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Page 1: University Catalog CHS… · 2019. 1. 7. · B.S. in Health Sciences Health Educator Concentration The TUI College of Health Sciences offers an upper division program leading to a

College CatalogCollege of Health Sciences

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College of Health Sciences 4

General Education (GE) Requirements 4

Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences 6

BS in Health Sciences Health Educator Concentration 7

Admission Standards 8

General Education Degree Requirements 8

A minimum of 45 semester credits as described on page 4 8

Concentration in Chemical Dependency (3 Courses) 9

Concentration in School Health (3 Courses) 9

Concentration in Expert Legal Nurse Consultant (Concentration Requires 3 of the Following 4 Courses) 10

Certificate in Family Health (Certificate Requires All 4 Courses) 10

Certificate in Nutrition (Certificate Requires All 4 Courses) 10

Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management (Certificate Requires 4 Courses from the Following) 11

BS in Health Science Health Care Management 11

Admission Standards 12

General Education Degree Requirements 12

A minimum of 45 semester credits as described on page 4 12

BS in Health Science Environmental Health Sciences 13

Admission Standards 14

General Education Degree Requirements 15

A minimum of 45 semester credits as described on page 4 15

BS in Health Science Health Care Professional Degree Completion 16

Admission Standards (for Physician Assistant Radiologic Respiratory Therapy and Laboratory Technician

Health Care Management and Health Sciences options) 17

General Education Degree Requirements 17

A minimum of 45 semester credits as described on page 4 17

Physician Assistant Option 17

Radiologic Option 18

Respiratory Therapy Option 19

Laboratory Technician Option 20

Health Care Management 21

Health Sciences 22

IDCs - Independent Duty Corpsmen 23

Admission Standards 23

PMTs - Preventive Medicine Technicians 24

Admission Standards 25

Program Requirements 25

PMT ndashBSHS Emphasis in Environmental Sciences 26

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Admission Standards 26

Health Science Undergraduate Certificates 27

Academic Requirements 28

Certificate in Nutrition 28

Certificate in Family Health 28

Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management 29

Master of Science in Health Sciences 29

Admission Requirements 30

Transfer Policies 30

Requirements for Graduation 30

MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management 31

Degree Requirements 31

MS in Health Sciences - International Health 32

Degree Requirements 33

Health Care Management ndash Informatics 34

Degree Requirements 35

MS in Health Sciences ndash Public Health 35

Degree Requirements 36

MSin Health Sciences -- Emergency and Disaster Management 37

MS in Health Sciencesndash Health Education 38

Degree Requirements 39

MS in Health Sciences - Clinical Research Administration 39

Joint Degree Program 41

Admission Requirements 41

Dual Degree Requirements 41

Graduate Certificates 42

Admission Standards 42

Academic Requirements 42

Emergency and Disaster Management 42

Quality Assurance 43

Health Informatics 44

Clinical Research Administration 44

Health Education 45

Environmental Health Science 45

Conflict Resolution Management 46

Master of Science in Health Administration 47

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Admission Requirements 47

Transfer Policies 47

Requirements for Graduation 48

Degree Requirements 48

Master of Science in Emergency and Disaster Management 49

Admission Requirements 49

Transfer Policies 50

Requirements for Graduation 50

Degree Requirements 50

Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences 51

Admission Standards 52

Transfer Policies 53

Degree Requirements 53

Degree Requirements - Summary 54

Specialization Courses (16 Credits) 54

International Health EducatorResearcher 54

International Health EducatorPractitioner 55

Health Care Administration 56

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College of Health Sciences The Trident University International (TUl) College of Health Sciences recognizes that its mission is to

produce competent and caring professionals and leaders committed to improving the health and well-

being of the populations they serve This mission is satisfied by providing high quality degree programs

that provide in-depth knowledge and broad understanding of respective fields of study emphasize

critical thinking and ethical practice and promote interdisciplinary collaboration Highly qualified and

diverse faculty shall facilitate development of effective learning utilizing advanced technology and a

student-centered approach in meeting the needs of diverse adult learners including traditionally

underserved populations

General Education (GE) Requirements The purpose of Trident Universityrsquos GE requirement is to provide the foundation for a well rounded

higher education allowing graduates from TUIrsquos bachelors programs to better understand how their core

curriculum integrates with modern society The subject areas required for study in the GE program

round out a higher education in one of the more specific specialized curriculums offered by the

University Areas of study in English Composition Mathematics Arts amp Humanities Physical amp

Biological Sciences and Social amp Behavioral Sciences prepare students for a fulfilling life as responsible

citizens able to meet the work requirements of todayrsquos society

Upon successful completion of general education requirements students should be able to

1 Apply methods for using resources 2 Demonstrate effective written communication skills 3 Work effectively in collaboration with others 4 Apply ethical practice in decision making 5 Assess real world situations in order to make appropriate decisions 6 Analyze the impact of human expressions on culture

In order to satisfy the Universityrsquos GE requirements students must fulfill the course requirements

indicated in the five (5) competency areas listed below and complete a minimum total of 45 semester

credit hours (or equivalent) in these areas

Competency Area Number of courses Minimum Credit Hours

English Composition 2 6

College Mathematics 1 3

ArtsHumanities 3 9

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Competency Area Number of courses Minimum Credit Hours

Physical amp Biological Sciences 2 6

Social amp Behavioral Sciences 4 12

Note Students who meet the course requirements above but do not have 45 semester credit hours of

GE must fulfill the remaining GE credit hour requirement in any of the above 5 competency areas

General Education Courses Offered by TUI

ANT250 I - Anatomy and Physiology I 4 Credits Description

ANT250 II - Anatomy and Physiology II 4 Credits Description

ART101 - Art History 4 Credits Description

BSC303 - SpeechCommunication in Health 4 Credits Description

BUS205 - Business Law 4 Credits Description

CHS 200 - Critical Thinking for Health Care Professionals 4 Credits Description

CHS 202 - Health and Society 4 Credits Description

ECO201 - Microeconomics 4 Credits Description

ECO202 - Macroeconomics 4 Credits Description

ENG101 - English Composition I 4 Credits Description

ENG102 - English Composition II 4 Credits Description

ENG201 - American Literature 4 Credits Description

HIS101 - Modern World History 4 Credits Description

MAT101 - College Mathematics 4 Credits Description

MAT201 - Basic Statistics 4 Credits Description

MAT202 - Advanced Mathematics 4 Credits Description

MAT275 - Linear Algebra 4 Credits Description

MIC100 - Microbiology 4 Credits Description

PHI201 - Introduction to Philosophy 4 Credits Description

POL201 - Global Politics in the Modern World 4 Credits Description

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PSY101 - Introduction to Psychology 4 Credits Description

SCI201 - Applied Physics I 4 Credits Description

SCI202 - Applied Physics II 4 Credits Description

SCI204 - Applied Scientific Theory 4 Credits Description

SOC201 - Introduction to Sociology 4 Credits Description

STS401 ndash Business Statistics 4 Credits Description

SVC101- Introduction to Speech and Verbal Communications

4 Credits Description

Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences The College of Health Sciences offers a Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences degree program with a

variety of specialties The goal of the program is to provide students with the basic knowledge and skills

needed for management regulatory or enforcement and education careers in various health fields For

students interested in health education this undergraduate program prepares them to plan implement

and evaluate programs for health and human services such as those offered by health departments

voluntary health agencies clinics hospitals and businesses and health care industries For students

interested in management the program provides health care professionals with an opportunity to

increase their knowledge and skills in the principal functions of management Students will help develop

analytical and problem-solving skills required of professionals in the health care system Students will

learn to recognize and appreciate the economic political and social environment in which health care

functions The program is also designed to provide students with basic research skills to use and

evaluate data upon which health care managers and educators base decisions Students will also

develop awareness of legal and ethical issues in the health field Students who pursue a degree goal in

the environmental health science concentration will be able to work in entry-level positions for local and

state health departments working to ensure the safety of populations from hazards that occur through

air water and soil The courses in this concentration prepare our students to work in a variety of

settings including prevention of environmental hazards and regulation of laws that are in place to

protect the environment

Program Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion of their respective program option graduates should be able to

Identify and discuss theories and practices relevant to the health sciences and professional

practice

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Demonstrate basic research and evaluation skills applicable to the health sciences and

professional practice

Identify and distinguish between developments and advances relevant to the health sciences

and professional practice

Identify and examine the role of the professional in practice and as an effectivesuccessful

member of the multidisciplinary health care team

Describe the economic political and social forces that impact the environment in which health

science professionals and educators function

Demonstrate the ability to apply legal and ethical practice and decision making in professional

practice

Demonstrate effective written communication skills in professional practice

BS in Health Sciences Health Educator Concentration The TUI College of Health Sciences offers an upper division program leading to a BS in Health Sciences

with a Health Educator Concentration Health education is concerned with preventing health problems

rather than curing people once they become ill The health educator promotes health by facilitating

voluntary changes in individual health behaviors and serves as an advocate for social change leading to

high levels of wellness for all This undergraduate program prepares individuals to plan implement and

evaluate programs for health and human services such as those offered by health departments

voluntary health agencies clinics hospitals and businesses and health care industries Health educators

are employed under a range of job titles such as patient educators health education teachers trainers

community organizers and health program managers Community health educators use specific

methods skills and program strategies to help people change to more healthful lifestyles make more

efficient use of health services adopt self-care practices wherever possible and participate actively as a

member of the multidisciplinary team in the design and implementation of programs that affect health

The coursework in health education provides a theoretical and philosophical foundation in principles of

health promotion and community health education based on a synthesis of knowledge drawn from the

physical biological social and behavioral Through the case study method students develop skills in

needs assessment organizing communities and identifying and implementing educational strategies

The program graduate will be eligible for the Certified Health Education Specialist examination

(CHES) through the National Commission for Health Credentialing This optional certification offers

national recognition of the graduates capabilities Students are urged to contact NCHEC regarding

eligibility and requirements for the exam

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Identify and discuss theories and practices relevant to contemporary health education

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2 Demonstrate basic research and evaluation skills applicable to the health education

3 Identify and distinguish between methods of promoting health and facilitating voluntary

changes in health behaviors

4 Identify and examine the role of the health educator as an advocate for health

5 Describe the economic political and social forces that impact the environment in which the

health educator functions

6 Demonstrate the ability to apply legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health

educator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health educator

Admission Standards

High school graduate

High school diploma or its equivalent

International students must have a TOEFL exam score of 50017361

High School transcripts will be required if transferring fewer than 36 credits into the BSHS

program

Transfer from other institutions up to 92 semester credits

Transfer from an accredited college or university or its international equivalent

Accepting transfer credits such as ACE CLEP DANTES and Excelsior

GPA 20 or better (the student may be accepted on a conditional basis if the overall GPA is

below 20)

All transferred courses must have the grade of C or better

General Education Degree Requirements

A minimum of 45 semester credits as described on page 4

In addition to satisfying the Universityrsquos GE requirements (page 4) students must complete an additional

Physical or Biological science course of at least 3 semester credits as a program GE requirement

Required Upper Division Core Courses (52 Semester Credits)

BHE302 ndash Intro to Health Education 4 Credits Description

BHE310 ndash Health Promotion and Disease Prevention 4 Credits Description

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BHE314 ndash Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHE324 ndash Principles of TeachingClient Groups 4 Credits Description

BHE400 ndash Principles of Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

BHE418 ndash Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHE499 ndash Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

BHS328 ndash Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS365 ndash Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 ndash Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS420 ndash Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS426 ndash Quacks Cures and Consumers 4 Credits Description

BHS450 ndash Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

Upper Division Elective Courses 3 courses 12 semester credits Students may choose to take these

courses as a concentrationcertificate option or from any of the courses listed in the

concentrationcertificate categories below Concentrations requirements are 3 courses (12 semester

credits) and certificate programs require 4 courses (16 semester credits) Students who complete a

desired concentration area or certificate within the HE concentration will receive a BSHS degree with a

concentration in Health Education and desired area of emphasis Health Science Certifications offered

with the Health Educator concentration are described in further detail beginning on page 27

Concentration in Chemical Dependency (3 Courses)

This concentration familiarizes the entry level health educator with the physiological sociological and

psychological effects and dynamics related to addiction and chemical dependency The role of the

health professional in promoting effective stress management and healthy coping behaviors is taught

BHE421 - Alcohol and Substance Abuse 4 Credits Description

BHE423 - Tobacco Smoking and Health 4 Credits Description

BHS400 - Stress Management 4 Credits Description

Concentration in School Health (3 Courses)

This concentration familiarizes the entry level health educator with issues related to child and

adolescent health including family structure physical and emotional health and risk-taking behaviors

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BHE427 - Issues in School Health 4 Credits Description

BHE431 - Obesity and Eating Disorders 4 Credits Description

BHE437 - Adolescent Health 4 Credits Description

Concentration in Expert Legal Nurse Consultant (Concentration Requires 3 of the Following 4

Courses)

This concentration examines the relationship between law and health care including the legal rights and

responsibilities of patients as well as the role of the legal nurse consultant Courses focus on tools and

techniques for researching identifying and applying analytical principles and the specifics of legal

analysis including preparation of case briefs

BHE445 - Introduction to Law and the Litigation Process 4 Credits Description

BHE447 - Legal Research and Analysis 4 Credits Description

BHE449 - TortsPersonal Litigation 4 Credits Description

BHE451 - Case Evaluation and Report Writing 4 Credits Description

Certificate in Family Health (Certificate Requires All 4 Courses)

BHE433 - Maternal-Neonatal Health 4 Credits Description

BHE435 - Infant and Children at Risk 4 Credits Description

BHE415 - Community and Domestic Violence 4 Credits Description

BHE439 - Issues in Family Planning 4 Credits Description

Certificate in Nutrition (Certificate Requires All 4 Courses)

BHE411 - Human Nutrition 4 Credits Description

BHE413 - Nutrition and Disease 4 Credits Description

BHE417 - Nutrition throughout the Life Cycle 4 Credits Description

BHE419 - Sports Nutrition and Weight Control 4 Credits Description

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Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management (Certificate Requires 4 Courses from the

Following)

BHS411 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS412 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS417 - Emergency Planning and Operation 4 Credits Description

BHS419 - Risk Assessment 4 Credits Description

Total Required Credits for the BSHS Degree- Health Educator Concentration 124 Credits

BS in Health Science Health Care Management Health Care Management is an important area of specialization in the health field The health care

manager is faced with a dynamic and changing environment with a challenge of balancing high quality

care with affordable cost The health care manager of the 21st century needs to be knowledgeable of

the basic managerial aspects of an organization as well as the new developments in the health field and

technology Additionally the Health Care Management program is designed to provide health care

professionals with an opportunity to increase their knowledge and skills in the principal functions of

management The coursework in health care management will help develop analytical and problem-

solving skills required of managers in the health care system Individuals will learn to recognize and

appreciate the economic political and social environment in which health care is delivered The program

is also designed to provide students with basic research skills to collect and evaluate data upon which

managers must base their decisions Students will also develop awareness of legal and ethical issues in

health care organizations and use ethical reasoning to resolve them

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Identify and discuss theories and practices relevant to contemporary health care management

2 Demonstrate basic research and evaluation skills applicable to health care management

3 Identify and distinguish between developments and advances relevant to the field of health care

management

4 Identify and examine the role of the health care manager as a member of the multidisciplinary

health care team

5 Describe the economic political and social forces that impact the environment in which the

health care manager functions

6 Demonstrate the ability to apply legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health care

manager

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7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health care manager

Admission Standards

High school graduate

High school diploma or its equivalent

International students must have a TOEFL exam score of 50017361

High School transcripts will be required if transferring fewer than 36 credits into the BSHS

program

Transfer from other institutions up to 92 semester credits

Transfer from an accredited college or university or its international equivalent

Accepting transfer credits such as ACE CLEP DANTES and Excelsior

GPA 20 or better (the student may be accepted on a conditional basis if the overall GPA is

below 20)

All transferred courses must have the grade of C or better

General Education Degree Requirements

A minimum of 45 semester credits as described on page 4

In addition to satisfying the Universityrsquos GE requirements (page 4) students must complete an additional

Physical or Biological science course of at least 3 semester credits as a program GE requirement

Required Upper Division Core Courses (52 Semester Credits)

BHE314 - Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resources Management 4 Credits Description

BHM443 - Legal Aspects of Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

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BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS427 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Upper Division Electives (12 Semester Credits from the Following List)

BHE415 - Community and Domestic Violence 4 Credits Description

BHM411 - Long Term Care 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHM496 - Occupational Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS400 - Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHS412 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Mgt 4 Credits Description

BHS417- Emergency Planning and Operation 4 Credits Description

BHS419 - Risk Assessment 4 Credits Description

Total Required Credits for the BSHS Degree- Health Care Management Concentration 124

Credits

BS in Health Science Environmental Health Sciences The concentration in Environmental Health Sciences is designed to equip our students with an

understanding of the fundamental interrelationships between environmental quality and human health

The courses cover ways in which human activities impact the air water and soil on local and global

scales as well as the regulations that have been set in place for environmental protection Students will

tackle complex current and emerging issues in the discipline and examine ways to manage the

environment responsibly for human health protection

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Objectives

1 Identify and discuss theories and practices relevant to contemporary environmental health science

2 Demonstrate basic research and evaluation skills applicable to environmental health science

3 Identify and distinguish between developments and advances relevant to environmental health science

4 Identify and examine the role of the environmental health specialist in promoting environmental quality and human health

5 Describe the economic political and social forces that impact the practice of environmental health

6 Demonstrate the ability to apply legal and ethical practice and decision making in professional practice

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an environmental health specialist

Admission Standards

High school graduate

High school diploma or its equivalent

International students must have a TOEFL exam score of 50017361

High School transcripts will be required if transferring fewer than 36 credits into the BSHS

program

Transfer from other institutions up to 92 semester credits

Transfer from an accredited college or university or its international equivalent

Accepting transfer credits such as ACE CLEP DANTES and Excelsior etc

GPA 20 or better (the student may be accepted on a conditional basis if the overall GPA is

below 20)

All transferred courses must have the grade of C or better

The transferred course(s) must meet the same general content standards as the TUI course that

the credit is transferred to

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General Education Degree Requirements

A minimum of 45 semester credits as described on page 4

In addition to satisfying the Universityrsquos GE requirements (page 4) students must complete an additional

Physical or Biological science course of at least 3 semester credits as a program GE requirement

Required Upper Division Core Courses (13 Courses 52 Semester Credits)

BHE310 - Health Promotion and Disease Prevention 4 Credits Description

BHE314 - Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHE400 - Principles of Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

BHE418 ndash Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS432 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

BHS434 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

BHS436 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

BHS438 - Hazardous Materials 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS440 - EntomologyPest Control 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS442 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

BHS490- Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Upper Division Elective Courses (3 Courses 12 Semester Credits from the Following List)

BHS433 ndash Water Quality 4 Credits Description

BHS435 - Housing 4 Credits Description

BHS439 ndash Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

BHS441 ndash Noise Control 4 Credits Description

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Total Required Credits for the BSHS Degree- Environmental Health Sciences Concentration

124 Credits

BS in Health Science Health Care Professional Degree Completion The TUI College of Health Sciences professional degree completion Program is designed for health care

professionals who graduated from accredited certificate andor associate degree programs and who

wish to acquire baccalaureate level competencies in health sciences theory and in health care

professional issues

There are a large number of health care professionals who are qualified by academic and clinical

education and formal certification designed to provide patient evaluation and care but without

baccalaureate degree Many employers are requiring or strongly urging that the health care

professional have a minimum of a baccalaureate degree to practice The result is that experienced and

new health care professionals with certificates or associate degrees are searching for baccalaureate

degree completion programs which will allow them to complete degree requirements while working

part time or full time

The TUI College of Health Sciences professional degree completion programs for health care

professionals is specially designed for adult learners who are working in their professions while

completing required coursework for the BS in Health Sciences

TUI offers a unique degree completion program for Physician Assistants Radiologic Technologist Lab

Technicians and Respiratory Therapists who have graduated from an accredited associate degree

andor recognized certificate program

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Identify and discuss theories and practices relevant to professional practice

2 Demonstrate basic research and evaluation skills applicable to professional practice

3 Identify and distinguish between developments and advances relevant to a chosen professional

practice

4 Identify and examine the role of the professional as a member of the multidisciplinary health

care team

5 Describe the economic political and social forces that impact a chosen professional practice

6 Demonstrate the ability to apply legal and ethical practice and decision making in professional

practice

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills in professional practice

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Admission Standards (for Physician Assistant Radiologic Respiratory Therapy and Laboratory Technician Health Care Management and Health Sciences options)

Applicants must hold an associate degree (Associate of ArtsAssociate of Science) or a licensecertificate

in a health related field of practice If the applicant does not hold an associate degree (Associate of

ArtsAssociate of Science) meeting TUIrsquos General Education requirements but is currently licensed or

certified in a health related field a minimum of 60 lower division baccalaureateassociate semester

credits including 45 GE credits (as listed on page 4) are required through transfer credits from an

accredited institutioncollege or have to be completed at Trident University Only professional credits

for which the respective certificatelicense has been received will be considered for transfer credit

toward the professional credits category Up to 28 professional credits can count towards the degree

The total number of credits required for the degree is 124

NOTE

Other associates degrees including CCAF Associatersquos degrees may qualify after review and approval by the College

General Education Degree Requirements

A minimum of 45 semester credits as described on page 4

Physician Assistant Option

TUI offers a unique degree completion program for Physician Assistants The program is designed for

individuals who are certified physician assistants (PA) having graduated from an accredited PA

certificate or PA associates program

Note TUI-College of Health Sciences may have a specific articulation agreement with individual PA

Programs Please consult with your Program Director for specific details

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHE 314 Environmental Health amp Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 320 Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 312 Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

Radiologic Option

TUI offers a unique degree completion program for Radiologic Technologists The program is designed

for individuals who are certified Radiologic Technologists (RT) having graduated from an accredited RT

certificate or RT associates program

Note TUI-College of Health Sciences may have a specific articulation agreement with individual RT

Programs Please consult with your Program Director for specific details

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

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BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHE 314 Environmental Health amp Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 320 Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 312 Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

Respiratory Therapy Option

TUI offers a unique Respiratory Therapy Option in the professional degree completion concentration It

is designed for individuals who are in the field of Respiratory Therapy and have graduated with an

accredited Respiratory Therapy associates degree andor from a recognized Respiratory Therapy

Certificate Program with transferable academic credits

Note TUI-College of Health Sciences may have a specific articulation agreement with individual

Respiratory Therapy Programs Please consult with your Program Director for specific details

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHE 314 Environmental Health amp Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 320 Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 312 Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

Laboratory Technician Option

TUI offers a unique professional degree completion concentration for Laboratory Technicians It is

designed for individuals who are in the field of Laboratory Technology and have graduated with an

accredited Laboratory Technician associates degree or from a recognized Laboratory Technicians

certificate program with transferable upper division credits

Note TUI-College of Health Sciences may have a specific articulation agreement with individual

Laboratory Technician Programs Please consult with your Program Director for specific details

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHE 314 Environmental Health amp Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 320 Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 312 Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

Health Care Management

TUI offers a unique professional degree completion concentration in Health Care Management It is

designed for individuals who are licensed or certified in the field of Allied Health have either graduated

from an accredited AS degree program or have completed transferrable credits and who are

interested in a bachelorrsquos degree in health sciences with an emphasis in health care management

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHE314 - Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHM443- Legal Aspects of Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

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BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHS 365 Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS 455 Computers amp Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS328 Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

Health Sciences

TUI offers a general professional degree completion concentration in Health Sciences It is designed for

individuals who are licensed or certified in the field of Allied Health have graduated from an accredited

AS degree program or have completed transferrable credits and are interested in a bachelorrsquos degree

in health sciences

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHS 365 Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS 455 Computers amp Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS328 Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

IDCs - Independent Duty Corpsmen

Independent Duty Corpsmen play a significant role in providing health care for servicemen and women

and their families TUI has joined the few universities who provide opportunities to complete a BS

degree at the students location with no residency requirement The BS in Health Sciences-Health Care

Management will provide IDCs the opportunity to enhance their knowledge base to obtain advanced

educational credentials and to be eligible for promotion in the Navy TUI developed a specifically

tailored BS in Health Sciences-degree completion program for IDCs The program is built on the

strengths of the IDC program and provides a combination of opportunities to fulfill requirements for a

Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences (BSHS) - Health Care Management IDCrsquos who complete the

course work for the degree will be prepared to continue their education in any Masters program such

as a Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Public Health or a Master of Science in

Health Sciences with a specialization in Health Care Management

The Bachelors degree is a 124-credit program consisting of 44 credits of advanced standing (from IDC

C school) a minimum of 45 general education credits an additional 3 credits lower division free

electives as a program GE requirement and 32 upper division credits of TUI coursework

Admission Standards

This program is specifically designed for those military personnel who have completed the IDC program

At this time only military personnel are eligible for this degree program with the following

qualifications

Surface Force IDC - NEC 8425

Submarine Force IDC - NEC 8402

Deep Sea Diving IDC - NEC 8494

Fleet Marine Force Recon IDC - NEC 8403

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Special Operations IDC - NEC 8491

Program Requirements

General Education (at TUI or transfer) A minimum of 45 Credits

Additional Electives 3 Credits

Upper and Lower Transfer Credits from IDC ldquoCrdquo School 44 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses 20 Credits

Upper Division Elective Courses 12 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses (20 Semester Credits)

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Upper Division Elective Courses (12 Semester Credits from the Following List)

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS411 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

PMTs - Preventive Medicine Technicians

TUI offers a unique degree completion program for professional Preventative Medicine Technicians The

program is designed for individuals who play a significant role in the provision of health care for Navy

and Marine Corps personnel TUIs Bachelor in Health Sciences with Health Care Management

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concentration allows personnel who have completed the Navy School of Health Sciences PMT program

to continue their education in their own homes on their own schedules This online program

compliments the strengths of the Navy technician program by offering additional instruction in health

care management ethics policy delivery systems emergency and disaster response and computer and

information systems PMTs that complete this Bachelor in Health Sciences will be fully prepared to

continue their education in any Public Health or Health Sciences program

The Bachelors degree is a 124-credit program consisting of 44 credits of advanced standing from the

Navy School of Health Sciences PMT program a minimum of 45 lower division general education credits

an additional 3 credits of lower division free electives as a program GE requirement and 32 upper

division credits of TUI coursework

Admission Standards

This program is specifically designed for those military personnel who have completed the PMT

program At this time only graduates of the Navy School of Health Sciences in PMT are eligible for this

program

Program Requirements

General Education (at TUI or transfer) A minimum of 45 Credits

Additional Electives 3 Credits

Upper and Lower PMT Program Transfer 44 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses 20 Credits

Upper Division Elective Courses 12 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses (20 Semester Credits)

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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Required Upper Division Elective Courses (12 Semester Credits from the Following List)

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS411 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

PMTrsquos will also have the option of completing the following program degree completion

PMT ndashBSHS Emphasis in Environmental Sciences

Admission Standards

This program is specifically designed for those military personnel who have completed the PMT

program At this time only graduates of the Navy School of Health Sciences in PMT are eligible for this

program

General Education (at TUI or transfer) A minimum of 45 Credits

Additional Electives 15 Credits

Upper Division Core Courses Transfer from PMT 28 Credits

Upper Elective Course Transfer from PMT 4 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses 24 Credits

Upper Division Elective Courses 8 Credits

BSHS Environmental Sciences CORE courses that would transfer 28 credits

BHE310 - Health Promotion and Disease Prevention 4 Credits Description

BHE314 - Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHE400 - Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

BHS434 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

BHS436 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

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BHS438 - Hazardous Materials 4 Credits Description

BHS440 - EntomologyPest Control 4 Credits Description

BSHS Environmental Sciences Elective requirement that would transfer 4 credits

BHS439 - Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

TUI Courses 32 credits (must be taken at TUI)

Required Upper Division Core Courses (24 Semester Credits)

BHE418 - Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS432 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS442 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

BHS490 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Required Upper Division Elective Courses (8 Semester Credits)

BHS433 - BHS433 Water Quality 4 Credits Description

BHS435 - Housing 4 Credits Description

BHS441 - Noise Control 4 Credits Description

Health Science Undergraduate Certificates TUI offers Undergraduate and Graduate Certificates as part of the Undergraduate or Graduate programs

respectively

Students may apply to a specific program where the certificate is usually a special trackconcentration

within the program Students categorically -- can only enroll in degree programs even though they may

receive documentation of having passed certain benchmarks A certificate is a benchmark reached

after completion of 4 (or more courses) within a specific program such as BSHS ndash Emergency and

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Disaster Management The benefit is that a student who completes a cluster of courses reaching the

benchmark may receive the certificate and continue with hisher degree program

The BS in Health Science program offers three (3) undergraduate certificates The certificate courses

may be taken as part of the program or taken as an extension of the program Students in the BS in

Health Sciences interested in one of the following Certificates - Nutrition Emergency and Disaster

Management or Family Health - must successfully complete all the required courses for the bachelors

degree and all four certificate courses Upon completion students will be eligible for a Certificate in the

respective program in addition to the BS in Health Sciences degree A total of 128 credits are required

for the BS in Health Sciences with Certificate in Nutrition Emergency and Disaster Management or

Family Health

All students seeking an Undergraduate Certificate must be admitted to TUI as a regularly admitted

undergraduate student

Academic Requirements

To be awarded the undergraduate certificate the student must earn a minimum ldquoCrdquo (20) in the courses that constitute the certificate with an overall program GPA of ldquoCrdquo (20) or better Programs may require higher academic requirements for their specific certificates

Certificate in Nutrition

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Nutrition provides a theoretical and philosophical

foundation in principles of human nutrition including nutrition through the life cycle and nutrition and

disease

Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits)

BHE411 - Human Nutrition 4 Credits Description

BHE413 - Nutrition and Disease 4 Credits Description

BHE417 - Nutrition throughout the Life Cycle 4 Credits Description

BHE419 - Sports Nutrition and Weight Control 4 Credits Description

Certificate in Family Health

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Family Health provides a theoretical and

philosophical foundation in principles of health promotion planning implementation and

assessment of health education related to the family

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Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits)

BHE433 - Maternal-Neonatal Health 4 Credits Description

BHE435 - Infant and Children at Risk 4 Credits Description

BHE415 - Community and Domestic Violence 4 Credits Description

BHE439 - Issues in Family Planning 4 Credits Description

Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Emergency and Disaster Management provides

a theoretical and philosophical foundation in principles of risk assessment and planning related to

terrorism and other emergencies and disasters

Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits Choose Four (4) Courses from the Following)

BHS411 - Issues in Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS412 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS417 - Emergency Planning and Operation 4 Credits Description

BHS419 - Risk Assessment 4 Credits Description

Health Science Undergraduate Graduation Requirements

Requirement for Graduation

To qualify for graduation with a BS in Health Sciences a student must have successfully fulfilled the

following requirements

Complete each of the required core courses with a C (20) or better

Maintain an overall GPA of 20 (C) or better for all coursework toward the degree

Master of Science in Health Sciences The TUI College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a variety of

concentrationsspecialties The goal of the program is to provide students with the knowledge and skills

needed for effective managerial and leadership careers in various health fields Students will learn to

discern among implement and evaluate new developments and advances in fields of health practice

including health education health care management public health emergency and disaster

management as well as others Individuals will learn to balance the needs of health practice within

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various sociopolitical and economic environments The program is also designed to provide students

with the ability to critically evaluate research findings in applicable fields of practice Students will

develop knowledge and skills in ethical and legal decision making The program also promotes

educational opportunities for career advancement employment mobility and lifelong learning

opportunities

Program Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion of their respective program option graduates should be able to

1 Critically evaluate scientific literature in the field of health sciences

2 Apply quantitative reasoning skills to evaluate scientific data or other health information

3 Identify and apply appropriate models and theories to approach and address health andor

healthcare problems or issues

4 Develop effective written documents and presentations as professionally appropriate at the health

andor healthcare administrative level eg reports proposals PowerPoint presentations educational

materials etc

5 Evaluate multiple or competing perspectivesoptions and recommend an appropriate plan or course

of action for a health andor healthcare problem or issue

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

Pre-requisite courses may be required in the Health Sciences program based on concentration selected

International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may transfer up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos level

program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must meet

the same general content standards as the TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MS degree in Health Sciences students must successfully fulfill both of the following

requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

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MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management The TUI (TUI) College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a

specialty in Health Care Management

The goal of the program is to provide students with the knowledge and skills needed for effective

managerial and leadership careers in the health field The program promotes educational opportunities

for career advancement employment mobility and lifelong learning opportunities to health care

professionals

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to contemporary health

care management

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health care management

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the health care manager functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to health care management

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues faced by the

health care manager

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health care

manager

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health care manager

Degree Requirements

The MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management Specialization requires successful completion of

40 semester credits A final culminating project and an integrative paper are included

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

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Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHM501 - Management and Organizational Behavior 4 Credits Description

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM507 - Quality Assurance in Hospital Healthcare Organizations 4 Credits Description

MHM509 - Quality Assurance in Managed Care 4 Credits Description

MHM511 - Quality Assurance in Long Term Care Nursing Homes 4 Credits Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems 4 Credits Description

MHM525 - Marketing in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHM535 - Hospital Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

NCM501 - Foundation of Conflict Management 4 Credits Description

NCM511 - Mediation and Arbitration 4 Credits Description

NCM512 - Negotiation Strategies 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciences - International Health TUI-College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a specialty in

International Health The goal is to provide quality education and training to individuals seeking a

graduate degree in international health specialty and to current practitioners or scientists seeking to

fulfill their academic aspirations by achieving and earning an advanced degree in the field of

international health perspective

In the twenty-first century we continue to witness great inequities in access to availability of basic

health care services around the globe Developing regions of the world continue to suffer from

significant public health problems Poverty ethnic tensions violence political instability urban decay

and natural and environmental hazards as well as poor population growth control continue to dominate

the scene in many countries

Graduates of the MS degree in Health Sciences with specialization in International Health will be able to

fill positions in governmental and private national and international organizations The program

emphasizes cross cultural awareness planning implementing and evaluating sustainable health care

development programs for communities and nations develop studentsrsquo skills and ability to assess needs

and develop priorities with limited resources

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Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to international health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in international health

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact

international health

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to international health

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in

international health

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in international health

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an international health professional

Degree Requirements

The MS degree in Health Sciences -International Health Specialty requires successful completion of 40

semester credits a final culminating project and an integrative paper

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MIH502 - Introduction to Intrsquol Health 4 Credits Description

MIH508 - Health Policy in Developing Countries 4 Credits Description

MIH512 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

MIH514 - Cross Cultural Perspectives 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

MIH599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MIH523 - Disaster Humanitarian Emergencies 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MIH543 - Perspective on Abuse and Violence 4 Credits Description

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Total Credits for MS in Health Sciences- International Health specialization

MS Core Courses 20 Credits

MS Electives 16 Credits

Culminating Project 4 Credits

Total 40 Credits

To qualify for graduation with a MS in Health Sciences with a specialization in International Health a

student must have successfully fulfilled all of the following requirements

1 Completed each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

2 Maintained an overall GPA of ldquoB (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying

toward the degree

Health Care Management ndash Informatics Health Informatics Concentration focuses on the application of computer information systems to health

care and public health Informatics extends beyond simply using the computer as a tool for computation

into the process of knowledge acquisition storage retrieval representation and manipulation A major

focus of Informatics is the support of information systems for reasoning decision-making and learning

Health Informatics encompasses the fields of information science computer information systems and

educational technology in support of health care delivery education and management Health

Informatics is a body of knowledge and a set of techniques to organize and manage information in

support of research education and patient care

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to application of computer

information systems to health care and public health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health informatics

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact health

informatics

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to health informatics

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in health

informatics

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in health informatics

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills in health informatics

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Degree Requirements

The MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management Concentration in Health Informatics requires

successful completion of 40 semester credits A final culminating project and an integrative paper are

included

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHI500 - Introduction to Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI502 - Information Systems in the Delivery of Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHI504 - Systems Analysis for Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI506 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Systems Development in Health Informatics

4 Credits Description

MHI508 - Health Information Systems Security 4 Credits Description

To qualify for graduation with a MS in Health Sciences Health Care Management in Health Informatics

a student must have successfully fulfilled both of the following requirements

Completed each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

Maintained an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying

toward the degree

MS in Health Sciences ndash Public Health The Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Public Health is designed to provide

health care professionals and other qualified applicants with advanced knowledge and practical tools in

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public health and health care management Graduates of the program will be able to seek managerial

and leadership positions in the field of public health and health care administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to public health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings relevant to public health

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the public health professional functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to service in public health

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in public

health

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in public health

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a public health professional

Degree Requirements

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MPH502 - Introduction to Public Health 4 Credits Description

MPH504 - Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MIH512 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

MIH514 - Cross Cultural perspectives 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory Based Research 4 Credits Description

MPH599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy 4 Credits Description

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems 4 Credits Description

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MIH543 - Perspectives on Abuse and Violence 4 Credits Description

MHE510 - Occupational Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

MPH503 - Infertility and Public Health 4 Credits Description

MSin Health Sciences -- Emergency and Disaster Management The Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Emergency and Disaster Management

prepares students to provide leadership in major emergencies and disasters including terrorism This

specialization provides individuals planning to hold leadership position as emergency professionals in

government and industry with the skills to respond effectively when emergencies and disasters strike

and provide leadership in those situations Students will learn to analyze disaster threats write

emergency plans to meet state and federal guidelines understand problems facing response teams and

communicate knowledgeably with expert advisors in crisis

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues faced by the

emergency and disaster management professional

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an emergency and disaster management

professional

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology 4 Credits Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits Description

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MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster 4 Credits Description

MHE599 - Culminating Projects 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE510 - Occupation Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

MHE513 - Risk Assessment and Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE518 - Education in Emergency 4 Credits Description

MPH502 - Introduction to Public Health 4 Credits Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciencesndash Health Education The Master of Science in Health Sciences - Health Education specialization prepares professionals to

administer and develop health education programs to implement health education processes and

concepts to understand current health issues and to master skills and knowledge appropriate to

leadership positions in the field

Students should note that the MS in Health Sciences Health Education concentration is not a certificate

or credentialing program TUI cannot grant or certify any student for a credential as a teacher or

administrator As the requirements for credentialinglicensurecertification vary from state to state

students are urged to contact their state of residence or employment for information on specific

requirementscriteria

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to contemporary health

education

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health education

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the health educator functions

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4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to professional practice in health

education

5 Develop and implement plans for promoting health and facilitating voluntary changes in health

behaviors

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health educator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health educator

Degree Requirements

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD506 - Cultural and Cross-Cultural Perspectives in Health 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

MHD510 - Research in Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD599 - Capstone Integrative Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging and Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health and Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy and Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciences - Clinical Research Administration Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Clinical Research Administration a growing

field for health professionals who are interested in overseeing the administration and progress of clinical

trials in various health care facilities usually sponsored by a pharmaceutical company or biologics or

devices companies

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A Clinical Research Administrator is a health professional who manages the various aspects of the

clinical trial not only the health aspects but also the administrative aspects The Clinical Research

Administrator supervises the conduct of clinical trials at a clinical site Individuals who work in the area

of Clinical Research Administration come from very diverse areas such as Nursing Clinical Laboratory

Nutrition Respiratory Therapy Rehabilitation Sciences Physician Assistants IDC PMT Physical Therapy

Medicine to name a few

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to clinical research

administration

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in clinical research

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the clinical research administrator functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to professional practice in clinical

research administration

5 Develop and implement plans for supervising clinical research studies

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a clinical research

administrator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a clinical research administrator

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

CRA502 - Bioethics and Legal Perspectives 4 Credits Description

CRA548 - Research Methods for Health Professionals 4 Credits Description

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA554 - Human Trials 4 Credits Description

CRA599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

CRA500 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

CRA503 - Clinical Research Funding 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

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CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

CRA509 - Scientific Reporting 4 Credits Description

Joint Degree Program The College of Business Administration and the College of Health Sciences have joined forces to offer a

Dual MS-MBA program that result in conferral of a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree and

a Master of Science in Health Sciences with a concentration in Health Care Management (MSHS) degree

Admission Requirements

The student needs to apply specifically to the dual degree program when applying to the

university

The MSMBA degree requires total of 64 credit hours 32 credits from each program The

student may choose which program heshe completes first

Dual degree students must satisfy the curriculum and graduation requirements of both the MBA

and MSHS programs and follow their degree plan CAP599 the Integrated Capstone course

must be the last course taken after the required courses in both the MSHS ndash Concentration in

Health Care Management and the MBA program have been taken

Students withdrawing from the dual degree program before completing both degrees will only

receive credit toward graduation for such courses that qualify toward a single degree program

In this situation students will take the capstone course for the single degree program they wish

to complete (MHM599 for the MSHS or BUS599 for the MBA) The CAP599 integrated capstone

is only applicable for the Dual Degree

The MBA and MS degrees will be awarded upon successful completion of the requirements of

the entire dual degree program

Dual Degree Requirements

MBA ndash Masters in Business Administration (8 Courses 32 Credits)

ACC501 ndash Accounting for Decision Making 4 Credits Description

ETH501 ndash Business Ethics 4 Credits Description

FIN501 ndash Strategic Corporate Finance 4 Credits Description

ITM501 ndash Management Information Systems and Business Strategy 4 Credits Description

MGT501 ndash Management and Organizational Behavior 4 Credits Description

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MGT599 ndash Strategic Management 4 Credits Description

MKT501 ndash Strategic Marketing 4 Credits Description

OPM500 ndash Operation Management for Managers 4 Credits Description

MSHS ndash Concentration in Health Care Management (8 Courses 32 Credits)

MHM505 ndash Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 ndash Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM522 ndash Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM535 ndash Hospital Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH521 ndash Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MIH527 ndash Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MIH548 ndash Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

CAP599 ndash Integrative Capstone Course in Health Care Business Management

4 Credits Description

Graduate Certificates

Admission Standards

Possess a baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in health health science

or related field with a minimum GPA of 25 Submit transcripts of undergraduate and all prior

graduate work

Submit copies of any licenses and board certifications held

Academic Requirements

To be awarded the graduate certificate the student must earn a minimum ldquoB-rdquo (267) in the courses

that constitute the certificate with an overall program GPA of ldquoBrdquo (30) or better Programs may require

higher academic requirements for their specific certificates

Emergency and Disaster Management

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management is to provide the

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theoretical and philosophical foundations in principles of risk assessment emergency planning and

methodology related to terrorism and disaster relief

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHE507 - Bio- Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology 4 Credits Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits Choose one (1) course from the following)

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

MHE513 - Risk Assessment and Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE518 - Education in Emergency 4 Credits Description

Quality Assurance

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Quality Assurance is to provide administrators and practitioners

holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques used to achieve and

ensure quality health care delivery The focus will be on presenting the analytical tools and techniques

that will allow the health care administrator and professional to analyze assess and improve health

outcomes consumer satisfaction accountability and the processes within the organization that ensure

ongoing quality improvement The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit courses

designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in analyzing

developing and directing quality systems in the workplace

Required Course (16 Credits)

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM507 - Quality Assurance in Hospitals Healthcare Organizations 4 Credits Description

MHM509 - Quality Assurance in Managed Care 4 Credits Description

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MHM511 - Quality Assurance in Long Term Care Nursing Homes 4 Credits Description

Health Informatics

The graduate certificate in Health Informatics focuses on the application of computer information

systems to health care and public health and it is intended for students with a background in health

who wish to be prepared to apply current computer technology to the management of health care

services The certificate consists of the four following required courses

Required Courses (16 Credits)

Please select four (4) courses from the following

MHI500 - Introduction to Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI502 - Information Systems in the Delivery of Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHI504 - Systems Analysis for Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI506 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Systems Development in Health Informatics

4 Credits Description

MHI508 - Health Information Systems Security 4 Credits Description

Clinical Research Administration

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Clinical Research Administration is to provide administrators and

practitioners holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques to manage

the various aspects of clinical trial The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit

courses designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in the

administration of clinical research at a clinical site

Required Courses (16 Credits)

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

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Health Education The graduate certificate coursework in health education provides a theoretical and philosophical

foundation in principles of health promotion planning assessment and community health

education based on a synthesis of knowledge drawn from the physical biological social and

behavioral sciences Through the case study method students develop critical thinking skills in

community organization needs assessment and education strategies for individuals and groups

Students interested in the Certified Health Education Specialist exam who do not possess a

baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in the Health Sciences or Health

Professions concentrating in Health Education Community Health Education Public Health Education

School Health Education etc may be required to earn additional units in order to qualify for the National

Certification Exam Students are urged to contact NCHEC regarding eligibility and requirements for the

exam

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits)

Please choose one (1) course from the following

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging amp Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health amp Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy amp Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

Environmental Health Science The Certificate Program in Environmental Health Sciences is offered for those persons working in the

field of environmental health who need to develop their formal education in specific elements of the

field of environmental health Environmental Health consists of those organized activities undertaken to

protect and enhance the publicrsquos health through the recognition assessment and control of

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46

environmental hazards with focus on biological chemical and physical hazards The two major aspects in

an environmental health program are the prevention of disease and the protection and promotion of

human well being

The certificate consists of four of the following required courses (16 credits)

MHS523 - Principles of Environmental Health 4 Credits Description

MHS525 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

MHS527 - Water Quality 4 Credits Description

MHS529 - Housing 4 Credits Description

MHS531 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

MHS533 - Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

MHS535 - Noise Control 4 Credits Description

MHS537 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

Conflict Resolution Management

Conflict is an inevitable part of our professional and personal lives As conflict has an adverse effect on

organizational goal attainment there has been a growing need to understand the sources of conflict

and consequently manage it by applying the appropriate approach and strategy All organizations across

all fields and industries share a common resource ndash people ndash who interact and perform under various

and demanding conditions and all potentially conducive to inter-personal and intra-organizational

conflict The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Conflict Resolution Management is to provide those

professionals in business health or education to master the advanced concepts and techniques of

conflict resolution management Unilateral Bilateral and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) which

will enable them to understand overcome and move beyond conflict The certificate consists of a series

of three graduate-level credit courses designed to provide graduates with knowledge and skills and a

capstone course oriented towards addressing most common real-life situations

Required Courses (16 Credits)

NCM501 - Foundations of Conflict Resolutions 4 Credits Description

NCM511 - Mediation and Arbitration 4 Credits Description

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NCM512 - Negotiation Strategies 4 Credits Description

NCM599 - Capstone Course 4 Credits Description

Master of Science in Health Administration Propelled by broad trends such as demographic growth an ageing population medical innovation and

increased public awareness the field of Health Administration offers rewarding and challenging career

opportunities in the 21st century The Master of Science in Health Administration (MSHA) degree caters

to real world practical needs and focuses on implementing the knowledge and skills needed for effective

administrative leadership roles in organizations throughout the complex healthcare ecosystem This

degree provides graduates with a strong knowledge base in all aspects of Health Administration

including management delivery systems finance ethics regulation and human resources

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Identify and apply appropriate models and theories to approach and address administrative

healthcare problems or issues

2 Evaluate multiple or competing perspectives and options and recommend appropriate

administrative plans or courses of action for a healthcare problem or issue

3 Apply quantitative skills and methods to evaluate healthcare datainformation

4 Critically evaluate professional literature in the field of health administration

5 Develop effective written documents and presentations as professionally appropriate at the

healthcare administrative level eg executive reports business plans and presentations

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

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Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Healthcare Management concentration may be able to

transfer to the MS in Health Administration degree program however students may not complete

the MSHS with a concentration in Healthcare Management and seek a second degree in the MS in

Health Administration program Students are urged to contact their academic advisor with any

questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSHA degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSHA degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHA506 - Health Care Systems Organization

4 Credits Description

MHA507 - Health Care Delivery Systems

4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems

4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration

4 Credits Description

MHM525 - Marketing in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHA599 - MSHA Capstone Course 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 MHM502

MHM514 MHM522 MHM525 Plus 3 Electives

Description

Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance

4 Credits

Description

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MHM501 - Management and Organizational Behavior

4 Credits

Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care

4 Credits Description

NCM501 - Foundation of Conflict Management

4 Credits

Description

Master of Science in Emergency and Disaster Management Each year people across the world are confronted by disasters As can be witnessed by world events

the ability of a nation state or community to plan for and respond to emergencies and disasters is

essential in mitigating the potentially catastrophic consequences of natural and man-made disasters

The Master of Science in Emergency amp Disaster Management (MSEDM) is designed for both military and

civilian students with experience responding to national and global humanitarian crises terrorist-based

events and natural disasters This program provides graduates with the skills to succeed in emergency

and disaster professions in the military federal state and local government and industry

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Apply effective solutions and responses to problems of a physical and psychological nature

experienced in a disaster aftermath

3 Develop emergency plans that meet state and federal guideline and demonstrate effective

communication skills

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

6 Analyze and evaluate disaster threats to public health infrastructure to effectively integrate and

develop coordinated responses with various agencies in disaster mitigation

7 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

8 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

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International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Emergency and Disaster Management concentration may be

able to transfer to the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management degree program however

students may not complete the MSHS with a concentration in Emergency and Disaster Management

and seek a second degree in the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management program Students are

urged to contact their academic advisor with any questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSEDM degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSEDM degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management

4 Credits

Description

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology

4 Credits

Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits MHE503 or MHE509 Description

EDM504 - Public Health and the Aftermath of a Disaster

4 Credits

Description

EDM502 - Critical Infrastructure Vulnerability and Protection

4 Credits MHE503 MHE 509 MHE511

Description

EDM599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits All other 9 courses in the

program need to be taken prior Description

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Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster

4 Credits

Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment

4 Credits

Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

EDM501 - Domestic Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

EDM503 - Infectious Disease Mitigation Following Natural Disasters

4 Credits

Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy

4 Credits

Description

Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences The Doctor of Philosophy represents the highest level of achievement in any academic discipline TUI is

proud to offer a research degree resulting in a Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences

Students who earn this degree are qualified to enter academia or the top levels of health care

administration or health executive positions in government and the private sector These graduates will

have demonstrated excellence in their pursuit of academic study in their selected field As with any

quality PhD degree the work is challenging but the rewards are substantial

The purpose of the Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences program is to prepare professionals from

health and health related fields as leaders educators researchers and scholars Students select either

the educatorresearcher or practitioner concentration in International Health or Health Care

Administration All students in the program will develop advanced research skills directed toward the

creation of new knowledge demonstrated by a PhD Dissertation

Students will gain knowledge and skills that may be used to function at the entry level of university

professorial track teaching or at the highest levels of organizational management Students will gain an

extensive background and comprehension of various areas of health and will learn skills needed for

acquisition and application of advanced knowledge including current developments in their area of

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specialty Graduates will demonstrate effective scholarly writing and presentation as well as skills

needed to design perform compile and successfully defend a doctoral level dissertation The program

also provides students with the ability to make contributions by publishing in peer-reviewed journals

andor presenting research in professional conferences Students planning to enter an academic career

will learn skills for effective teaching in academic health profession programs

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health science

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications to specific areas of health sciences

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration

Admission Standards All applicants to the PhD Programs at TUI are required to possess the following

1 Have an earned Masters degree from an accredited college or university with at least 30

graduate level semester credits

2 Have a grade point average of 34 (on a 40 scale) on all work completed during the Masters

degree An official transcript of all prior academic work must be submitted

3 Possess analytical and critical thinking skills sufficient to deal with the doctoral program

demonstrated by a sample of research or academic publication Must submit a sample of

research oriented writing or publication

4 Possess writing and oral communication skills sufficient to conduct and deliver the results of

meaningful research Must submit an essay that includes current personal intellectual and

professional interests and why the student applies to the degree at TUI

5 Submit a current Curriculum Vita (Resume)

6 Possess information technology skills sufficient to effectively participate in the TUI PhD

pedagogical model

7 Possess Internet skills sufficient to effectively conduct research at a PhD level

8 Have successfully completed with a grade of B or better at least one course in Research

Methods or Statistics at the Masterrsquos or higher level If a student does not meet the research

requirement it can be met by successfully completing a Research Methods course from the TUI

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Masters program with a grade of B or better This course will be considered a prerequisite and

not included in the total number of PhD course units required by the students degree plan

9 International students must have minimum TOEFL of 55021379

You may apply only once to the TUI PhD program if denied no additional applications to the

same program will be accepted

Transfer Policies TUI accepts up to four semester credits of Doctoral level courses from accredited doctoral granting

institutions provided the transferred course meets the same general content standards as the TUI

course

Degree Requirements The PhD at TUI is a post Masterrsquos degree consisting of 44 semester credit hours of coursework which may be completed in six sessions with a load of 2 courses (8 credits) per session The program also consists of a research dissertation Based on the nature of independent research being conducted by each student the time needed to complete the dissertation will depend upon the individual student The PhD curriculum has the following components 1 Core Courses All students are required to take five (5) research methods courses and two (2) required theory courses in the field of health These courses provide the foundation for the elective courses which students may pursue in their specialized concentrations All courses are valued at four (4) semester credits The last course taken prior to the dissertation series is the required DHS699-Dissertation Proposal Seminar 2 Concentration Courses In addition to the required core courses there are four (4) concentration courses (electives) needed to complete the degree plan Students may select one concentration from an offering of three concentrations These courses are generally in the specific area of the research that the student will pursue All elective courses are valued at four (4) semester credits 3 Written and Oral Qualifying Students will be examined on their understanding of research methods and statistical concepts related to the research process 4 Dissertation Students demonstrate a synthesis of their doctoral study knowledge and scholarship with a significant quantitative research project that contributes to general principles of knowledge in the field(s) potentially impacted by the research Following the completion of the course work including the Dissertation Seminar (DHS 699) students will continue to work on the dissertation and register for subsequent sessions to DHS 700 701 702hellip The 700 series courses will appear in a separate section on the studentrsquos transcript dedicated to the dissertation

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Degree Requirements - Summary

Completion of 28 semester credit of core courses

Completion of 16 semester credit of elective courses

Successful completion of both oral and written Comprehensive exam

Successful completion of the Dissertation Seminar Prospectus (DHS699)

Successful defense of the dissertation proposal

Successful defense of the PhD dissertation and approval of the Dissertation Committee and

Program Director

Students in the doctoral degree programs must complete each doctoral course with a grade of B

(30) or better and maintain a cumulative GPA of 30 (B) or better for all courses applying toward the

degree

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

DHS600 - Research Methods in Health Sciences 4 Credits Description

DHS608 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics I 4 Credits Description

DHS612 - Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

DHS618 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics II 4 Credits Description

DHS620 - Linking Theory with Research 4 Credits Description

DHS652 - Research Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS699 - Dissertation Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS 700 through 711 ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

DHS 712 and above ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

Specialization Courses (16 Credits)

International Health EducatorResearcher

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of international health education and research

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in areas of international health education and research

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3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health education and research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health education and research

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

education and research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health education and research

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health education and research

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DHS621 - Curriculum in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

DHS623 - TeachingAdministration in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

International Health EducatorPractitioner

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge relevant to the international health practitioner

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their application

to the international health practitioner

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health

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56

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH633 - Global Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

DIH635 - Geopolitical Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

Health Care Administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health care administration

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in health care administration

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of health

care administration

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

health care administration

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of health care

administration

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in health

care administration

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in health care administration

DHA619 - Current Issues in Health Administration Research 4 Credits Description

DHA621 - Health Care Law Regulation and Ethics 4 Credits Description

DHA623 - Advanced Leadership 4 Credits Description

DHA698 - Seminar in Strategic Planning for Health Organization 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

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1

College of Health Sciences 4

General Education (GE) Requirements 4

Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences 6

BS in Health Sciences Health Educator Concentration 7

Admission Standards 8

General Education Degree Requirements 8

A minimum of 45 semester credits as described on page 4 8

Concentration in Chemical Dependency (3 Courses) 9

Concentration in School Health (3 Courses) 9

Concentration in Expert Legal Nurse Consultant (Concentration Requires 3 of the Following 4 Courses) 10

Certificate in Family Health (Certificate Requires All 4 Courses) 10

Certificate in Nutrition (Certificate Requires All 4 Courses) 10

Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management (Certificate Requires 4 Courses from the Following) 11

BS in Health Science Health Care Management 11

Admission Standards 12

General Education Degree Requirements 12

A minimum of 45 semester credits as described on page 4 12

BS in Health Science Environmental Health Sciences 13

Admission Standards 14

General Education Degree Requirements 15

A minimum of 45 semester credits as described on page 4 15

BS in Health Science Health Care Professional Degree Completion 16

Admission Standards (for Physician Assistant Radiologic Respiratory Therapy and Laboratory Technician

Health Care Management and Health Sciences options) 17

General Education Degree Requirements 17

A minimum of 45 semester credits as described on page 4 17

Physician Assistant Option 17

Radiologic Option 18

Respiratory Therapy Option 19

Laboratory Technician Option 20

Health Care Management 21

Health Sciences 22

IDCs - Independent Duty Corpsmen 23

Admission Standards 23

PMTs - Preventive Medicine Technicians 24

Admission Standards 25

Program Requirements 25

PMT ndashBSHS Emphasis in Environmental Sciences 26

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Admission Standards 26

Health Science Undergraduate Certificates 27

Academic Requirements 28

Certificate in Nutrition 28

Certificate in Family Health 28

Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management 29

Master of Science in Health Sciences 29

Admission Requirements 30

Transfer Policies 30

Requirements for Graduation 30

MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management 31

Degree Requirements 31

MS in Health Sciences - International Health 32

Degree Requirements 33

Health Care Management ndash Informatics 34

Degree Requirements 35

MS in Health Sciences ndash Public Health 35

Degree Requirements 36

MSin Health Sciences -- Emergency and Disaster Management 37

MS in Health Sciencesndash Health Education 38

Degree Requirements 39

MS in Health Sciences - Clinical Research Administration 39

Joint Degree Program 41

Admission Requirements 41

Dual Degree Requirements 41

Graduate Certificates 42

Admission Standards 42

Academic Requirements 42

Emergency and Disaster Management 42

Quality Assurance 43

Health Informatics 44

Clinical Research Administration 44

Health Education 45

Environmental Health Science 45

Conflict Resolution Management 46

Master of Science in Health Administration 47

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Admission Requirements 47

Transfer Policies 47

Requirements for Graduation 48

Degree Requirements 48

Master of Science in Emergency and Disaster Management 49

Admission Requirements 49

Transfer Policies 50

Requirements for Graduation 50

Degree Requirements 50

Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences 51

Admission Standards 52

Transfer Policies 53

Degree Requirements 53

Degree Requirements - Summary 54

Specialization Courses (16 Credits) 54

International Health EducatorResearcher 54

International Health EducatorPractitioner 55

Health Care Administration 56

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College of Health Sciences The Trident University International (TUl) College of Health Sciences recognizes that its mission is to

produce competent and caring professionals and leaders committed to improving the health and well-

being of the populations they serve This mission is satisfied by providing high quality degree programs

that provide in-depth knowledge and broad understanding of respective fields of study emphasize

critical thinking and ethical practice and promote interdisciplinary collaboration Highly qualified and

diverse faculty shall facilitate development of effective learning utilizing advanced technology and a

student-centered approach in meeting the needs of diverse adult learners including traditionally

underserved populations

General Education (GE) Requirements The purpose of Trident Universityrsquos GE requirement is to provide the foundation for a well rounded

higher education allowing graduates from TUIrsquos bachelors programs to better understand how their core

curriculum integrates with modern society The subject areas required for study in the GE program

round out a higher education in one of the more specific specialized curriculums offered by the

University Areas of study in English Composition Mathematics Arts amp Humanities Physical amp

Biological Sciences and Social amp Behavioral Sciences prepare students for a fulfilling life as responsible

citizens able to meet the work requirements of todayrsquos society

Upon successful completion of general education requirements students should be able to

1 Apply methods for using resources 2 Demonstrate effective written communication skills 3 Work effectively in collaboration with others 4 Apply ethical practice in decision making 5 Assess real world situations in order to make appropriate decisions 6 Analyze the impact of human expressions on culture

In order to satisfy the Universityrsquos GE requirements students must fulfill the course requirements

indicated in the five (5) competency areas listed below and complete a minimum total of 45 semester

credit hours (or equivalent) in these areas

Competency Area Number of courses Minimum Credit Hours

English Composition 2 6

College Mathematics 1 3

ArtsHumanities 3 9

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Competency Area Number of courses Minimum Credit Hours

Physical amp Biological Sciences 2 6

Social amp Behavioral Sciences 4 12

Note Students who meet the course requirements above but do not have 45 semester credit hours of

GE must fulfill the remaining GE credit hour requirement in any of the above 5 competency areas

General Education Courses Offered by TUI

ANT250 I - Anatomy and Physiology I 4 Credits Description

ANT250 II - Anatomy and Physiology II 4 Credits Description

ART101 - Art History 4 Credits Description

BSC303 - SpeechCommunication in Health 4 Credits Description

BUS205 - Business Law 4 Credits Description

CHS 200 - Critical Thinking for Health Care Professionals 4 Credits Description

CHS 202 - Health and Society 4 Credits Description

ECO201 - Microeconomics 4 Credits Description

ECO202 - Macroeconomics 4 Credits Description

ENG101 - English Composition I 4 Credits Description

ENG102 - English Composition II 4 Credits Description

ENG201 - American Literature 4 Credits Description

HIS101 - Modern World History 4 Credits Description

MAT101 - College Mathematics 4 Credits Description

MAT201 - Basic Statistics 4 Credits Description

MAT202 - Advanced Mathematics 4 Credits Description

MAT275 - Linear Algebra 4 Credits Description

MIC100 - Microbiology 4 Credits Description

PHI201 - Introduction to Philosophy 4 Credits Description

POL201 - Global Politics in the Modern World 4 Credits Description

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PSY101 - Introduction to Psychology 4 Credits Description

SCI201 - Applied Physics I 4 Credits Description

SCI202 - Applied Physics II 4 Credits Description

SCI204 - Applied Scientific Theory 4 Credits Description

SOC201 - Introduction to Sociology 4 Credits Description

STS401 ndash Business Statistics 4 Credits Description

SVC101- Introduction to Speech and Verbal Communications

4 Credits Description

Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences The College of Health Sciences offers a Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences degree program with a

variety of specialties The goal of the program is to provide students with the basic knowledge and skills

needed for management regulatory or enforcement and education careers in various health fields For

students interested in health education this undergraduate program prepares them to plan implement

and evaluate programs for health and human services such as those offered by health departments

voluntary health agencies clinics hospitals and businesses and health care industries For students

interested in management the program provides health care professionals with an opportunity to

increase their knowledge and skills in the principal functions of management Students will help develop

analytical and problem-solving skills required of professionals in the health care system Students will

learn to recognize and appreciate the economic political and social environment in which health care

functions The program is also designed to provide students with basic research skills to use and

evaluate data upon which health care managers and educators base decisions Students will also

develop awareness of legal and ethical issues in the health field Students who pursue a degree goal in

the environmental health science concentration will be able to work in entry-level positions for local and

state health departments working to ensure the safety of populations from hazards that occur through

air water and soil The courses in this concentration prepare our students to work in a variety of

settings including prevention of environmental hazards and regulation of laws that are in place to

protect the environment

Program Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion of their respective program option graduates should be able to

Identify and discuss theories and practices relevant to the health sciences and professional

practice

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Demonstrate basic research and evaluation skills applicable to the health sciences and

professional practice

Identify and distinguish between developments and advances relevant to the health sciences

and professional practice

Identify and examine the role of the professional in practice and as an effectivesuccessful

member of the multidisciplinary health care team

Describe the economic political and social forces that impact the environment in which health

science professionals and educators function

Demonstrate the ability to apply legal and ethical practice and decision making in professional

practice

Demonstrate effective written communication skills in professional practice

BS in Health Sciences Health Educator Concentration The TUI College of Health Sciences offers an upper division program leading to a BS in Health Sciences

with a Health Educator Concentration Health education is concerned with preventing health problems

rather than curing people once they become ill The health educator promotes health by facilitating

voluntary changes in individual health behaviors and serves as an advocate for social change leading to

high levels of wellness for all This undergraduate program prepares individuals to plan implement and

evaluate programs for health and human services such as those offered by health departments

voluntary health agencies clinics hospitals and businesses and health care industries Health educators

are employed under a range of job titles such as patient educators health education teachers trainers

community organizers and health program managers Community health educators use specific

methods skills and program strategies to help people change to more healthful lifestyles make more

efficient use of health services adopt self-care practices wherever possible and participate actively as a

member of the multidisciplinary team in the design and implementation of programs that affect health

The coursework in health education provides a theoretical and philosophical foundation in principles of

health promotion and community health education based on a synthesis of knowledge drawn from the

physical biological social and behavioral Through the case study method students develop skills in

needs assessment organizing communities and identifying and implementing educational strategies

The program graduate will be eligible for the Certified Health Education Specialist examination

(CHES) through the National Commission for Health Credentialing This optional certification offers

national recognition of the graduates capabilities Students are urged to contact NCHEC regarding

eligibility and requirements for the exam

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Identify and discuss theories and practices relevant to contemporary health education

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2 Demonstrate basic research and evaluation skills applicable to the health education

3 Identify and distinguish between methods of promoting health and facilitating voluntary

changes in health behaviors

4 Identify and examine the role of the health educator as an advocate for health

5 Describe the economic political and social forces that impact the environment in which the

health educator functions

6 Demonstrate the ability to apply legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health

educator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health educator

Admission Standards

High school graduate

High school diploma or its equivalent

International students must have a TOEFL exam score of 50017361

High School transcripts will be required if transferring fewer than 36 credits into the BSHS

program

Transfer from other institutions up to 92 semester credits

Transfer from an accredited college or university or its international equivalent

Accepting transfer credits such as ACE CLEP DANTES and Excelsior

GPA 20 or better (the student may be accepted on a conditional basis if the overall GPA is

below 20)

All transferred courses must have the grade of C or better

General Education Degree Requirements

A minimum of 45 semester credits as described on page 4

In addition to satisfying the Universityrsquos GE requirements (page 4) students must complete an additional

Physical or Biological science course of at least 3 semester credits as a program GE requirement

Required Upper Division Core Courses (52 Semester Credits)

BHE302 ndash Intro to Health Education 4 Credits Description

BHE310 ndash Health Promotion and Disease Prevention 4 Credits Description

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BHE314 ndash Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHE324 ndash Principles of TeachingClient Groups 4 Credits Description

BHE400 ndash Principles of Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

BHE418 ndash Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHE499 ndash Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

BHS328 ndash Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS365 ndash Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 ndash Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS420 ndash Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS426 ndash Quacks Cures and Consumers 4 Credits Description

BHS450 ndash Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

Upper Division Elective Courses 3 courses 12 semester credits Students may choose to take these

courses as a concentrationcertificate option or from any of the courses listed in the

concentrationcertificate categories below Concentrations requirements are 3 courses (12 semester

credits) and certificate programs require 4 courses (16 semester credits) Students who complete a

desired concentration area or certificate within the HE concentration will receive a BSHS degree with a

concentration in Health Education and desired area of emphasis Health Science Certifications offered

with the Health Educator concentration are described in further detail beginning on page 27

Concentration in Chemical Dependency (3 Courses)

This concentration familiarizes the entry level health educator with the physiological sociological and

psychological effects and dynamics related to addiction and chemical dependency The role of the

health professional in promoting effective stress management and healthy coping behaviors is taught

BHE421 - Alcohol and Substance Abuse 4 Credits Description

BHE423 - Tobacco Smoking and Health 4 Credits Description

BHS400 - Stress Management 4 Credits Description

Concentration in School Health (3 Courses)

This concentration familiarizes the entry level health educator with issues related to child and

adolescent health including family structure physical and emotional health and risk-taking behaviors

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BHE427 - Issues in School Health 4 Credits Description

BHE431 - Obesity and Eating Disorders 4 Credits Description

BHE437 - Adolescent Health 4 Credits Description

Concentration in Expert Legal Nurse Consultant (Concentration Requires 3 of the Following 4

Courses)

This concentration examines the relationship between law and health care including the legal rights and

responsibilities of patients as well as the role of the legal nurse consultant Courses focus on tools and

techniques for researching identifying and applying analytical principles and the specifics of legal

analysis including preparation of case briefs

BHE445 - Introduction to Law and the Litigation Process 4 Credits Description

BHE447 - Legal Research and Analysis 4 Credits Description

BHE449 - TortsPersonal Litigation 4 Credits Description

BHE451 - Case Evaluation and Report Writing 4 Credits Description

Certificate in Family Health (Certificate Requires All 4 Courses)

BHE433 - Maternal-Neonatal Health 4 Credits Description

BHE435 - Infant and Children at Risk 4 Credits Description

BHE415 - Community and Domestic Violence 4 Credits Description

BHE439 - Issues in Family Planning 4 Credits Description

Certificate in Nutrition (Certificate Requires All 4 Courses)

BHE411 - Human Nutrition 4 Credits Description

BHE413 - Nutrition and Disease 4 Credits Description

BHE417 - Nutrition throughout the Life Cycle 4 Credits Description

BHE419 - Sports Nutrition and Weight Control 4 Credits Description

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Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management (Certificate Requires 4 Courses from the

Following)

BHS411 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS412 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS417 - Emergency Planning and Operation 4 Credits Description

BHS419 - Risk Assessment 4 Credits Description

Total Required Credits for the BSHS Degree- Health Educator Concentration 124 Credits

BS in Health Science Health Care Management Health Care Management is an important area of specialization in the health field The health care

manager is faced with a dynamic and changing environment with a challenge of balancing high quality

care with affordable cost The health care manager of the 21st century needs to be knowledgeable of

the basic managerial aspects of an organization as well as the new developments in the health field and

technology Additionally the Health Care Management program is designed to provide health care

professionals with an opportunity to increase their knowledge and skills in the principal functions of

management The coursework in health care management will help develop analytical and problem-

solving skills required of managers in the health care system Individuals will learn to recognize and

appreciate the economic political and social environment in which health care is delivered The program

is also designed to provide students with basic research skills to collect and evaluate data upon which

managers must base their decisions Students will also develop awareness of legal and ethical issues in

health care organizations and use ethical reasoning to resolve them

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Identify and discuss theories and practices relevant to contemporary health care management

2 Demonstrate basic research and evaluation skills applicable to health care management

3 Identify and distinguish between developments and advances relevant to the field of health care

management

4 Identify and examine the role of the health care manager as a member of the multidisciplinary

health care team

5 Describe the economic political and social forces that impact the environment in which the

health care manager functions

6 Demonstrate the ability to apply legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health care

manager

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7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health care manager

Admission Standards

High school graduate

High school diploma or its equivalent

International students must have a TOEFL exam score of 50017361

High School transcripts will be required if transferring fewer than 36 credits into the BSHS

program

Transfer from other institutions up to 92 semester credits

Transfer from an accredited college or university or its international equivalent

Accepting transfer credits such as ACE CLEP DANTES and Excelsior

GPA 20 or better (the student may be accepted on a conditional basis if the overall GPA is

below 20)

All transferred courses must have the grade of C or better

General Education Degree Requirements

A minimum of 45 semester credits as described on page 4

In addition to satisfying the Universityrsquos GE requirements (page 4) students must complete an additional

Physical or Biological science course of at least 3 semester credits as a program GE requirement

Required Upper Division Core Courses (52 Semester Credits)

BHE314 - Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resources Management 4 Credits Description

BHM443 - Legal Aspects of Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

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BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS427 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Upper Division Electives (12 Semester Credits from the Following List)

BHE415 - Community and Domestic Violence 4 Credits Description

BHM411 - Long Term Care 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHM496 - Occupational Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS400 - Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHS412 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Mgt 4 Credits Description

BHS417- Emergency Planning and Operation 4 Credits Description

BHS419 - Risk Assessment 4 Credits Description

Total Required Credits for the BSHS Degree- Health Care Management Concentration 124

Credits

BS in Health Science Environmental Health Sciences The concentration in Environmental Health Sciences is designed to equip our students with an

understanding of the fundamental interrelationships between environmental quality and human health

The courses cover ways in which human activities impact the air water and soil on local and global

scales as well as the regulations that have been set in place for environmental protection Students will

tackle complex current and emerging issues in the discipline and examine ways to manage the

environment responsibly for human health protection

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Objectives

1 Identify and discuss theories and practices relevant to contemporary environmental health science

2 Demonstrate basic research and evaluation skills applicable to environmental health science

3 Identify and distinguish between developments and advances relevant to environmental health science

4 Identify and examine the role of the environmental health specialist in promoting environmental quality and human health

5 Describe the economic political and social forces that impact the practice of environmental health

6 Demonstrate the ability to apply legal and ethical practice and decision making in professional practice

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an environmental health specialist

Admission Standards

High school graduate

High school diploma or its equivalent

International students must have a TOEFL exam score of 50017361

High School transcripts will be required if transferring fewer than 36 credits into the BSHS

program

Transfer from other institutions up to 92 semester credits

Transfer from an accredited college or university or its international equivalent

Accepting transfer credits such as ACE CLEP DANTES and Excelsior etc

GPA 20 or better (the student may be accepted on a conditional basis if the overall GPA is

below 20)

All transferred courses must have the grade of C or better

The transferred course(s) must meet the same general content standards as the TUI course that

the credit is transferred to

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General Education Degree Requirements

A minimum of 45 semester credits as described on page 4

In addition to satisfying the Universityrsquos GE requirements (page 4) students must complete an additional

Physical or Biological science course of at least 3 semester credits as a program GE requirement

Required Upper Division Core Courses (13 Courses 52 Semester Credits)

BHE310 - Health Promotion and Disease Prevention 4 Credits Description

BHE314 - Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHE400 - Principles of Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

BHE418 ndash Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS432 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

BHS434 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

BHS436 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

BHS438 - Hazardous Materials 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS440 - EntomologyPest Control 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS442 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

BHS490- Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Upper Division Elective Courses (3 Courses 12 Semester Credits from the Following List)

BHS433 ndash Water Quality 4 Credits Description

BHS435 - Housing 4 Credits Description

BHS439 ndash Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

BHS441 ndash Noise Control 4 Credits Description

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Total Required Credits for the BSHS Degree- Environmental Health Sciences Concentration

124 Credits

BS in Health Science Health Care Professional Degree Completion The TUI College of Health Sciences professional degree completion Program is designed for health care

professionals who graduated from accredited certificate andor associate degree programs and who

wish to acquire baccalaureate level competencies in health sciences theory and in health care

professional issues

There are a large number of health care professionals who are qualified by academic and clinical

education and formal certification designed to provide patient evaluation and care but without

baccalaureate degree Many employers are requiring or strongly urging that the health care

professional have a minimum of a baccalaureate degree to practice The result is that experienced and

new health care professionals with certificates or associate degrees are searching for baccalaureate

degree completion programs which will allow them to complete degree requirements while working

part time or full time

The TUI College of Health Sciences professional degree completion programs for health care

professionals is specially designed for adult learners who are working in their professions while

completing required coursework for the BS in Health Sciences

TUI offers a unique degree completion program for Physician Assistants Radiologic Technologist Lab

Technicians and Respiratory Therapists who have graduated from an accredited associate degree

andor recognized certificate program

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Identify and discuss theories and practices relevant to professional practice

2 Demonstrate basic research and evaluation skills applicable to professional practice

3 Identify and distinguish between developments and advances relevant to a chosen professional

practice

4 Identify and examine the role of the professional as a member of the multidisciplinary health

care team

5 Describe the economic political and social forces that impact a chosen professional practice

6 Demonstrate the ability to apply legal and ethical practice and decision making in professional

practice

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills in professional practice

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Admission Standards (for Physician Assistant Radiologic Respiratory Therapy and Laboratory Technician Health Care Management and Health Sciences options)

Applicants must hold an associate degree (Associate of ArtsAssociate of Science) or a licensecertificate

in a health related field of practice If the applicant does not hold an associate degree (Associate of

ArtsAssociate of Science) meeting TUIrsquos General Education requirements but is currently licensed or

certified in a health related field a minimum of 60 lower division baccalaureateassociate semester

credits including 45 GE credits (as listed on page 4) are required through transfer credits from an

accredited institutioncollege or have to be completed at Trident University Only professional credits

for which the respective certificatelicense has been received will be considered for transfer credit

toward the professional credits category Up to 28 professional credits can count towards the degree

The total number of credits required for the degree is 124

NOTE

Other associates degrees including CCAF Associatersquos degrees may qualify after review and approval by the College

General Education Degree Requirements

A minimum of 45 semester credits as described on page 4

Physician Assistant Option

TUI offers a unique degree completion program for Physician Assistants The program is designed for

individuals who are certified physician assistants (PA) having graduated from an accredited PA

certificate or PA associates program

Note TUI-College of Health Sciences may have a specific articulation agreement with individual PA

Programs Please consult with your Program Director for specific details

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHE 314 Environmental Health amp Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 320 Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 312 Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

Radiologic Option

TUI offers a unique degree completion program for Radiologic Technologists The program is designed

for individuals who are certified Radiologic Technologists (RT) having graduated from an accredited RT

certificate or RT associates program

Note TUI-College of Health Sciences may have a specific articulation agreement with individual RT

Programs Please consult with your Program Director for specific details

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

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BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHE 314 Environmental Health amp Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 320 Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 312 Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

Respiratory Therapy Option

TUI offers a unique Respiratory Therapy Option in the professional degree completion concentration It

is designed for individuals who are in the field of Respiratory Therapy and have graduated with an

accredited Respiratory Therapy associates degree andor from a recognized Respiratory Therapy

Certificate Program with transferable academic credits

Note TUI-College of Health Sciences may have a specific articulation agreement with individual

Respiratory Therapy Programs Please consult with your Program Director for specific details

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHE 314 Environmental Health amp Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 320 Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 312 Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

Laboratory Technician Option

TUI offers a unique professional degree completion concentration for Laboratory Technicians It is

designed for individuals who are in the field of Laboratory Technology and have graduated with an

accredited Laboratory Technician associates degree or from a recognized Laboratory Technicians

certificate program with transferable upper division credits

Note TUI-College of Health Sciences may have a specific articulation agreement with individual

Laboratory Technician Programs Please consult with your Program Director for specific details

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHE 314 Environmental Health amp Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 320 Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 312 Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

Health Care Management

TUI offers a unique professional degree completion concentration in Health Care Management It is

designed for individuals who are licensed or certified in the field of Allied Health have either graduated

from an accredited AS degree program or have completed transferrable credits and who are

interested in a bachelorrsquos degree in health sciences with an emphasis in health care management

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHE314 - Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHM443- Legal Aspects of Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

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BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHS 365 Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS 455 Computers amp Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS328 Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

Health Sciences

TUI offers a general professional degree completion concentration in Health Sciences It is designed for

individuals who are licensed or certified in the field of Allied Health have graduated from an accredited

AS degree program or have completed transferrable credits and are interested in a bachelorrsquos degree

in health sciences

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHS 365 Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS 455 Computers amp Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS328 Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

IDCs - Independent Duty Corpsmen

Independent Duty Corpsmen play a significant role in providing health care for servicemen and women

and their families TUI has joined the few universities who provide opportunities to complete a BS

degree at the students location with no residency requirement The BS in Health Sciences-Health Care

Management will provide IDCs the opportunity to enhance their knowledge base to obtain advanced

educational credentials and to be eligible for promotion in the Navy TUI developed a specifically

tailored BS in Health Sciences-degree completion program for IDCs The program is built on the

strengths of the IDC program and provides a combination of opportunities to fulfill requirements for a

Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences (BSHS) - Health Care Management IDCrsquos who complete the

course work for the degree will be prepared to continue their education in any Masters program such

as a Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Public Health or a Master of Science in

Health Sciences with a specialization in Health Care Management

The Bachelors degree is a 124-credit program consisting of 44 credits of advanced standing (from IDC

C school) a minimum of 45 general education credits an additional 3 credits lower division free

electives as a program GE requirement and 32 upper division credits of TUI coursework

Admission Standards

This program is specifically designed for those military personnel who have completed the IDC program

At this time only military personnel are eligible for this degree program with the following

qualifications

Surface Force IDC - NEC 8425

Submarine Force IDC - NEC 8402

Deep Sea Diving IDC - NEC 8494

Fleet Marine Force Recon IDC - NEC 8403

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24

Special Operations IDC - NEC 8491

Program Requirements

General Education (at TUI or transfer) A minimum of 45 Credits

Additional Electives 3 Credits

Upper and Lower Transfer Credits from IDC ldquoCrdquo School 44 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses 20 Credits

Upper Division Elective Courses 12 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses (20 Semester Credits)

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Upper Division Elective Courses (12 Semester Credits from the Following List)

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS411 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

PMTs - Preventive Medicine Technicians

TUI offers a unique degree completion program for professional Preventative Medicine Technicians The

program is designed for individuals who play a significant role in the provision of health care for Navy

and Marine Corps personnel TUIs Bachelor in Health Sciences with Health Care Management

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25

concentration allows personnel who have completed the Navy School of Health Sciences PMT program

to continue their education in their own homes on their own schedules This online program

compliments the strengths of the Navy technician program by offering additional instruction in health

care management ethics policy delivery systems emergency and disaster response and computer and

information systems PMTs that complete this Bachelor in Health Sciences will be fully prepared to

continue their education in any Public Health or Health Sciences program

The Bachelors degree is a 124-credit program consisting of 44 credits of advanced standing from the

Navy School of Health Sciences PMT program a minimum of 45 lower division general education credits

an additional 3 credits of lower division free electives as a program GE requirement and 32 upper

division credits of TUI coursework

Admission Standards

This program is specifically designed for those military personnel who have completed the PMT

program At this time only graduates of the Navy School of Health Sciences in PMT are eligible for this

program

Program Requirements

General Education (at TUI or transfer) A minimum of 45 Credits

Additional Electives 3 Credits

Upper and Lower PMT Program Transfer 44 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses 20 Credits

Upper Division Elective Courses 12 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses (20 Semester Credits)

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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Required Upper Division Elective Courses (12 Semester Credits from the Following List)

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS411 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

PMTrsquos will also have the option of completing the following program degree completion

PMT ndashBSHS Emphasis in Environmental Sciences

Admission Standards

This program is specifically designed for those military personnel who have completed the PMT

program At this time only graduates of the Navy School of Health Sciences in PMT are eligible for this

program

General Education (at TUI or transfer) A minimum of 45 Credits

Additional Electives 15 Credits

Upper Division Core Courses Transfer from PMT 28 Credits

Upper Elective Course Transfer from PMT 4 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses 24 Credits

Upper Division Elective Courses 8 Credits

BSHS Environmental Sciences CORE courses that would transfer 28 credits

BHE310 - Health Promotion and Disease Prevention 4 Credits Description

BHE314 - Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHE400 - Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

BHS434 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

BHS436 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

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27

BHS438 - Hazardous Materials 4 Credits Description

BHS440 - EntomologyPest Control 4 Credits Description

BSHS Environmental Sciences Elective requirement that would transfer 4 credits

BHS439 - Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

TUI Courses 32 credits (must be taken at TUI)

Required Upper Division Core Courses (24 Semester Credits)

BHE418 - Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS432 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS442 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

BHS490 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Required Upper Division Elective Courses (8 Semester Credits)

BHS433 - BHS433 Water Quality 4 Credits Description

BHS435 - Housing 4 Credits Description

BHS441 - Noise Control 4 Credits Description

Health Science Undergraduate Certificates TUI offers Undergraduate and Graduate Certificates as part of the Undergraduate or Graduate programs

respectively

Students may apply to a specific program where the certificate is usually a special trackconcentration

within the program Students categorically -- can only enroll in degree programs even though they may

receive documentation of having passed certain benchmarks A certificate is a benchmark reached

after completion of 4 (or more courses) within a specific program such as BSHS ndash Emergency and

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Disaster Management The benefit is that a student who completes a cluster of courses reaching the

benchmark may receive the certificate and continue with hisher degree program

The BS in Health Science program offers three (3) undergraduate certificates The certificate courses

may be taken as part of the program or taken as an extension of the program Students in the BS in

Health Sciences interested in one of the following Certificates - Nutrition Emergency and Disaster

Management or Family Health - must successfully complete all the required courses for the bachelors

degree and all four certificate courses Upon completion students will be eligible for a Certificate in the

respective program in addition to the BS in Health Sciences degree A total of 128 credits are required

for the BS in Health Sciences with Certificate in Nutrition Emergency and Disaster Management or

Family Health

All students seeking an Undergraduate Certificate must be admitted to TUI as a regularly admitted

undergraduate student

Academic Requirements

To be awarded the undergraduate certificate the student must earn a minimum ldquoCrdquo (20) in the courses that constitute the certificate with an overall program GPA of ldquoCrdquo (20) or better Programs may require higher academic requirements for their specific certificates

Certificate in Nutrition

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Nutrition provides a theoretical and philosophical

foundation in principles of human nutrition including nutrition through the life cycle and nutrition and

disease

Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits)

BHE411 - Human Nutrition 4 Credits Description

BHE413 - Nutrition and Disease 4 Credits Description

BHE417 - Nutrition throughout the Life Cycle 4 Credits Description

BHE419 - Sports Nutrition and Weight Control 4 Credits Description

Certificate in Family Health

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Family Health provides a theoretical and

philosophical foundation in principles of health promotion planning implementation and

assessment of health education related to the family

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Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits)

BHE433 - Maternal-Neonatal Health 4 Credits Description

BHE435 - Infant and Children at Risk 4 Credits Description

BHE415 - Community and Domestic Violence 4 Credits Description

BHE439 - Issues in Family Planning 4 Credits Description

Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Emergency and Disaster Management provides

a theoretical and philosophical foundation in principles of risk assessment and planning related to

terrorism and other emergencies and disasters

Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits Choose Four (4) Courses from the Following)

BHS411 - Issues in Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS412 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS417 - Emergency Planning and Operation 4 Credits Description

BHS419 - Risk Assessment 4 Credits Description

Health Science Undergraduate Graduation Requirements

Requirement for Graduation

To qualify for graduation with a BS in Health Sciences a student must have successfully fulfilled the

following requirements

Complete each of the required core courses with a C (20) or better

Maintain an overall GPA of 20 (C) or better for all coursework toward the degree

Master of Science in Health Sciences The TUI College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a variety of

concentrationsspecialties The goal of the program is to provide students with the knowledge and skills

needed for effective managerial and leadership careers in various health fields Students will learn to

discern among implement and evaluate new developments and advances in fields of health practice

including health education health care management public health emergency and disaster

management as well as others Individuals will learn to balance the needs of health practice within

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various sociopolitical and economic environments The program is also designed to provide students

with the ability to critically evaluate research findings in applicable fields of practice Students will

develop knowledge and skills in ethical and legal decision making The program also promotes

educational opportunities for career advancement employment mobility and lifelong learning

opportunities

Program Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion of their respective program option graduates should be able to

1 Critically evaluate scientific literature in the field of health sciences

2 Apply quantitative reasoning skills to evaluate scientific data or other health information

3 Identify and apply appropriate models and theories to approach and address health andor

healthcare problems or issues

4 Develop effective written documents and presentations as professionally appropriate at the health

andor healthcare administrative level eg reports proposals PowerPoint presentations educational

materials etc

5 Evaluate multiple or competing perspectivesoptions and recommend an appropriate plan or course

of action for a health andor healthcare problem or issue

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

Pre-requisite courses may be required in the Health Sciences program based on concentration selected

International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may transfer up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos level

program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must meet

the same general content standards as the TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MS degree in Health Sciences students must successfully fulfill both of the following

requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

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MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management The TUI (TUI) College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a

specialty in Health Care Management

The goal of the program is to provide students with the knowledge and skills needed for effective

managerial and leadership careers in the health field The program promotes educational opportunities

for career advancement employment mobility and lifelong learning opportunities to health care

professionals

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to contemporary health

care management

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health care management

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the health care manager functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to health care management

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues faced by the

health care manager

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health care

manager

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health care manager

Degree Requirements

The MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management Specialization requires successful completion of

40 semester credits A final culminating project and an integrative paper are included

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

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Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHM501 - Management and Organizational Behavior 4 Credits Description

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM507 - Quality Assurance in Hospital Healthcare Organizations 4 Credits Description

MHM509 - Quality Assurance in Managed Care 4 Credits Description

MHM511 - Quality Assurance in Long Term Care Nursing Homes 4 Credits Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems 4 Credits Description

MHM525 - Marketing in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHM535 - Hospital Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

NCM501 - Foundation of Conflict Management 4 Credits Description

NCM511 - Mediation and Arbitration 4 Credits Description

NCM512 - Negotiation Strategies 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciences - International Health TUI-College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a specialty in

International Health The goal is to provide quality education and training to individuals seeking a

graduate degree in international health specialty and to current practitioners or scientists seeking to

fulfill their academic aspirations by achieving and earning an advanced degree in the field of

international health perspective

In the twenty-first century we continue to witness great inequities in access to availability of basic

health care services around the globe Developing regions of the world continue to suffer from

significant public health problems Poverty ethnic tensions violence political instability urban decay

and natural and environmental hazards as well as poor population growth control continue to dominate

the scene in many countries

Graduates of the MS degree in Health Sciences with specialization in International Health will be able to

fill positions in governmental and private national and international organizations The program

emphasizes cross cultural awareness planning implementing and evaluating sustainable health care

development programs for communities and nations develop studentsrsquo skills and ability to assess needs

and develop priorities with limited resources

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Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to international health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in international health

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact

international health

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to international health

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in

international health

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in international health

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an international health professional

Degree Requirements

The MS degree in Health Sciences -International Health Specialty requires successful completion of 40

semester credits a final culminating project and an integrative paper

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MIH502 - Introduction to Intrsquol Health 4 Credits Description

MIH508 - Health Policy in Developing Countries 4 Credits Description

MIH512 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

MIH514 - Cross Cultural Perspectives 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

MIH599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MIH523 - Disaster Humanitarian Emergencies 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MIH543 - Perspective on Abuse and Violence 4 Credits Description

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Total Credits for MS in Health Sciences- International Health specialization

MS Core Courses 20 Credits

MS Electives 16 Credits

Culminating Project 4 Credits

Total 40 Credits

To qualify for graduation with a MS in Health Sciences with a specialization in International Health a

student must have successfully fulfilled all of the following requirements

1 Completed each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

2 Maintained an overall GPA of ldquoB (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying

toward the degree

Health Care Management ndash Informatics Health Informatics Concentration focuses on the application of computer information systems to health

care and public health Informatics extends beyond simply using the computer as a tool for computation

into the process of knowledge acquisition storage retrieval representation and manipulation A major

focus of Informatics is the support of information systems for reasoning decision-making and learning

Health Informatics encompasses the fields of information science computer information systems and

educational technology in support of health care delivery education and management Health

Informatics is a body of knowledge and a set of techniques to organize and manage information in

support of research education and patient care

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to application of computer

information systems to health care and public health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health informatics

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact health

informatics

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to health informatics

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in health

informatics

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in health informatics

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills in health informatics

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Degree Requirements

The MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management Concentration in Health Informatics requires

successful completion of 40 semester credits A final culminating project and an integrative paper are

included

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHI500 - Introduction to Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI502 - Information Systems in the Delivery of Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHI504 - Systems Analysis for Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI506 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Systems Development in Health Informatics

4 Credits Description

MHI508 - Health Information Systems Security 4 Credits Description

To qualify for graduation with a MS in Health Sciences Health Care Management in Health Informatics

a student must have successfully fulfilled both of the following requirements

Completed each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

Maintained an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying

toward the degree

MS in Health Sciences ndash Public Health The Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Public Health is designed to provide

health care professionals and other qualified applicants with advanced knowledge and practical tools in

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public health and health care management Graduates of the program will be able to seek managerial

and leadership positions in the field of public health and health care administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to public health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings relevant to public health

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the public health professional functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to service in public health

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in public

health

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in public health

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a public health professional

Degree Requirements

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MPH502 - Introduction to Public Health 4 Credits Description

MPH504 - Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MIH512 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

MIH514 - Cross Cultural perspectives 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory Based Research 4 Credits Description

MPH599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy 4 Credits Description

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems 4 Credits Description

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MIH543 - Perspectives on Abuse and Violence 4 Credits Description

MHE510 - Occupational Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

MPH503 - Infertility and Public Health 4 Credits Description

MSin Health Sciences -- Emergency and Disaster Management The Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Emergency and Disaster Management

prepares students to provide leadership in major emergencies and disasters including terrorism This

specialization provides individuals planning to hold leadership position as emergency professionals in

government and industry with the skills to respond effectively when emergencies and disasters strike

and provide leadership in those situations Students will learn to analyze disaster threats write

emergency plans to meet state and federal guidelines understand problems facing response teams and

communicate knowledgeably with expert advisors in crisis

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues faced by the

emergency and disaster management professional

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an emergency and disaster management

professional

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology 4 Credits Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits Description

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MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster 4 Credits Description

MHE599 - Culminating Projects 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE510 - Occupation Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

MHE513 - Risk Assessment and Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE518 - Education in Emergency 4 Credits Description

MPH502 - Introduction to Public Health 4 Credits Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciencesndash Health Education The Master of Science in Health Sciences - Health Education specialization prepares professionals to

administer and develop health education programs to implement health education processes and

concepts to understand current health issues and to master skills and knowledge appropriate to

leadership positions in the field

Students should note that the MS in Health Sciences Health Education concentration is not a certificate

or credentialing program TUI cannot grant or certify any student for a credential as a teacher or

administrator As the requirements for credentialinglicensurecertification vary from state to state

students are urged to contact their state of residence or employment for information on specific

requirementscriteria

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to contemporary health

education

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health education

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the health educator functions

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4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to professional practice in health

education

5 Develop and implement plans for promoting health and facilitating voluntary changes in health

behaviors

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health educator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health educator

Degree Requirements

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD506 - Cultural and Cross-Cultural Perspectives in Health 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

MHD510 - Research in Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD599 - Capstone Integrative Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging and Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health and Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy and Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciences - Clinical Research Administration Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Clinical Research Administration a growing

field for health professionals who are interested in overseeing the administration and progress of clinical

trials in various health care facilities usually sponsored by a pharmaceutical company or biologics or

devices companies

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A Clinical Research Administrator is a health professional who manages the various aspects of the

clinical trial not only the health aspects but also the administrative aspects The Clinical Research

Administrator supervises the conduct of clinical trials at a clinical site Individuals who work in the area

of Clinical Research Administration come from very diverse areas such as Nursing Clinical Laboratory

Nutrition Respiratory Therapy Rehabilitation Sciences Physician Assistants IDC PMT Physical Therapy

Medicine to name a few

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to clinical research

administration

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in clinical research

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the clinical research administrator functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to professional practice in clinical

research administration

5 Develop and implement plans for supervising clinical research studies

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a clinical research

administrator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a clinical research administrator

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

CRA502 - Bioethics and Legal Perspectives 4 Credits Description

CRA548 - Research Methods for Health Professionals 4 Credits Description

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA554 - Human Trials 4 Credits Description

CRA599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

CRA500 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

CRA503 - Clinical Research Funding 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

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CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

CRA509 - Scientific Reporting 4 Credits Description

Joint Degree Program The College of Business Administration and the College of Health Sciences have joined forces to offer a

Dual MS-MBA program that result in conferral of a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree and

a Master of Science in Health Sciences with a concentration in Health Care Management (MSHS) degree

Admission Requirements

The student needs to apply specifically to the dual degree program when applying to the

university

The MSMBA degree requires total of 64 credit hours 32 credits from each program The

student may choose which program heshe completes first

Dual degree students must satisfy the curriculum and graduation requirements of both the MBA

and MSHS programs and follow their degree plan CAP599 the Integrated Capstone course

must be the last course taken after the required courses in both the MSHS ndash Concentration in

Health Care Management and the MBA program have been taken

Students withdrawing from the dual degree program before completing both degrees will only

receive credit toward graduation for such courses that qualify toward a single degree program

In this situation students will take the capstone course for the single degree program they wish

to complete (MHM599 for the MSHS or BUS599 for the MBA) The CAP599 integrated capstone

is only applicable for the Dual Degree

The MBA and MS degrees will be awarded upon successful completion of the requirements of

the entire dual degree program

Dual Degree Requirements

MBA ndash Masters in Business Administration (8 Courses 32 Credits)

ACC501 ndash Accounting for Decision Making 4 Credits Description

ETH501 ndash Business Ethics 4 Credits Description

FIN501 ndash Strategic Corporate Finance 4 Credits Description

ITM501 ndash Management Information Systems and Business Strategy 4 Credits Description

MGT501 ndash Management and Organizational Behavior 4 Credits Description

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MGT599 ndash Strategic Management 4 Credits Description

MKT501 ndash Strategic Marketing 4 Credits Description

OPM500 ndash Operation Management for Managers 4 Credits Description

MSHS ndash Concentration in Health Care Management (8 Courses 32 Credits)

MHM505 ndash Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 ndash Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM522 ndash Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM535 ndash Hospital Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH521 ndash Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MIH527 ndash Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MIH548 ndash Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

CAP599 ndash Integrative Capstone Course in Health Care Business Management

4 Credits Description

Graduate Certificates

Admission Standards

Possess a baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in health health science

or related field with a minimum GPA of 25 Submit transcripts of undergraduate and all prior

graduate work

Submit copies of any licenses and board certifications held

Academic Requirements

To be awarded the graduate certificate the student must earn a minimum ldquoB-rdquo (267) in the courses

that constitute the certificate with an overall program GPA of ldquoBrdquo (30) or better Programs may require

higher academic requirements for their specific certificates

Emergency and Disaster Management

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management is to provide the

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theoretical and philosophical foundations in principles of risk assessment emergency planning and

methodology related to terrorism and disaster relief

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHE507 - Bio- Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology 4 Credits Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits Choose one (1) course from the following)

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

MHE513 - Risk Assessment and Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE518 - Education in Emergency 4 Credits Description

Quality Assurance

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Quality Assurance is to provide administrators and practitioners

holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques used to achieve and

ensure quality health care delivery The focus will be on presenting the analytical tools and techniques

that will allow the health care administrator and professional to analyze assess and improve health

outcomes consumer satisfaction accountability and the processes within the organization that ensure

ongoing quality improvement The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit courses

designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in analyzing

developing and directing quality systems in the workplace

Required Course (16 Credits)

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM507 - Quality Assurance in Hospitals Healthcare Organizations 4 Credits Description

MHM509 - Quality Assurance in Managed Care 4 Credits Description

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MHM511 - Quality Assurance in Long Term Care Nursing Homes 4 Credits Description

Health Informatics

The graduate certificate in Health Informatics focuses on the application of computer information

systems to health care and public health and it is intended for students with a background in health

who wish to be prepared to apply current computer technology to the management of health care

services The certificate consists of the four following required courses

Required Courses (16 Credits)

Please select four (4) courses from the following

MHI500 - Introduction to Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI502 - Information Systems in the Delivery of Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHI504 - Systems Analysis for Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI506 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Systems Development in Health Informatics

4 Credits Description

MHI508 - Health Information Systems Security 4 Credits Description

Clinical Research Administration

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Clinical Research Administration is to provide administrators and

practitioners holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques to manage

the various aspects of clinical trial The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit

courses designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in the

administration of clinical research at a clinical site

Required Courses (16 Credits)

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

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Health Education The graduate certificate coursework in health education provides a theoretical and philosophical

foundation in principles of health promotion planning assessment and community health

education based on a synthesis of knowledge drawn from the physical biological social and

behavioral sciences Through the case study method students develop critical thinking skills in

community organization needs assessment and education strategies for individuals and groups

Students interested in the Certified Health Education Specialist exam who do not possess a

baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in the Health Sciences or Health

Professions concentrating in Health Education Community Health Education Public Health Education

School Health Education etc may be required to earn additional units in order to qualify for the National

Certification Exam Students are urged to contact NCHEC regarding eligibility and requirements for the

exam

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits)

Please choose one (1) course from the following

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging amp Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health amp Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy amp Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

Environmental Health Science The Certificate Program in Environmental Health Sciences is offered for those persons working in the

field of environmental health who need to develop their formal education in specific elements of the

field of environmental health Environmental Health consists of those organized activities undertaken to

protect and enhance the publicrsquos health through the recognition assessment and control of

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46

environmental hazards with focus on biological chemical and physical hazards The two major aspects in

an environmental health program are the prevention of disease and the protection and promotion of

human well being

The certificate consists of four of the following required courses (16 credits)

MHS523 - Principles of Environmental Health 4 Credits Description

MHS525 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

MHS527 - Water Quality 4 Credits Description

MHS529 - Housing 4 Credits Description

MHS531 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

MHS533 - Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

MHS535 - Noise Control 4 Credits Description

MHS537 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

Conflict Resolution Management

Conflict is an inevitable part of our professional and personal lives As conflict has an adverse effect on

organizational goal attainment there has been a growing need to understand the sources of conflict

and consequently manage it by applying the appropriate approach and strategy All organizations across

all fields and industries share a common resource ndash people ndash who interact and perform under various

and demanding conditions and all potentially conducive to inter-personal and intra-organizational

conflict The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Conflict Resolution Management is to provide those

professionals in business health or education to master the advanced concepts and techniques of

conflict resolution management Unilateral Bilateral and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) which

will enable them to understand overcome and move beyond conflict The certificate consists of a series

of three graduate-level credit courses designed to provide graduates with knowledge and skills and a

capstone course oriented towards addressing most common real-life situations

Required Courses (16 Credits)

NCM501 - Foundations of Conflict Resolutions 4 Credits Description

NCM511 - Mediation and Arbitration 4 Credits Description

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NCM512 - Negotiation Strategies 4 Credits Description

NCM599 - Capstone Course 4 Credits Description

Master of Science in Health Administration Propelled by broad trends such as demographic growth an ageing population medical innovation and

increased public awareness the field of Health Administration offers rewarding and challenging career

opportunities in the 21st century The Master of Science in Health Administration (MSHA) degree caters

to real world practical needs and focuses on implementing the knowledge and skills needed for effective

administrative leadership roles in organizations throughout the complex healthcare ecosystem This

degree provides graduates with a strong knowledge base in all aspects of Health Administration

including management delivery systems finance ethics regulation and human resources

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Identify and apply appropriate models and theories to approach and address administrative

healthcare problems or issues

2 Evaluate multiple or competing perspectives and options and recommend appropriate

administrative plans or courses of action for a healthcare problem or issue

3 Apply quantitative skills and methods to evaluate healthcare datainformation

4 Critically evaluate professional literature in the field of health administration

5 Develop effective written documents and presentations as professionally appropriate at the

healthcare administrative level eg executive reports business plans and presentations

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

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Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Healthcare Management concentration may be able to

transfer to the MS in Health Administration degree program however students may not complete

the MSHS with a concentration in Healthcare Management and seek a second degree in the MS in

Health Administration program Students are urged to contact their academic advisor with any

questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSHA degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSHA degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHA506 - Health Care Systems Organization

4 Credits Description

MHA507 - Health Care Delivery Systems

4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems

4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration

4 Credits Description

MHM525 - Marketing in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHA599 - MSHA Capstone Course 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 MHM502

MHM514 MHM522 MHM525 Plus 3 Electives

Description

Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance

4 Credits

Description

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MHM501 - Management and Organizational Behavior

4 Credits

Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care

4 Credits Description

NCM501 - Foundation of Conflict Management

4 Credits

Description

Master of Science in Emergency and Disaster Management Each year people across the world are confronted by disasters As can be witnessed by world events

the ability of a nation state or community to plan for and respond to emergencies and disasters is

essential in mitigating the potentially catastrophic consequences of natural and man-made disasters

The Master of Science in Emergency amp Disaster Management (MSEDM) is designed for both military and

civilian students with experience responding to national and global humanitarian crises terrorist-based

events and natural disasters This program provides graduates with the skills to succeed in emergency

and disaster professions in the military federal state and local government and industry

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Apply effective solutions and responses to problems of a physical and psychological nature

experienced in a disaster aftermath

3 Develop emergency plans that meet state and federal guideline and demonstrate effective

communication skills

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

6 Analyze and evaluate disaster threats to public health infrastructure to effectively integrate and

develop coordinated responses with various agencies in disaster mitigation

7 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

8 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

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International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Emergency and Disaster Management concentration may be

able to transfer to the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management degree program however

students may not complete the MSHS with a concentration in Emergency and Disaster Management

and seek a second degree in the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management program Students are

urged to contact their academic advisor with any questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSEDM degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSEDM degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management

4 Credits

Description

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology

4 Credits

Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits MHE503 or MHE509 Description

EDM504 - Public Health and the Aftermath of a Disaster

4 Credits

Description

EDM502 - Critical Infrastructure Vulnerability and Protection

4 Credits MHE503 MHE 509 MHE511

Description

EDM599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits All other 9 courses in the

program need to be taken prior Description

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Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster

4 Credits

Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment

4 Credits

Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

EDM501 - Domestic Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

EDM503 - Infectious Disease Mitigation Following Natural Disasters

4 Credits

Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy

4 Credits

Description

Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences The Doctor of Philosophy represents the highest level of achievement in any academic discipline TUI is

proud to offer a research degree resulting in a Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences

Students who earn this degree are qualified to enter academia or the top levels of health care

administration or health executive positions in government and the private sector These graduates will

have demonstrated excellence in their pursuit of academic study in their selected field As with any

quality PhD degree the work is challenging but the rewards are substantial

The purpose of the Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences program is to prepare professionals from

health and health related fields as leaders educators researchers and scholars Students select either

the educatorresearcher or practitioner concentration in International Health or Health Care

Administration All students in the program will develop advanced research skills directed toward the

creation of new knowledge demonstrated by a PhD Dissertation

Students will gain knowledge and skills that may be used to function at the entry level of university

professorial track teaching or at the highest levels of organizational management Students will gain an

extensive background and comprehension of various areas of health and will learn skills needed for

acquisition and application of advanced knowledge including current developments in their area of

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specialty Graduates will demonstrate effective scholarly writing and presentation as well as skills

needed to design perform compile and successfully defend a doctoral level dissertation The program

also provides students with the ability to make contributions by publishing in peer-reviewed journals

andor presenting research in professional conferences Students planning to enter an academic career

will learn skills for effective teaching in academic health profession programs

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health science

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications to specific areas of health sciences

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration

Admission Standards All applicants to the PhD Programs at TUI are required to possess the following

1 Have an earned Masters degree from an accredited college or university with at least 30

graduate level semester credits

2 Have a grade point average of 34 (on a 40 scale) on all work completed during the Masters

degree An official transcript of all prior academic work must be submitted

3 Possess analytical and critical thinking skills sufficient to deal with the doctoral program

demonstrated by a sample of research or academic publication Must submit a sample of

research oriented writing or publication

4 Possess writing and oral communication skills sufficient to conduct and deliver the results of

meaningful research Must submit an essay that includes current personal intellectual and

professional interests and why the student applies to the degree at TUI

5 Submit a current Curriculum Vita (Resume)

6 Possess information technology skills sufficient to effectively participate in the TUI PhD

pedagogical model

7 Possess Internet skills sufficient to effectively conduct research at a PhD level

8 Have successfully completed with a grade of B or better at least one course in Research

Methods or Statistics at the Masterrsquos or higher level If a student does not meet the research

requirement it can be met by successfully completing a Research Methods course from the TUI

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Masters program with a grade of B or better This course will be considered a prerequisite and

not included in the total number of PhD course units required by the students degree plan

9 International students must have minimum TOEFL of 55021379

You may apply only once to the TUI PhD program if denied no additional applications to the

same program will be accepted

Transfer Policies TUI accepts up to four semester credits of Doctoral level courses from accredited doctoral granting

institutions provided the transferred course meets the same general content standards as the TUI

course

Degree Requirements The PhD at TUI is a post Masterrsquos degree consisting of 44 semester credit hours of coursework which may be completed in six sessions with a load of 2 courses (8 credits) per session The program also consists of a research dissertation Based on the nature of independent research being conducted by each student the time needed to complete the dissertation will depend upon the individual student The PhD curriculum has the following components 1 Core Courses All students are required to take five (5) research methods courses and two (2) required theory courses in the field of health These courses provide the foundation for the elective courses which students may pursue in their specialized concentrations All courses are valued at four (4) semester credits The last course taken prior to the dissertation series is the required DHS699-Dissertation Proposal Seminar 2 Concentration Courses In addition to the required core courses there are four (4) concentration courses (electives) needed to complete the degree plan Students may select one concentration from an offering of three concentrations These courses are generally in the specific area of the research that the student will pursue All elective courses are valued at four (4) semester credits 3 Written and Oral Qualifying Students will be examined on their understanding of research methods and statistical concepts related to the research process 4 Dissertation Students demonstrate a synthesis of their doctoral study knowledge and scholarship with a significant quantitative research project that contributes to general principles of knowledge in the field(s) potentially impacted by the research Following the completion of the course work including the Dissertation Seminar (DHS 699) students will continue to work on the dissertation and register for subsequent sessions to DHS 700 701 702hellip The 700 series courses will appear in a separate section on the studentrsquos transcript dedicated to the dissertation

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Degree Requirements - Summary

Completion of 28 semester credit of core courses

Completion of 16 semester credit of elective courses

Successful completion of both oral and written Comprehensive exam

Successful completion of the Dissertation Seminar Prospectus (DHS699)

Successful defense of the dissertation proposal

Successful defense of the PhD dissertation and approval of the Dissertation Committee and

Program Director

Students in the doctoral degree programs must complete each doctoral course with a grade of B

(30) or better and maintain a cumulative GPA of 30 (B) or better for all courses applying toward the

degree

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

DHS600 - Research Methods in Health Sciences 4 Credits Description

DHS608 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics I 4 Credits Description

DHS612 - Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

DHS618 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics II 4 Credits Description

DHS620 - Linking Theory with Research 4 Credits Description

DHS652 - Research Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS699 - Dissertation Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS 700 through 711 ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

DHS 712 and above ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

Specialization Courses (16 Credits)

International Health EducatorResearcher

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of international health education and research

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in areas of international health education and research

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3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health education and research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health education and research

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

education and research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health education and research

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health education and research

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DHS621 - Curriculum in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

DHS623 - TeachingAdministration in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

International Health EducatorPractitioner

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge relevant to the international health practitioner

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their application

to the international health practitioner

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health

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DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH633 - Global Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

DIH635 - Geopolitical Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

Health Care Administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health care administration

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in health care administration

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of health

care administration

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

health care administration

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of health care

administration

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in health

care administration

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in health care administration

DHA619 - Current Issues in Health Administration Research 4 Credits Description

DHA621 - Health Care Law Regulation and Ethics 4 Credits Description

DHA623 - Advanced Leadership 4 Credits Description

DHA698 - Seminar in Strategic Planning for Health Organization 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

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Admission Standards 26

Health Science Undergraduate Certificates 27

Academic Requirements 28

Certificate in Nutrition 28

Certificate in Family Health 28

Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management 29

Master of Science in Health Sciences 29

Admission Requirements 30

Transfer Policies 30

Requirements for Graduation 30

MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management 31

Degree Requirements 31

MS in Health Sciences - International Health 32

Degree Requirements 33

Health Care Management ndash Informatics 34

Degree Requirements 35

MS in Health Sciences ndash Public Health 35

Degree Requirements 36

MSin Health Sciences -- Emergency and Disaster Management 37

MS in Health Sciencesndash Health Education 38

Degree Requirements 39

MS in Health Sciences - Clinical Research Administration 39

Joint Degree Program 41

Admission Requirements 41

Dual Degree Requirements 41

Graduate Certificates 42

Admission Standards 42

Academic Requirements 42

Emergency and Disaster Management 42

Quality Assurance 43

Health Informatics 44

Clinical Research Administration 44

Health Education 45

Environmental Health Science 45

Conflict Resolution Management 46

Master of Science in Health Administration 47

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Admission Requirements 47

Transfer Policies 47

Requirements for Graduation 48

Degree Requirements 48

Master of Science in Emergency and Disaster Management 49

Admission Requirements 49

Transfer Policies 50

Requirements for Graduation 50

Degree Requirements 50

Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences 51

Admission Standards 52

Transfer Policies 53

Degree Requirements 53

Degree Requirements - Summary 54

Specialization Courses (16 Credits) 54

International Health EducatorResearcher 54

International Health EducatorPractitioner 55

Health Care Administration 56

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College of Health Sciences The Trident University International (TUl) College of Health Sciences recognizes that its mission is to

produce competent and caring professionals and leaders committed to improving the health and well-

being of the populations they serve This mission is satisfied by providing high quality degree programs

that provide in-depth knowledge and broad understanding of respective fields of study emphasize

critical thinking and ethical practice and promote interdisciplinary collaboration Highly qualified and

diverse faculty shall facilitate development of effective learning utilizing advanced technology and a

student-centered approach in meeting the needs of diverse adult learners including traditionally

underserved populations

General Education (GE) Requirements The purpose of Trident Universityrsquos GE requirement is to provide the foundation for a well rounded

higher education allowing graduates from TUIrsquos bachelors programs to better understand how their core

curriculum integrates with modern society The subject areas required for study in the GE program

round out a higher education in one of the more specific specialized curriculums offered by the

University Areas of study in English Composition Mathematics Arts amp Humanities Physical amp

Biological Sciences and Social amp Behavioral Sciences prepare students for a fulfilling life as responsible

citizens able to meet the work requirements of todayrsquos society

Upon successful completion of general education requirements students should be able to

1 Apply methods for using resources 2 Demonstrate effective written communication skills 3 Work effectively in collaboration with others 4 Apply ethical practice in decision making 5 Assess real world situations in order to make appropriate decisions 6 Analyze the impact of human expressions on culture

In order to satisfy the Universityrsquos GE requirements students must fulfill the course requirements

indicated in the five (5) competency areas listed below and complete a minimum total of 45 semester

credit hours (or equivalent) in these areas

Competency Area Number of courses Minimum Credit Hours

English Composition 2 6

College Mathematics 1 3

ArtsHumanities 3 9

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Competency Area Number of courses Minimum Credit Hours

Physical amp Biological Sciences 2 6

Social amp Behavioral Sciences 4 12

Note Students who meet the course requirements above but do not have 45 semester credit hours of

GE must fulfill the remaining GE credit hour requirement in any of the above 5 competency areas

General Education Courses Offered by TUI

ANT250 I - Anatomy and Physiology I 4 Credits Description

ANT250 II - Anatomy and Physiology II 4 Credits Description

ART101 - Art History 4 Credits Description

BSC303 - SpeechCommunication in Health 4 Credits Description

BUS205 - Business Law 4 Credits Description

CHS 200 - Critical Thinking for Health Care Professionals 4 Credits Description

CHS 202 - Health and Society 4 Credits Description

ECO201 - Microeconomics 4 Credits Description

ECO202 - Macroeconomics 4 Credits Description

ENG101 - English Composition I 4 Credits Description

ENG102 - English Composition II 4 Credits Description

ENG201 - American Literature 4 Credits Description

HIS101 - Modern World History 4 Credits Description

MAT101 - College Mathematics 4 Credits Description

MAT201 - Basic Statistics 4 Credits Description

MAT202 - Advanced Mathematics 4 Credits Description

MAT275 - Linear Algebra 4 Credits Description

MIC100 - Microbiology 4 Credits Description

PHI201 - Introduction to Philosophy 4 Credits Description

POL201 - Global Politics in the Modern World 4 Credits Description

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PSY101 - Introduction to Psychology 4 Credits Description

SCI201 - Applied Physics I 4 Credits Description

SCI202 - Applied Physics II 4 Credits Description

SCI204 - Applied Scientific Theory 4 Credits Description

SOC201 - Introduction to Sociology 4 Credits Description

STS401 ndash Business Statistics 4 Credits Description

SVC101- Introduction to Speech and Verbal Communications

4 Credits Description

Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences The College of Health Sciences offers a Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences degree program with a

variety of specialties The goal of the program is to provide students with the basic knowledge and skills

needed for management regulatory or enforcement and education careers in various health fields For

students interested in health education this undergraduate program prepares them to plan implement

and evaluate programs for health and human services such as those offered by health departments

voluntary health agencies clinics hospitals and businesses and health care industries For students

interested in management the program provides health care professionals with an opportunity to

increase their knowledge and skills in the principal functions of management Students will help develop

analytical and problem-solving skills required of professionals in the health care system Students will

learn to recognize and appreciate the economic political and social environment in which health care

functions The program is also designed to provide students with basic research skills to use and

evaluate data upon which health care managers and educators base decisions Students will also

develop awareness of legal and ethical issues in the health field Students who pursue a degree goal in

the environmental health science concentration will be able to work in entry-level positions for local and

state health departments working to ensure the safety of populations from hazards that occur through

air water and soil The courses in this concentration prepare our students to work in a variety of

settings including prevention of environmental hazards and regulation of laws that are in place to

protect the environment

Program Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion of their respective program option graduates should be able to

Identify and discuss theories and practices relevant to the health sciences and professional

practice

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Demonstrate basic research and evaluation skills applicable to the health sciences and

professional practice

Identify and distinguish between developments and advances relevant to the health sciences

and professional practice

Identify and examine the role of the professional in practice and as an effectivesuccessful

member of the multidisciplinary health care team

Describe the economic political and social forces that impact the environment in which health

science professionals and educators function

Demonstrate the ability to apply legal and ethical practice and decision making in professional

practice

Demonstrate effective written communication skills in professional practice

BS in Health Sciences Health Educator Concentration The TUI College of Health Sciences offers an upper division program leading to a BS in Health Sciences

with a Health Educator Concentration Health education is concerned with preventing health problems

rather than curing people once they become ill The health educator promotes health by facilitating

voluntary changes in individual health behaviors and serves as an advocate for social change leading to

high levels of wellness for all This undergraduate program prepares individuals to plan implement and

evaluate programs for health and human services such as those offered by health departments

voluntary health agencies clinics hospitals and businesses and health care industries Health educators

are employed under a range of job titles such as patient educators health education teachers trainers

community organizers and health program managers Community health educators use specific

methods skills and program strategies to help people change to more healthful lifestyles make more

efficient use of health services adopt self-care practices wherever possible and participate actively as a

member of the multidisciplinary team in the design and implementation of programs that affect health

The coursework in health education provides a theoretical and philosophical foundation in principles of

health promotion and community health education based on a synthesis of knowledge drawn from the

physical biological social and behavioral Through the case study method students develop skills in

needs assessment organizing communities and identifying and implementing educational strategies

The program graduate will be eligible for the Certified Health Education Specialist examination

(CHES) through the National Commission for Health Credentialing This optional certification offers

national recognition of the graduates capabilities Students are urged to contact NCHEC regarding

eligibility and requirements for the exam

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Identify and discuss theories and practices relevant to contemporary health education

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2 Demonstrate basic research and evaluation skills applicable to the health education

3 Identify and distinguish between methods of promoting health and facilitating voluntary

changes in health behaviors

4 Identify and examine the role of the health educator as an advocate for health

5 Describe the economic political and social forces that impact the environment in which the

health educator functions

6 Demonstrate the ability to apply legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health

educator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health educator

Admission Standards

High school graduate

High school diploma or its equivalent

International students must have a TOEFL exam score of 50017361

High School transcripts will be required if transferring fewer than 36 credits into the BSHS

program

Transfer from other institutions up to 92 semester credits

Transfer from an accredited college or university or its international equivalent

Accepting transfer credits such as ACE CLEP DANTES and Excelsior

GPA 20 or better (the student may be accepted on a conditional basis if the overall GPA is

below 20)

All transferred courses must have the grade of C or better

General Education Degree Requirements

A minimum of 45 semester credits as described on page 4

In addition to satisfying the Universityrsquos GE requirements (page 4) students must complete an additional

Physical or Biological science course of at least 3 semester credits as a program GE requirement

Required Upper Division Core Courses (52 Semester Credits)

BHE302 ndash Intro to Health Education 4 Credits Description

BHE310 ndash Health Promotion and Disease Prevention 4 Credits Description

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BHE314 ndash Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHE324 ndash Principles of TeachingClient Groups 4 Credits Description

BHE400 ndash Principles of Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

BHE418 ndash Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHE499 ndash Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

BHS328 ndash Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS365 ndash Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 ndash Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS420 ndash Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS426 ndash Quacks Cures and Consumers 4 Credits Description

BHS450 ndash Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

Upper Division Elective Courses 3 courses 12 semester credits Students may choose to take these

courses as a concentrationcertificate option or from any of the courses listed in the

concentrationcertificate categories below Concentrations requirements are 3 courses (12 semester

credits) and certificate programs require 4 courses (16 semester credits) Students who complete a

desired concentration area or certificate within the HE concentration will receive a BSHS degree with a

concentration in Health Education and desired area of emphasis Health Science Certifications offered

with the Health Educator concentration are described in further detail beginning on page 27

Concentration in Chemical Dependency (3 Courses)

This concentration familiarizes the entry level health educator with the physiological sociological and

psychological effects and dynamics related to addiction and chemical dependency The role of the

health professional in promoting effective stress management and healthy coping behaviors is taught

BHE421 - Alcohol and Substance Abuse 4 Credits Description

BHE423 - Tobacco Smoking and Health 4 Credits Description

BHS400 - Stress Management 4 Credits Description

Concentration in School Health (3 Courses)

This concentration familiarizes the entry level health educator with issues related to child and

adolescent health including family structure physical and emotional health and risk-taking behaviors

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BHE427 - Issues in School Health 4 Credits Description

BHE431 - Obesity and Eating Disorders 4 Credits Description

BHE437 - Adolescent Health 4 Credits Description

Concentration in Expert Legal Nurse Consultant (Concentration Requires 3 of the Following 4

Courses)

This concentration examines the relationship between law and health care including the legal rights and

responsibilities of patients as well as the role of the legal nurse consultant Courses focus on tools and

techniques for researching identifying and applying analytical principles and the specifics of legal

analysis including preparation of case briefs

BHE445 - Introduction to Law and the Litigation Process 4 Credits Description

BHE447 - Legal Research and Analysis 4 Credits Description

BHE449 - TortsPersonal Litigation 4 Credits Description

BHE451 - Case Evaluation and Report Writing 4 Credits Description

Certificate in Family Health (Certificate Requires All 4 Courses)

BHE433 - Maternal-Neonatal Health 4 Credits Description

BHE435 - Infant and Children at Risk 4 Credits Description

BHE415 - Community and Domestic Violence 4 Credits Description

BHE439 - Issues in Family Planning 4 Credits Description

Certificate in Nutrition (Certificate Requires All 4 Courses)

BHE411 - Human Nutrition 4 Credits Description

BHE413 - Nutrition and Disease 4 Credits Description

BHE417 - Nutrition throughout the Life Cycle 4 Credits Description

BHE419 - Sports Nutrition and Weight Control 4 Credits Description

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Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management (Certificate Requires 4 Courses from the

Following)

BHS411 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS412 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS417 - Emergency Planning and Operation 4 Credits Description

BHS419 - Risk Assessment 4 Credits Description

Total Required Credits for the BSHS Degree- Health Educator Concentration 124 Credits

BS in Health Science Health Care Management Health Care Management is an important area of specialization in the health field The health care

manager is faced with a dynamic and changing environment with a challenge of balancing high quality

care with affordable cost The health care manager of the 21st century needs to be knowledgeable of

the basic managerial aspects of an organization as well as the new developments in the health field and

technology Additionally the Health Care Management program is designed to provide health care

professionals with an opportunity to increase their knowledge and skills in the principal functions of

management The coursework in health care management will help develop analytical and problem-

solving skills required of managers in the health care system Individuals will learn to recognize and

appreciate the economic political and social environment in which health care is delivered The program

is also designed to provide students with basic research skills to collect and evaluate data upon which

managers must base their decisions Students will also develop awareness of legal and ethical issues in

health care organizations and use ethical reasoning to resolve them

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Identify and discuss theories and practices relevant to contemporary health care management

2 Demonstrate basic research and evaluation skills applicable to health care management

3 Identify and distinguish between developments and advances relevant to the field of health care

management

4 Identify and examine the role of the health care manager as a member of the multidisciplinary

health care team

5 Describe the economic political and social forces that impact the environment in which the

health care manager functions

6 Demonstrate the ability to apply legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health care

manager

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7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health care manager

Admission Standards

High school graduate

High school diploma or its equivalent

International students must have a TOEFL exam score of 50017361

High School transcripts will be required if transferring fewer than 36 credits into the BSHS

program

Transfer from other institutions up to 92 semester credits

Transfer from an accredited college or university or its international equivalent

Accepting transfer credits such as ACE CLEP DANTES and Excelsior

GPA 20 or better (the student may be accepted on a conditional basis if the overall GPA is

below 20)

All transferred courses must have the grade of C or better

General Education Degree Requirements

A minimum of 45 semester credits as described on page 4

In addition to satisfying the Universityrsquos GE requirements (page 4) students must complete an additional

Physical or Biological science course of at least 3 semester credits as a program GE requirement

Required Upper Division Core Courses (52 Semester Credits)

BHE314 - Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resources Management 4 Credits Description

BHM443 - Legal Aspects of Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

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BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS427 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Upper Division Electives (12 Semester Credits from the Following List)

BHE415 - Community and Domestic Violence 4 Credits Description

BHM411 - Long Term Care 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHM496 - Occupational Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS400 - Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHS412 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Mgt 4 Credits Description

BHS417- Emergency Planning and Operation 4 Credits Description

BHS419 - Risk Assessment 4 Credits Description

Total Required Credits for the BSHS Degree- Health Care Management Concentration 124

Credits

BS in Health Science Environmental Health Sciences The concentration in Environmental Health Sciences is designed to equip our students with an

understanding of the fundamental interrelationships between environmental quality and human health

The courses cover ways in which human activities impact the air water and soil on local and global

scales as well as the regulations that have been set in place for environmental protection Students will

tackle complex current and emerging issues in the discipline and examine ways to manage the

environment responsibly for human health protection

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Objectives

1 Identify and discuss theories and practices relevant to contemporary environmental health science

2 Demonstrate basic research and evaluation skills applicable to environmental health science

3 Identify and distinguish between developments and advances relevant to environmental health science

4 Identify and examine the role of the environmental health specialist in promoting environmental quality and human health

5 Describe the economic political and social forces that impact the practice of environmental health

6 Demonstrate the ability to apply legal and ethical practice and decision making in professional practice

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an environmental health specialist

Admission Standards

High school graduate

High school diploma or its equivalent

International students must have a TOEFL exam score of 50017361

High School transcripts will be required if transferring fewer than 36 credits into the BSHS

program

Transfer from other institutions up to 92 semester credits

Transfer from an accredited college or university or its international equivalent

Accepting transfer credits such as ACE CLEP DANTES and Excelsior etc

GPA 20 or better (the student may be accepted on a conditional basis if the overall GPA is

below 20)

All transferred courses must have the grade of C or better

The transferred course(s) must meet the same general content standards as the TUI course that

the credit is transferred to

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General Education Degree Requirements

A minimum of 45 semester credits as described on page 4

In addition to satisfying the Universityrsquos GE requirements (page 4) students must complete an additional

Physical or Biological science course of at least 3 semester credits as a program GE requirement

Required Upper Division Core Courses (13 Courses 52 Semester Credits)

BHE310 - Health Promotion and Disease Prevention 4 Credits Description

BHE314 - Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHE400 - Principles of Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

BHE418 ndash Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS432 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

BHS434 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

BHS436 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

BHS438 - Hazardous Materials 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS440 - EntomologyPest Control 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS442 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

BHS490- Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Upper Division Elective Courses (3 Courses 12 Semester Credits from the Following List)

BHS433 ndash Water Quality 4 Credits Description

BHS435 - Housing 4 Credits Description

BHS439 ndash Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

BHS441 ndash Noise Control 4 Credits Description

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Total Required Credits for the BSHS Degree- Environmental Health Sciences Concentration

124 Credits

BS in Health Science Health Care Professional Degree Completion The TUI College of Health Sciences professional degree completion Program is designed for health care

professionals who graduated from accredited certificate andor associate degree programs and who

wish to acquire baccalaureate level competencies in health sciences theory and in health care

professional issues

There are a large number of health care professionals who are qualified by academic and clinical

education and formal certification designed to provide patient evaluation and care but without

baccalaureate degree Many employers are requiring or strongly urging that the health care

professional have a minimum of a baccalaureate degree to practice The result is that experienced and

new health care professionals with certificates or associate degrees are searching for baccalaureate

degree completion programs which will allow them to complete degree requirements while working

part time or full time

The TUI College of Health Sciences professional degree completion programs for health care

professionals is specially designed for adult learners who are working in their professions while

completing required coursework for the BS in Health Sciences

TUI offers a unique degree completion program for Physician Assistants Radiologic Technologist Lab

Technicians and Respiratory Therapists who have graduated from an accredited associate degree

andor recognized certificate program

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Identify and discuss theories and practices relevant to professional practice

2 Demonstrate basic research and evaluation skills applicable to professional practice

3 Identify and distinguish between developments and advances relevant to a chosen professional

practice

4 Identify and examine the role of the professional as a member of the multidisciplinary health

care team

5 Describe the economic political and social forces that impact a chosen professional practice

6 Demonstrate the ability to apply legal and ethical practice and decision making in professional

practice

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills in professional practice

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Admission Standards (for Physician Assistant Radiologic Respiratory Therapy and Laboratory Technician Health Care Management and Health Sciences options)

Applicants must hold an associate degree (Associate of ArtsAssociate of Science) or a licensecertificate

in a health related field of practice If the applicant does not hold an associate degree (Associate of

ArtsAssociate of Science) meeting TUIrsquos General Education requirements but is currently licensed or

certified in a health related field a minimum of 60 lower division baccalaureateassociate semester

credits including 45 GE credits (as listed on page 4) are required through transfer credits from an

accredited institutioncollege or have to be completed at Trident University Only professional credits

for which the respective certificatelicense has been received will be considered for transfer credit

toward the professional credits category Up to 28 professional credits can count towards the degree

The total number of credits required for the degree is 124

NOTE

Other associates degrees including CCAF Associatersquos degrees may qualify after review and approval by the College

General Education Degree Requirements

A minimum of 45 semester credits as described on page 4

Physician Assistant Option

TUI offers a unique degree completion program for Physician Assistants The program is designed for

individuals who are certified physician assistants (PA) having graduated from an accredited PA

certificate or PA associates program

Note TUI-College of Health Sciences may have a specific articulation agreement with individual PA

Programs Please consult with your Program Director for specific details

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHE 314 Environmental Health amp Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 320 Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 312 Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

Radiologic Option

TUI offers a unique degree completion program for Radiologic Technologists The program is designed

for individuals who are certified Radiologic Technologists (RT) having graduated from an accredited RT

certificate or RT associates program

Note TUI-College of Health Sciences may have a specific articulation agreement with individual RT

Programs Please consult with your Program Director for specific details

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

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BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHE 314 Environmental Health amp Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 320 Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 312 Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

Respiratory Therapy Option

TUI offers a unique Respiratory Therapy Option in the professional degree completion concentration It

is designed for individuals who are in the field of Respiratory Therapy and have graduated with an

accredited Respiratory Therapy associates degree andor from a recognized Respiratory Therapy

Certificate Program with transferable academic credits

Note TUI-College of Health Sciences may have a specific articulation agreement with individual

Respiratory Therapy Programs Please consult with your Program Director for specific details

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHE 314 Environmental Health amp Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 320 Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 312 Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

Laboratory Technician Option

TUI offers a unique professional degree completion concentration for Laboratory Technicians It is

designed for individuals who are in the field of Laboratory Technology and have graduated with an

accredited Laboratory Technician associates degree or from a recognized Laboratory Technicians

certificate program with transferable upper division credits

Note TUI-College of Health Sciences may have a specific articulation agreement with individual

Laboratory Technician Programs Please consult with your Program Director for specific details

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHE 314 Environmental Health amp Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 320 Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 312 Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

Health Care Management

TUI offers a unique professional degree completion concentration in Health Care Management It is

designed for individuals who are licensed or certified in the field of Allied Health have either graduated

from an accredited AS degree program or have completed transferrable credits and who are

interested in a bachelorrsquos degree in health sciences with an emphasis in health care management

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHE314 - Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHM443- Legal Aspects of Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

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BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHS 365 Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS 455 Computers amp Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS328 Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

Health Sciences

TUI offers a general professional degree completion concentration in Health Sciences It is designed for

individuals who are licensed or certified in the field of Allied Health have graduated from an accredited

AS degree program or have completed transferrable credits and are interested in a bachelorrsquos degree

in health sciences

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHS 365 Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS 455 Computers amp Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS328 Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

IDCs - Independent Duty Corpsmen

Independent Duty Corpsmen play a significant role in providing health care for servicemen and women

and their families TUI has joined the few universities who provide opportunities to complete a BS

degree at the students location with no residency requirement The BS in Health Sciences-Health Care

Management will provide IDCs the opportunity to enhance their knowledge base to obtain advanced

educational credentials and to be eligible for promotion in the Navy TUI developed a specifically

tailored BS in Health Sciences-degree completion program for IDCs The program is built on the

strengths of the IDC program and provides a combination of opportunities to fulfill requirements for a

Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences (BSHS) - Health Care Management IDCrsquos who complete the

course work for the degree will be prepared to continue their education in any Masters program such

as a Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Public Health or a Master of Science in

Health Sciences with a specialization in Health Care Management

The Bachelors degree is a 124-credit program consisting of 44 credits of advanced standing (from IDC

C school) a minimum of 45 general education credits an additional 3 credits lower division free

electives as a program GE requirement and 32 upper division credits of TUI coursework

Admission Standards

This program is specifically designed for those military personnel who have completed the IDC program

At this time only military personnel are eligible for this degree program with the following

qualifications

Surface Force IDC - NEC 8425

Submarine Force IDC - NEC 8402

Deep Sea Diving IDC - NEC 8494

Fleet Marine Force Recon IDC - NEC 8403

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Special Operations IDC - NEC 8491

Program Requirements

General Education (at TUI or transfer) A minimum of 45 Credits

Additional Electives 3 Credits

Upper and Lower Transfer Credits from IDC ldquoCrdquo School 44 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses 20 Credits

Upper Division Elective Courses 12 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses (20 Semester Credits)

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Upper Division Elective Courses (12 Semester Credits from the Following List)

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS411 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

PMTs - Preventive Medicine Technicians

TUI offers a unique degree completion program for professional Preventative Medicine Technicians The

program is designed for individuals who play a significant role in the provision of health care for Navy

and Marine Corps personnel TUIs Bachelor in Health Sciences with Health Care Management

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concentration allows personnel who have completed the Navy School of Health Sciences PMT program

to continue their education in their own homes on their own schedules This online program

compliments the strengths of the Navy technician program by offering additional instruction in health

care management ethics policy delivery systems emergency and disaster response and computer and

information systems PMTs that complete this Bachelor in Health Sciences will be fully prepared to

continue their education in any Public Health or Health Sciences program

The Bachelors degree is a 124-credit program consisting of 44 credits of advanced standing from the

Navy School of Health Sciences PMT program a minimum of 45 lower division general education credits

an additional 3 credits of lower division free electives as a program GE requirement and 32 upper

division credits of TUI coursework

Admission Standards

This program is specifically designed for those military personnel who have completed the PMT

program At this time only graduates of the Navy School of Health Sciences in PMT are eligible for this

program

Program Requirements

General Education (at TUI or transfer) A minimum of 45 Credits

Additional Electives 3 Credits

Upper and Lower PMT Program Transfer 44 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses 20 Credits

Upper Division Elective Courses 12 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses (20 Semester Credits)

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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Required Upper Division Elective Courses (12 Semester Credits from the Following List)

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS411 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

PMTrsquos will also have the option of completing the following program degree completion

PMT ndashBSHS Emphasis in Environmental Sciences

Admission Standards

This program is specifically designed for those military personnel who have completed the PMT

program At this time only graduates of the Navy School of Health Sciences in PMT are eligible for this

program

General Education (at TUI or transfer) A minimum of 45 Credits

Additional Electives 15 Credits

Upper Division Core Courses Transfer from PMT 28 Credits

Upper Elective Course Transfer from PMT 4 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses 24 Credits

Upper Division Elective Courses 8 Credits

BSHS Environmental Sciences CORE courses that would transfer 28 credits

BHE310 - Health Promotion and Disease Prevention 4 Credits Description

BHE314 - Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHE400 - Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

BHS434 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

BHS436 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

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BHS438 - Hazardous Materials 4 Credits Description

BHS440 - EntomologyPest Control 4 Credits Description

BSHS Environmental Sciences Elective requirement that would transfer 4 credits

BHS439 - Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

TUI Courses 32 credits (must be taken at TUI)

Required Upper Division Core Courses (24 Semester Credits)

BHE418 - Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS432 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS442 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

BHS490 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Required Upper Division Elective Courses (8 Semester Credits)

BHS433 - BHS433 Water Quality 4 Credits Description

BHS435 - Housing 4 Credits Description

BHS441 - Noise Control 4 Credits Description

Health Science Undergraduate Certificates TUI offers Undergraduate and Graduate Certificates as part of the Undergraduate or Graduate programs

respectively

Students may apply to a specific program where the certificate is usually a special trackconcentration

within the program Students categorically -- can only enroll in degree programs even though they may

receive documentation of having passed certain benchmarks A certificate is a benchmark reached

after completion of 4 (or more courses) within a specific program such as BSHS ndash Emergency and

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28

Disaster Management The benefit is that a student who completes a cluster of courses reaching the

benchmark may receive the certificate and continue with hisher degree program

The BS in Health Science program offers three (3) undergraduate certificates The certificate courses

may be taken as part of the program or taken as an extension of the program Students in the BS in

Health Sciences interested in one of the following Certificates - Nutrition Emergency and Disaster

Management or Family Health - must successfully complete all the required courses for the bachelors

degree and all four certificate courses Upon completion students will be eligible for a Certificate in the

respective program in addition to the BS in Health Sciences degree A total of 128 credits are required

for the BS in Health Sciences with Certificate in Nutrition Emergency and Disaster Management or

Family Health

All students seeking an Undergraduate Certificate must be admitted to TUI as a regularly admitted

undergraduate student

Academic Requirements

To be awarded the undergraduate certificate the student must earn a minimum ldquoCrdquo (20) in the courses that constitute the certificate with an overall program GPA of ldquoCrdquo (20) or better Programs may require higher academic requirements for their specific certificates

Certificate in Nutrition

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Nutrition provides a theoretical and philosophical

foundation in principles of human nutrition including nutrition through the life cycle and nutrition and

disease

Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits)

BHE411 - Human Nutrition 4 Credits Description

BHE413 - Nutrition and Disease 4 Credits Description

BHE417 - Nutrition throughout the Life Cycle 4 Credits Description

BHE419 - Sports Nutrition and Weight Control 4 Credits Description

Certificate in Family Health

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Family Health provides a theoretical and

philosophical foundation in principles of health promotion planning implementation and

assessment of health education related to the family

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Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits)

BHE433 - Maternal-Neonatal Health 4 Credits Description

BHE435 - Infant and Children at Risk 4 Credits Description

BHE415 - Community and Domestic Violence 4 Credits Description

BHE439 - Issues in Family Planning 4 Credits Description

Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Emergency and Disaster Management provides

a theoretical and philosophical foundation in principles of risk assessment and planning related to

terrorism and other emergencies and disasters

Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits Choose Four (4) Courses from the Following)

BHS411 - Issues in Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS412 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS417 - Emergency Planning and Operation 4 Credits Description

BHS419 - Risk Assessment 4 Credits Description

Health Science Undergraduate Graduation Requirements

Requirement for Graduation

To qualify for graduation with a BS in Health Sciences a student must have successfully fulfilled the

following requirements

Complete each of the required core courses with a C (20) or better

Maintain an overall GPA of 20 (C) or better for all coursework toward the degree

Master of Science in Health Sciences The TUI College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a variety of

concentrationsspecialties The goal of the program is to provide students with the knowledge and skills

needed for effective managerial and leadership careers in various health fields Students will learn to

discern among implement and evaluate new developments and advances in fields of health practice

including health education health care management public health emergency and disaster

management as well as others Individuals will learn to balance the needs of health practice within

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various sociopolitical and economic environments The program is also designed to provide students

with the ability to critically evaluate research findings in applicable fields of practice Students will

develop knowledge and skills in ethical and legal decision making The program also promotes

educational opportunities for career advancement employment mobility and lifelong learning

opportunities

Program Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion of their respective program option graduates should be able to

1 Critically evaluate scientific literature in the field of health sciences

2 Apply quantitative reasoning skills to evaluate scientific data or other health information

3 Identify and apply appropriate models and theories to approach and address health andor

healthcare problems or issues

4 Develop effective written documents and presentations as professionally appropriate at the health

andor healthcare administrative level eg reports proposals PowerPoint presentations educational

materials etc

5 Evaluate multiple or competing perspectivesoptions and recommend an appropriate plan or course

of action for a health andor healthcare problem or issue

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

Pre-requisite courses may be required in the Health Sciences program based on concentration selected

International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may transfer up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos level

program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must meet

the same general content standards as the TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MS degree in Health Sciences students must successfully fulfill both of the following

requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

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MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management The TUI (TUI) College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a

specialty in Health Care Management

The goal of the program is to provide students with the knowledge and skills needed for effective

managerial and leadership careers in the health field The program promotes educational opportunities

for career advancement employment mobility and lifelong learning opportunities to health care

professionals

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to contemporary health

care management

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health care management

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the health care manager functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to health care management

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues faced by the

health care manager

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health care

manager

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health care manager

Degree Requirements

The MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management Specialization requires successful completion of

40 semester credits A final culminating project and an integrative paper are included

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

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32

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHM501 - Management and Organizational Behavior 4 Credits Description

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM507 - Quality Assurance in Hospital Healthcare Organizations 4 Credits Description

MHM509 - Quality Assurance in Managed Care 4 Credits Description

MHM511 - Quality Assurance in Long Term Care Nursing Homes 4 Credits Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems 4 Credits Description

MHM525 - Marketing in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHM535 - Hospital Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

NCM501 - Foundation of Conflict Management 4 Credits Description

NCM511 - Mediation and Arbitration 4 Credits Description

NCM512 - Negotiation Strategies 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciences - International Health TUI-College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a specialty in

International Health The goal is to provide quality education and training to individuals seeking a

graduate degree in international health specialty and to current practitioners or scientists seeking to

fulfill their academic aspirations by achieving and earning an advanced degree in the field of

international health perspective

In the twenty-first century we continue to witness great inequities in access to availability of basic

health care services around the globe Developing regions of the world continue to suffer from

significant public health problems Poverty ethnic tensions violence political instability urban decay

and natural and environmental hazards as well as poor population growth control continue to dominate

the scene in many countries

Graduates of the MS degree in Health Sciences with specialization in International Health will be able to

fill positions in governmental and private national and international organizations The program

emphasizes cross cultural awareness planning implementing and evaluating sustainable health care

development programs for communities and nations develop studentsrsquo skills and ability to assess needs

and develop priorities with limited resources

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Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to international health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in international health

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact

international health

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to international health

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in

international health

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in international health

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an international health professional

Degree Requirements

The MS degree in Health Sciences -International Health Specialty requires successful completion of 40

semester credits a final culminating project and an integrative paper

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MIH502 - Introduction to Intrsquol Health 4 Credits Description

MIH508 - Health Policy in Developing Countries 4 Credits Description

MIH512 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

MIH514 - Cross Cultural Perspectives 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

MIH599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MIH523 - Disaster Humanitarian Emergencies 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MIH543 - Perspective on Abuse and Violence 4 Credits Description

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Total Credits for MS in Health Sciences- International Health specialization

MS Core Courses 20 Credits

MS Electives 16 Credits

Culminating Project 4 Credits

Total 40 Credits

To qualify for graduation with a MS in Health Sciences with a specialization in International Health a

student must have successfully fulfilled all of the following requirements

1 Completed each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

2 Maintained an overall GPA of ldquoB (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying

toward the degree

Health Care Management ndash Informatics Health Informatics Concentration focuses on the application of computer information systems to health

care and public health Informatics extends beyond simply using the computer as a tool for computation

into the process of knowledge acquisition storage retrieval representation and manipulation A major

focus of Informatics is the support of information systems for reasoning decision-making and learning

Health Informatics encompasses the fields of information science computer information systems and

educational technology in support of health care delivery education and management Health

Informatics is a body of knowledge and a set of techniques to organize and manage information in

support of research education and patient care

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to application of computer

information systems to health care and public health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health informatics

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact health

informatics

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to health informatics

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in health

informatics

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in health informatics

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills in health informatics

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Degree Requirements

The MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management Concentration in Health Informatics requires

successful completion of 40 semester credits A final culminating project and an integrative paper are

included

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHI500 - Introduction to Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI502 - Information Systems in the Delivery of Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHI504 - Systems Analysis for Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI506 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Systems Development in Health Informatics

4 Credits Description

MHI508 - Health Information Systems Security 4 Credits Description

To qualify for graduation with a MS in Health Sciences Health Care Management in Health Informatics

a student must have successfully fulfilled both of the following requirements

Completed each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

Maintained an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying

toward the degree

MS in Health Sciences ndash Public Health The Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Public Health is designed to provide

health care professionals and other qualified applicants with advanced knowledge and practical tools in

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public health and health care management Graduates of the program will be able to seek managerial

and leadership positions in the field of public health and health care administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to public health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings relevant to public health

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the public health professional functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to service in public health

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in public

health

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in public health

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a public health professional

Degree Requirements

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MPH502 - Introduction to Public Health 4 Credits Description

MPH504 - Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MIH512 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

MIH514 - Cross Cultural perspectives 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory Based Research 4 Credits Description

MPH599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy 4 Credits Description

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems 4 Credits Description

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MIH543 - Perspectives on Abuse and Violence 4 Credits Description

MHE510 - Occupational Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

MPH503 - Infertility and Public Health 4 Credits Description

MSin Health Sciences -- Emergency and Disaster Management The Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Emergency and Disaster Management

prepares students to provide leadership in major emergencies and disasters including terrorism This

specialization provides individuals planning to hold leadership position as emergency professionals in

government and industry with the skills to respond effectively when emergencies and disasters strike

and provide leadership in those situations Students will learn to analyze disaster threats write

emergency plans to meet state and federal guidelines understand problems facing response teams and

communicate knowledgeably with expert advisors in crisis

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues faced by the

emergency and disaster management professional

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an emergency and disaster management

professional

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology 4 Credits Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits Description

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MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster 4 Credits Description

MHE599 - Culminating Projects 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE510 - Occupation Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

MHE513 - Risk Assessment and Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE518 - Education in Emergency 4 Credits Description

MPH502 - Introduction to Public Health 4 Credits Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciencesndash Health Education The Master of Science in Health Sciences - Health Education specialization prepares professionals to

administer and develop health education programs to implement health education processes and

concepts to understand current health issues and to master skills and knowledge appropriate to

leadership positions in the field

Students should note that the MS in Health Sciences Health Education concentration is not a certificate

or credentialing program TUI cannot grant or certify any student for a credential as a teacher or

administrator As the requirements for credentialinglicensurecertification vary from state to state

students are urged to contact their state of residence or employment for information on specific

requirementscriteria

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to contemporary health

education

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health education

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the health educator functions

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4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to professional practice in health

education

5 Develop and implement plans for promoting health and facilitating voluntary changes in health

behaviors

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health educator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health educator

Degree Requirements

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD506 - Cultural and Cross-Cultural Perspectives in Health 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

MHD510 - Research in Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD599 - Capstone Integrative Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging and Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health and Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy and Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciences - Clinical Research Administration Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Clinical Research Administration a growing

field for health professionals who are interested in overseeing the administration and progress of clinical

trials in various health care facilities usually sponsored by a pharmaceutical company or biologics or

devices companies

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A Clinical Research Administrator is a health professional who manages the various aspects of the

clinical trial not only the health aspects but also the administrative aspects The Clinical Research

Administrator supervises the conduct of clinical trials at a clinical site Individuals who work in the area

of Clinical Research Administration come from very diverse areas such as Nursing Clinical Laboratory

Nutrition Respiratory Therapy Rehabilitation Sciences Physician Assistants IDC PMT Physical Therapy

Medicine to name a few

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to clinical research

administration

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in clinical research

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the clinical research administrator functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to professional practice in clinical

research administration

5 Develop and implement plans for supervising clinical research studies

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a clinical research

administrator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a clinical research administrator

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

CRA502 - Bioethics and Legal Perspectives 4 Credits Description

CRA548 - Research Methods for Health Professionals 4 Credits Description

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA554 - Human Trials 4 Credits Description

CRA599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

CRA500 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

CRA503 - Clinical Research Funding 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

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CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

CRA509 - Scientific Reporting 4 Credits Description

Joint Degree Program The College of Business Administration and the College of Health Sciences have joined forces to offer a

Dual MS-MBA program that result in conferral of a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree and

a Master of Science in Health Sciences with a concentration in Health Care Management (MSHS) degree

Admission Requirements

The student needs to apply specifically to the dual degree program when applying to the

university

The MSMBA degree requires total of 64 credit hours 32 credits from each program The

student may choose which program heshe completes first

Dual degree students must satisfy the curriculum and graduation requirements of both the MBA

and MSHS programs and follow their degree plan CAP599 the Integrated Capstone course

must be the last course taken after the required courses in both the MSHS ndash Concentration in

Health Care Management and the MBA program have been taken

Students withdrawing from the dual degree program before completing both degrees will only

receive credit toward graduation for such courses that qualify toward a single degree program

In this situation students will take the capstone course for the single degree program they wish

to complete (MHM599 for the MSHS or BUS599 for the MBA) The CAP599 integrated capstone

is only applicable for the Dual Degree

The MBA and MS degrees will be awarded upon successful completion of the requirements of

the entire dual degree program

Dual Degree Requirements

MBA ndash Masters in Business Administration (8 Courses 32 Credits)

ACC501 ndash Accounting for Decision Making 4 Credits Description

ETH501 ndash Business Ethics 4 Credits Description

FIN501 ndash Strategic Corporate Finance 4 Credits Description

ITM501 ndash Management Information Systems and Business Strategy 4 Credits Description

MGT501 ndash Management and Organizational Behavior 4 Credits Description

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MGT599 ndash Strategic Management 4 Credits Description

MKT501 ndash Strategic Marketing 4 Credits Description

OPM500 ndash Operation Management for Managers 4 Credits Description

MSHS ndash Concentration in Health Care Management (8 Courses 32 Credits)

MHM505 ndash Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 ndash Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM522 ndash Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM535 ndash Hospital Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH521 ndash Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MIH527 ndash Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MIH548 ndash Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

CAP599 ndash Integrative Capstone Course in Health Care Business Management

4 Credits Description

Graduate Certificates

Admission Standards

Possess a baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in health health science

or related field with a minimum GPA of 25 Submit transcripts of undergraduate and all prior

graduate work

Submit copies of any licenses and board certifications held

Academic Requirements

To be awarded the graduate certificate the student must earn a minimum ldquoB-rdquo (267) in the courses

that constitute the certificate with an overall program GPA of ldquoBrdquo (30) or better Programs may require

higher academic requirements for their specific certificates

Emergency and Disaster Management

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management is to provide the

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theoretical and philosophical foundations in principles of risk assessment emergency planning and

methodology related to terrorism and disaster relief

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHE507 - Bio- Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology 4 Credits Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits Choose one (1) course from the following)

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

MHE513 - Risk Assessment and Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE518 - Education in Emergency 4 Credits Description

Quality Assurance

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Quality Assurance is to provide administrators and practitioners

holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques used to achieve and

ensure quality health care delivery The focus will be on presenting the analytical tools and techniques

that will allow the health care administrator and professional to analyze assess and improve health

outcomes consumer satisfaction accountability and the processes within the organization that ensure

ongoing quality improvement The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit courses

designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in analyzing

developing and directing quality systems in the workplace

Required Course (16 Credits)

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM507 - Quality Assurance in Hospitals Healthcare Organizations 4 Credits Description

MHM509 - Quality Assurance in Managed Care 4 Credits Description

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MHM511 - Quality Assurance in Long Term Care Nursing Homes 4 Credits Description

Health Informatics

The graduate certificate in Health Informatics focuses on the application of computer information

systems to health care and public health and it is intended for students with a background in health

who wish to be prepared to apply current computer technology to the management of health care

services The certificate consists of the four following required courses

Required Courses (16 Credits)

Please select four (4) courses from the following

MHI500 - Introduction to Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI502 - Information Systems in the Delivery of Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHI504 - Systems Analysis for Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI506 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Systems Development in Health Informatics

4 Credits Description

MHI508 - Health Information Systems Security 4 Credits Description

Clinical Research Administration

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Clinical Research Administration is to provide administrators and

practitioners holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques to manage

the various aspects of clinical trial The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit

courses designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in the

administration of clinical research at a clinical site

Required Courses (16 Credits)

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

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Health Education The graduate certificate coursework in health education provides a theoretical and philosophical

foundation in principles of health promotion planning assessment and community health

education based on a synthesis of knowledge drawn from the physical biological social and

behavioral sciences Through the case study method students develop critical thinking skills in

community organization needs assessment and education strategies for individuals and groups

Students interested in the Certified Health Education Specialist exam who do not possess a

baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in the Health Sciences or Health

Professions concentrating in Health Education Community Health Education Public Health Education

School Health Education etc may be required to earn additional units in order to qualify for the National

Certification Exam Students are urged to contact NCHEC regarding eligibility and requirements for the

exam

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits)

Please choose one (1) course from the following

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging amp Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health amp Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy amp Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

Environmental Health Science The Certificate Program in Environmental Health Sciences is offered for those persons working in the

field of environmental health who need to develop their formal education in specific elements of the

field of environmental health Environmental Health consists of those organized activities undertaken to

protect and enhance the publicrsquos health through the recognition assessment and control of

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environmental hazards with focus on biological chemical and physical hazards The two major aspects in

an environmental health program are the prevention of disease and the protection and promotion of

human well being

The certificate consists of four of the following required courses (16 credits)

MHS523 - Principles of Environmental Health 4 Credits Description

MHS525 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

MHS527 - Water Quality 4 Credits Description

MHS529 - Housing 4 Credits Description

MHS531 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

MHS533 - Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

MHS535 - Noise Control 4 Credits Description

MHS537 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

Conflict Resolution Management

Conflict is an inevitable part of our professional and personal lives As conflict has an adverse effect on

organizational goal attainment there has been a growing need to understand the sources of conflict

and consequently manage it by applying the appropriate approach and strategy All organizations across

all fields and industries share a common resource ndash people ndash who interact and perform under various

and demanding conditions and all potentially conducive to inter-personal and intra-organizational

conflict The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Conflict Resolution Management is to provide those

professionals in business health or education to master the advanced concepts and techniques of

conflict resolution management Unilateral Bilateral and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) which

will enable them to understand overcome and move beyond conflict The certificate consists of a series

of three graduate-level credit courses designed to provide graduates with knowledge and skills and a

capstone course oriented towards addressing most common real-life situations

Required Courses (16 Credits)

NCM501 - Foundations of Conflict Resolutions 4 Credits Description

NCM511 - Mediation and Arbitration 4 Credits Description

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NCM512 - Negotiation Strategies 4 Credits Description

NCM599 - Capstone Course 4 Credits Description

Master of Science in Health Administration Propelled by broad trends such as demographic growth an ageing population medical innovation and

increased public awareness the field of Health Administration offers rewarding and challenging career

opportunities in the 21st century The Master of Science in Health Administration (MSHA) degree caters

to real world practical needs and focuses on implementing the knowledge and skills needed for effective

administrative leadership roles in organizations throughout the complex healthcare ecosystem This

degree provides graduates with a strong knowledge base in all aspects of Health Administration

including management delivery systems finance ethics regulation and human resources

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Identify and apply appropriate models and theories to approach and address administrative

healthcare problems or issues

2 Evaluate multiple or competing perspectives and options and recommend appropriate

administrative plans or courses of action for a healthcare problem or issue

3 Apply quantitative skills and methods to evaluate healthcare datainformation

4 Critically evaluate professional literature in the field of health administration

5 Develop effective written documents and presentations as professionally appropriate at the

healthcare administrative level eg executive reports business plans and presentations

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

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Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Healthcare Management concentration may be able to

transfer to the MS in Health Administration degree program however students may not complete

the MSHS with a concentration in Healthcare Management and seek a second degree in the MS in

Health Administration program Students are urged to contact their academic advisor with any

questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSHA degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSHA degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHA506 - Health Care Systems Organization

4 Credits Description

MHA507 - Health Care Delivery Systems

4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems

4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration

4 Credits Description

MHM525 - Marketing in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHA599 - MSHA Capstone Course 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 MHM502

MHM514 MHM522 MHM525 Plus 3 Electives

Description

Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance

4 Credits

Description

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MHM501 - Management and Organizational Behavior

4 Credits

Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care

4 Credits Description

NCM501 - Foundation of Conflict Management

4 Credits

Description

Master of Science in Emergency and Disaster Management Each year people across the world are confronted by disasters As can be witnessed by world events

the ability of a nation state or community to plan for and respond to emergencies and disasters is

essential in mitigating the potentially catastrophic consequences of natural and man-made disasters

The Master of Science in Emergency amp Disaster Management (MSEDM) is designed for both military and

civilian students with experience responding to national and global humanitarian crises terrorist-based

events and natural disasters This program provides graduates with the skills to succeed in emergency

and disaster professions in the military federal state and local government and industry

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Apply effective solutions and responses to problems of a physical and psychological nature

experienced in a disaster aftermath

3 Develop emergency plans that meet state and federal guideline and demonstrate effective

communication skills

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

6 Analyze and evaluate disaster threats to public health infrastructure to effectively integrate and

develop coordinated responses with various agencies in disaster mitigation

7 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

8 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

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International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Emergency and Disaster Management concentration may be

able to transfer to the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management degree program however

students may not complete the MSHS with a concentration in Emergency and Disaster Management

and seek a second degree in the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management program Students are

urged to contact their academic advisor with any questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSEDM degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSEDM degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management

4 Credits

Description

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology

4 Credits

Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits MHE503 or MHE509 Description

EDM504 - Public Health and the Aftermath of a Disaster

4 Credits

Description

EDM502 - Critical Infrastructure Vulnerability and Protection

4 Credits MHE503 MHE 509 MHE511

Description

EDM599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits All other 9 courses in the

program need to be taken prior Description

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Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster

4 Credits

Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment

4 Credits

Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

EDM501 - Domestic Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

EDM503 - Infectious Disease Mitigation Following Natural Disasters

4 Credits

Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy

4 Credits

Description

Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences The Doctor of Philosophy represents the highest level of achievement in any academic discipline TUI is

proud to offer a research degree resulting in a Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences

Students who earn this degree are qualified to enter academia or the top levels of health care

administration or health executive positions in government and the private sector These graduates will

have demonstrated excellence in their pursuit of academic study in their selected field As with any

quality PhD degree the work is challenging but the rewards are substantial

The purpose of the Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences program is to prepare professionals from

health and health related fields as leaders educators researchers and scholars Students select either

the educatorresearcher or practitioner concentration in International Health or Health Care

Administration All students in the program will develop advanced research skills directed toward the

creation of new knowledge demonstrated by a PhD Dissertation

Students will gain knowledge and skills that may be used to function at the entry level of university

professorial track teaching or at the highest levels of organizational management Students will gain an

extensive background and comprehension of various areas of health and will learn skills needed for

acquisition and application of advanced knowledge including current developments in their area of

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specialty Graduates will demonstrate effective scholarly writing and presentation as well as skills

needed to design perform compile and successfully defend a doctoral level dissertation The program

also provides students with the ability to make contributions by publishing in peer-reviewed journals

andor presenting research in professional conferences Students planning to enter an academic career

will learn skills for effective teaching in academic health profession programs

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health science

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications to specific areas of health sciences

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration

Admission Standards All applicants to the PhD Programs at TUI are required to possess the following

1 Have an earned Masters degree from an accredited college or university with at least 30

graduate level semester credits

2 Have a grade point average of 34 (on a 40 scale) on all work completed during the Masters

degree An official transcript of all prior academic work must be submitted

3 Possess analytical and critical thinking skills sufficient to deal with the doctoral program

demonstrated by a sample of research or academic publication Must submit a sample of

research oriented writing or publication

4 Possess writing and oral communication skills sufficient to conduct and deliver the results of

meaningful research Must submit an essay that includes current personal intellectual and

professional interests and why the student applies to the degree at TUI

5 Submit a current Curriculum Vita (Resume)

6 Possess information technology skills sufficient to effectively participate in the TUI PhD

pedagogical model

7 Possess Internet skills sufficient to effectively conduct research at a PhD level

8 Have successfully completed with a grade of B or better at least one course in Research

Methods or Statistics at the Masterrsquos or higher level If a student does not meet the research

requirement it can be met by successfully completing a Research Methods course from the TUI

College of Health Sciences Catalog

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Masters program with a grade of B or better This course will be considered a prerequisite and

not included in the total number of PhD course units required by the students degree plan

9 International students must have minimum TOEFL of 55021379

You may apply only once to the TUI PhD program if denied no additional applications to the

same program will be accepted

Transfer Policies TUI accepts up to four semester credits of Doctoral level courses from accredited doctoral granting

institutions provided the transferred course meets the same general content standards as the TUI

course

Degree Requirements The PhD at TUI is a post Masterrsquos degree consisting of 44 semester credit hours of coursework which may be completed in six sessions with a load of 2 courses (8 credits) per session The program also consists of a research dissertation Based on the nature of independent research being conducted by each student the time needed to complete the dissertation will depend upon the individual student The PhD curriculum has the following components 1 Core Courses All students are required to take five (5) research methods courses and two (2) required theory courses in the field of health These courses provide the foundation for the elective courses which students may pursue in their specialized concentrations All courses are valued at four (4) semester credits The last course taken prior to the dissertation series is the required DHS699-Dissertation Proposal Seminar 2 Concentration Courses In addition to the required core courses there are four (4) concentration courses (electives) needed to complete the degree plan Students may select one concentration from an offering of three concentrations These courses are generally in the specific area of the research that the student will pursue All elective courses are valued at four (4) semester credits 3 Written and Oral Qualifying Students will be examined on their understanding of research methods and statistical concepts related to the research process 4 Dissertation Students demonstrate a synthesis of their doctoral study knowledge and scholarship with a significant quantitative research project that contributes to general principles of knowledge in the field(s) potentially impacted by the research Following the completion of the course work including the Dissertation Seminar (DHS 699) students will continue to work on the dissertation and register for subsequent sessions to DHS 700 701 702hellip The 700 series courses will appear in a separate section on the studentrsquos transcript dedicated to the dissertation

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Degree Requirements - Summary

Completion of 28 semester credit of core courses

Completion of 16 semester credit of elective courses

Successful completion of both oral and written Comprehensive exam

Successful completion of the Dissertation Seminar Prospectus (DHS699)

Successful defense of the dissertation proposal

Successful defense of the PhD dissertation and approval of the Dissertation Committee and

Program Director

Students in the doctoral degree programs must complete each doctoral course with a grade of B

(30) or better and maintain a cumulative GPA of 30 (B) or better for all courses applying toward the

degree

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

DHS600 - Research Methods in Health Sciences 4 Credits Description

DHS608 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics I 4 Credits Description

DHS612 - Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

DHS618 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics II 4 Credits Description

DHS620 - Linking Theory with Research 4 Credits Description

DHS652 - Research Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS699 - Dissertation Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS 700 through 711 ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

DHS 712 and above ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

Specialization Courses (16 Credits)

International Health EducatorResearcher

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of international health education and research

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in areas of international health education and research

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3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health education and research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health education and research

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

education and research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health education and research

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health education and research

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DHS621 - Curriculum in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

DHS623 - TeachingAdministration in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

International Health EducatorPractitioner

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge relevant to the international health practitioner

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their application

to the international health practitioner

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health

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DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH633 - Global Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

DIH635 - Geopolitical Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

Health Care Administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health care administration

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in health care administration

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of health

care administration

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

health care administration

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of health care

administration

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in health

care administration

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in health care administration

DHA619 - Current Issues in Health Administration Research 4 Credits Description

DHA621 - Health Care Law Regulation and Ethics 4 Credits Description

DHA623 - Advanced Leadership 4 Credits Description

DHA698 - Seminar in Strategic Planning for Health Organization 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

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Admission Requirements 47

Transfer Policies 47

Requirements for Graduation 48

Degree Requirements 48

Master of Science in Emergency and Disaster Management 49

Admission Requirements 49

Transfer Policies 50

Requirements for Graduation 50

Degree Requirements 50

Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences 51

Admission Standards 52

Transfer Policies 53

Degree Requirements 53

Degree Requirements - Summary 54

Specialization Courses (16 Credits) 54

International Health EducatorResearcher 54

International Health EducatorPractitioner 55

Health Care Administration 56

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College of Health Sciences The Trident University International (TUl) College of Health Sciences recognizes that its mission is to

produce competent and caring professionals and leaders committed to improving the health and well-

being of the populations they serve This mission is satisfied by providing high quality degree programs

that provide in-depth knowledge and broad understanding of respective fields of study emphasize

critical thinking and ethical practice and promote interdisciplinary collaboration Highly qualified and

diverse faculty shall facilitate development of effective learning utilizing advanced technology and a

student-centered approach in meeting the needs of diverse adult learners including traditionally

underserved populations

General Education (GE) Requirements The purpose of Trident Universityrsquos GE requirement is to provide the foundation for a well rounded

higher education allowing graduates from TUIrsquos bachelors programs to better understand how their core

curriculum integrates with modern society The subject areas required for study in the GE program

round out a higher education in one of the more specific specialized curriculums offered by the

University Areas of study in English Composition Mathematics Arts amp Humanities Physical amp

Biological Sciences and Social amp Behavioral Sciences prepare students for a fulfilling life as responsible

citizens able to meet the work requirements of todayrsquos society

Upon successful completion of general education requirements students should be able to

1 Apply methods for using resources 2 Demonstrate effective written communication skills 3 Work effectively in collaboration with others 4 Apply ethical practice in decision making 5 Assess real world situations in order to make appropriate decisions 6 Analyze the impact of human expressions on culture

In order to satisfy the Universityrsquos GE requirements students must fulfill the course requirements

indicated in the five (5) competency areas listed below and complete a minimum total of 45 semester

credit hours (or equivalent) in these areas

Competency Area Number of courses Minimum Credit Hours

English Composition 2 6

College Mathematics 1 3

ArtsHumanities 3 9

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Competency Area Number of courses Minimum Credit Hours

Physical amp Biological Sciences 2 6

Social amp Behavioral Sciences 4 12

Note Students who meet the course requirements above but do not have 45 semester credit hours of

GE must fulfill the remaining GE credit hour requirement in any of the above 5 competency areas

General Education Courses Offered by TUI

ANT250 I - Anatomy and Physiology I 4 Credits Description

ANT250 II - Anatomy and Physiology II 4 Credits Description

ART101 - Art History 4 Credits Description

BSC303 - SpeechCommunication in Health 4 Credits Description

BUS205 - Business Law 4 Credits Description

CHS 200 - Critical Thinking for Health Care Professionals 4 Credits Description

CHS 202 - Health and Society 4 Credits Description

ECO201 - Microeconomics 4 Credits Description

ECO202 - Macroeconomics 4 Credits Description

ENG101 - English Composition I 4 Credits Description

ENG102 - English Composition II 4 Credits Description

ENG201 - American Literature 4 Credits Description

HIS101 - Modern World History 4 Credits Description

MAT101 - College Mathematics 4 Credits Description

MAT201 - Basic Statistics 4 Credits Description

MAT202 - Advanced Mathematics 4 Credits Description

MAT275 - Linear Algebra 4 Credits Description

MIC100 - Microbiology 4 Credits Description

PHI201 - Introduction to Philosophy 4 Credits Description

POL201 - Global Politics in the Modern World 4 Credits Description

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PSY101 - Introduction to Psychology 4 Credits Description

SCI201 - Applied Physics I 4 Credits Description

SCI202 - Applied Physics II 4 Credits Description

SCI204 - Applied Scientific Theory 4 Credits Description

SOC201 - Introduction to Sociology 4 Credits Description

STS401 ndash Business Statistics 4 Credits Description

SVC101- Introduction to Speech and Verbal Communications

4 Credits Description

Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences The College of Health Sciences offers a Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences degree program with a

variety of specialties The goal of the program is to provide students with the basic knowledge and skills

needed for management regulatory or enforcement and education careers in various health fields For

students interested in health education this undergraduate program prepares them to plan implement

and evaluate programs for health and human services such as those offered by health departments

voluntary health agencies clinics hospitals and businesses and health care industries For students

interested in management the program provides health care professionals with an opportunity to

increase their knowledge and skills in the principal functions of management Students will help develop

analytical and problem-solving skills required of professionals in the health care system Students will

learn to recognize and appreciate the economic political and social environment in which health care

functions The program is also designed to provide students with basic research skills to use and

evaluate data upon which health care managers and educators base decisions Students will also

develop awareness of legal and ethical issues in the health field Students who pursue a degree goal in

the environmental health science concentration will be able to work in entry-level positions for local and

state health departments working to ensure the safety of populations from hazards that occur through

air water and soil The courses in this concentration prepare our students to work in a variety of

settings including prevention of environmental hazards and regulation of laws that are in place to

protect the environment

Program Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion of their respective program option graduates should be able to

Identify and discuss theories and practices relevant to the health sciences and professional

practice

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Demonstrate basic research and evaluation skills applicable to the health sciences and

professional practice

Identify and distinguish between developments and advances relevant to the health sciences

and professional practice

Identify and examine the role of the professional in practice and as an effectivesuccessful

member of the multidisciplinary health care team

Describe the economic political and social forces that impact the environment in which health

science professionals and educators function

Demonstrate the ability to apply legal and ethical practice and decision making in professional

practice

Demonstrate effective written communication skills in professional practice

BS in Health Sciences Health Educator Concentration The TUI College of Health Sciences offers an upper division program leading to a BS in Health Sciences

with a Health Educator Concentration Health education is concerned with preventing health problems

rather than curing people once they become ill The health educator promotes health by facilitating

voluntary changes in individual health behaviors and serves as an advocate for social change leading to

high levels of wellness for all This undergraduate program prepares individuals to plan implement and

evaluate programs for health and human services such as those offered by health departments

voluntary health agencies clinics hospitals and businesses and health care industries Health educators

are employed under a range of job titles such as patient educators health education teachers trainers

community organizers and health program managers Community health educators use specific

methods skills and program strategies to help people change to more healthful lifestyles make more

efficient use of health services adopt self-care practices wherever possible and participate actively as a

member of the multidisciplinary team in the design and implementation of programs that affect health

The coursework in health education provides a theoretical and philosophical foundation in principles of

health promotion and community health education based on a synthesis of knowledge drawn from the

physical biological social and behavioral Through the case study method students develop skills in

needs assessment organizing communities and identifying and implementing educational strategies

The program graduate will be eligible for the Certified Health Education Specialist examination

(CHES) through the National Commission for Health Credentialing This optional certification offers

national recognition of the graduates capabilities Students are urged to contact NCHEC regarding

eligibility and requirements for the exam

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Identify and discuss theories and practices relevant to contemporary health education

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2 Demonstrate basic research and evaluation skills applicable to the health education

3 Identify and distinguish between methods of promoting health and facilitating voluntary

changes in health behaviors

4 Identify and examine the role of the health educator as an advocate for health

5 Describe the economic political and social forces that impact the environment in which the

health educator functions

6 Demonstrate the ability to apply legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health

educator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health educator

Admission Standards

High school graduate

High school diploma or its equivalent

International students must have a TOEFL exam score of 50017361

High School transcripts will be required if transferring fewer than 36 credits into the BSHS

program

Transfer from other institutions up to 92 semester credits

Transfer from an accredited college or university or its international equivalent

Accepting transfer credits such as ACE CLEP DANTES and Excelsior

GPA 20 or better (the student may be accepted on a conditional basis if the overall GPA is

below 20)

All transferred courses must have the grade of C or better

General Education Degree Requirements

A minimum of 45 semester credits as described on page 4

In addition to satisfying the Universityrsquos GE requirements (page 4) students must complete an additional

Physical or Biological science course of at least 3 semester credits as a program GE requirement

Required Upper Division Core Courses (52 Semester Credits)

BHE302 ndash Intro to Health Education 4 Credits Description

BHE310 ndash Health Promotion and Disease Prevention 4 Credits Description

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BHE314 ndash Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHE324 ndash Principles of TeachingClient Groups 4 Credits Description

BHE400 ndash Principles of Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

BHE418 ndash Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHE499 ndash Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

BHS328 ndash Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS365 ndash Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 ndash Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS420 ndash Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS426 ndash Quacks Cures and Consumers 4 Credits Description

BHS450 ndash Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

Upper Division Elective Courses 3 courses 12 semester credits Students may choose to take these

courses as a concentrationcertificate option or from any of the courses listed in the

concentrationcertificate categories below Concentrations requirements are 3 courses (12 semester

credits) and certificate programs require 4 courses (16 semester credits) Students who complete a

desired concentration area or certificate within the HE concentration will receive a BSHS degree with a

concentration in Health Education and desired area of emphasis Health Science Certifications offered

with the Health Educator concentration are described in further detail beginning on page 27

Concentration in Chemical Dependency (3 Courses)

This concentration familiarizes the entry level health educator with the physiological sociological and

psychological effects and dynamics related to addiction and chemical dependency The role of the

health professional in promoting effective stress management and healthy coping behaviors is taught

BHE421 - Alcohol and Substance Abuse 4 Credits Description

BHE423 - Tobacco Smoking and Health 4 Credits Description

BHS400 - Stress Management 4 Credits Description

Concentration in School Health (3 Courses)

This concentration familiarizes the entry level health educator with issues related to child and

adolescent health including family structure physical and emotional health and risk-taking behaviors

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BHE427 - Issues in School Health 4 Credits Description

BHE431 - Obesity and Eating Disorders 4 Credits Description

BHE437 - Adolescent Health 4 Credits Description

Concentration in Expert Legal Nurse Consultant (Concentration Requires 3 of the Following 4

Courses)

This concentration examines the relationship between law and health care including the legal rights and

responsibilities of patients as well as the role of the legal nurse consultant Courses focus on tools and

techniques for researching identifying and applying analytical principles and the specifics of legal

analysis including preparation of case briefs

BHE445 - Introduction to Law and the Litigation Process 4 Credits Description

BHE447 - Legal Research and Analysis 4 Credits Description

BHE449 - TortsPersonal Litigation 4 Credits Description

BHE451 - Case Evaluation and Report Writing 4 Credits Description

Certificate in Family Health (Certificate Requires All 4 Courses)

BHE433 - Maternal-Neonatal Health 4 Credits Description

BHE435 - Infant and Children at Risk 4 Credits Description

BHE415 - Community and Domestic Violence 4 Credits Description

BHE439 - Issues in Family Planning 4 Credits Description

Certificate in Nutrition (Certificate Requires All 4 Courses)

BHE411 - Human Nutrition 4 Credits Description

BHE413 - Nutrition and Disease 4 Credits Description

BHE417 - Nutrition throughout the Life Cycle 4 Credits Description

BHE419 - Sports Nutrition and Weight Control 4 Credits Description

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Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management (Certificate Requires 4 Courses from the

Following)

BHS411 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS412 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS417 - Emergency Planning and Operation 4 Credits Description

BHS419 - Risk Assessment 4 Credits Description

Total Required Credits for the BSHS Degree- Health Educator Concentration 124 Credits

BS in Health Science Health Care Management Health Care Management is an important area of specialization in the health field The health care

manager is faced with a dynamic and changing environment with a challenge of balancing high quality

care with affordable cost The health care manager of the 21st century needs to be knowledgeable of

the basic managerial aspects of an organization as well as the new developments in the health field and

technology Additionally the Health Care Management program is designed to provide health care

professionals with an opportunity to increase their knowledge and skills in the principal functions of

management The coursework in health care management will help develop analytical and problem-

solving skills required of managers in the health care system Individuals will learn to recognize and

appreciate the economic political and social environment in which health care is delivered The program

is also designed to provide students with basic research skills to collect and evaluate data upon which

managers must base their decisions Students will also develop awareness of legal and ethical issues in

health care organizations and use ethical reasoning to resolve them

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Identify and discuss theories and practices relevant to contemporary health care management

2 Demonstrate basic research and evaluation skills applicable to health care management

3 Identify and distinguish between developments and advances relevant to the field of health care

management

4 Identify and examine the role of the health care manager as a member of the multidisciplinary

health care team

5 Describe the economic political and social forces that impact the environment in which the

health care manager functions

6 Demonstrate the ability to apply legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health care

manager

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7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health care manager

Admission Standards

High school graduate

High school diploma or its equivalent

International students must have a TOEFL exam score of 50017361

High School transcripts will be required if transferring fewer than 36 credits into the BSHS

program

Transfer from other institutions up to 92 semester credits

Transfer from an accredited college or university or its international equivalent

Accepting transfer credits such as ACE CLEP DANTES and Excelsior

GPA 20 or better (the student may be accepted on a conditional basis if the overall GPA is

below 20)

All transferred courses must have the grade of C or better

General Education Degree Requirements

A minimum of 45 semester credits as described on page 4

In addition to satisfying the Universityrsquos GE requirements (page 4) students must complete an additional

Physical or Biological science course of at least 3 semester credits as a program GE requirement

Required Upper Division Core Courses (52 Semester Credits)

BHE314 - Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resources Management 4 Credits Description

BHM443 - Legal Aspects of Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

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BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS427 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Upper Division Electives (12 Semester Credits from the Following List)

BHE415 - Community and Domestic Violence 4 Credits Description

BHM411 - Long Term Care 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHM496 - Occupational Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS400 - Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHS412 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Mgt 4 Credits Description

BHS417- Emergency Planning and Operation 4 Credits Description

BHS419 - Risk Assessment 4 Credits Description

Total Required Credits for the BSHS Degree- Health Care Management Concentration 124

Credits

BS in Health Science Environmental Health Sciences The concentration in Environmental Health Sciences is designed to equip our students with an

understanding of the fundamental interrelationships between environmental quality and human health

The courses cover ways in which human activities impact the air water and soil on local and global

scales as well as the regulations that have been set in place for environmental protection Students will

tackle complex current and emerging issues in the discipline and examine ways to manage the

environment responsibly for human health protection

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Objectives

1 Identify and discuss theories and practices relevant to contemporary environmental health science

2 Demonstrate basic research and evaluation skills applicable to environmental health science

3 Identify and distinguish between developments and advances relevant to environmental health science

4 Identify and examine the role of the environmental health specialist in promoting environmental quality and human health

5 Describe the economic political and social forces that impact the practice of environmental health

6 Demonstrate the ability to apply legal and ethical practice and decision making in professional practice

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an environmental health specialist

Admission Standards

High school graduate

High school diploma or its equivalent

International students must have a TOEFL exam score of 50017361

High School transcripts will be required if transferring fewer than 36 credits into the BSHS

program

Transfer from other institutions up to 92 semester credits

Transfer from an accredited college or university or its international equivalent

Accepting transfer credits such as ACE CLEP DANTES and Excelsior etc

GPA 20 or better (the student may be accepted on a conditional basis if the overall GPA is

below 20)

All transferred courses must have the grade of C or better

The transferred course(s) must meet the same general content standards as the TUI course that

the credit is transferred to

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General Education Degree Requirements

A minimum of 45 semester credits as described on page 4

In addition to satisfying the Universityrsquos GE requirements (page 4) students must complete an additional

Physical or Biological science course of at least 3 semester credits as a program GE requirement

Required Upper Division Core Courses (13 Courses 52 Semester Credits)

BHE310 - Health Promotion and Disease Prevention 4 Credits Description

BHE314 - Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHE400 - Principles of Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

BHE418 ndash Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS432 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

BHS434 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

BHS436 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

BHS438 - Hazardous Materials 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS440 - EntomologyPest Control 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS442 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

BHS490- Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Upper Division Elective Courses (3 Courses 12 Semester Credits from the Following List)

BHS433 ndash Water Quality 4 Credits Description

BHS435 - Housing 4 Credits Description

BHS439 ndash Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

BHS441 ndash Noise Control 4 Credits Description

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Total Required Credits for the BSHS Degree- Environmental Health Sciences Concentration

124 Credits

BS in Health Science Health Care Professional Degree Completion The TUI College of Health Sciences professional degree completion Program is designed for health care

professionals who graduated from accredited certificate andor associate degree programs and who

wish to acquire baccalaureate level competencies in health sciences theory and in health care

professional issues

There are a large number of health care professionals who are qualified by academic and clinical

education and formal certification designed to provide patient evaluation and care but without

baccalaureate degree Many employers are requiring or strongly urging that the health care

professional have a minimum of a baccalaureate degree to practice The result is that experienced and

new health care professionals with certificates or associate degrees are searching for baccalaureate

degree completion programs which will allow them to complete degree requirements while working

part time or full time

The TUI College of Health Sciences professional degree completion programs for health care

professionals is specially designed for adult learners who are working in their professions while

completing required coursework for the BS in Health Sciences

TUI offers a unique degree completion program for Physician Assistants Radiologic Technologist Lab

Technicians and Respiratory Therapists who have graduated from an accredited associate degree

andor recognized certificate program

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Identify and discuss theories and practices relevant to professional practice

2 Demonstrate basic research and evaluation skills applicable to professional practice

3 Identify and distinguish between developments and advances relevant to a chosen professional

practice

4 Identify and examine the role of the professional as a member of the multidisciplinary health

care team

5 Describe the economic political and social forces that impact a chosen professional practice

6 Demonstrate the ability to apply legal and ethical practice and decision making in professional

practice

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills in professional practice

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Admission Standards (for Physician Assistant Radiologic Respiratory Therapy and Laboratory Technician Health Care Management and Health Sciences options)

Applicants must hold an associate degree (Associate of ArtsAssociate of Science) or a licensecertificate

in a health related field of practice If the applicant does not hold an associate degree (Associate of

ArtsAssociate of Science) meeting TUIrsquos General Education requirements but is currently licensed or

certified in a health related field a minimum of 60 lower division baccalaureateassociate semester

credits including 45 GE credits (as listed on page 4) are required through transfer credits from an

accredited institutioncollege or have to be completed at Trident University Only professional credits

for which the respective certificatelicense has been received will be considered for transfer credit

toward the professional credits category Up to 28 professional credits can count towards the degree

The total number of credits required for the degree is 124

NOTE

Other associates degrees including CCAF Associatersquos degrees may qualify after review and approval by the College

General Education Degree Requirements

A minimum of 45 semester credits as described on page 4

Physician Assistant Option

TUI offers a unique degree completion program for Physician Assistants The program is designed for

individuals who are certified physician assistants (PA) having graduated from an accredited PA

certificate or PA associates program

Note TUI-College of Health Sciences may have a specific articulation agreement with individual PA

Programs Please consult with your Program Director for specific details

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHE 314 Environmental Health amp Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 320 Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 312 Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

Radiologic Option

TUI offers a unique degree completion program for Radiologic Technologists The program is designed

for individuals who are certified Radiologic Technologists (RT) having graduated from an accredited RT

certificate or RT associates program

Note TUI-College of Health Sciences may have a specific articulation agreement with individual RT

Programs Please consult with your Program Director for specific details

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

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BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHE 314 Environmental Health amp Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 320 Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 312 Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

Respiratory Therapy Option

TUI offers a unique Respiratory Therapy Option in the professional degree completion concentration It

is designed for individuals who are in the field of Respiratory Therapy and have graduated with an

accredited Respiratory Therapy associates degree andor from a recognized Respiratory Therapy

Certificate Program with transferable academic credits

Note TUI-College of Health Sciences may have a specific articulation agreement with individual

Respiratory Therapy Programs Please consult with your Program Director for specific details

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHE 314 Environmental Health amp Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 320 Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 312 Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

Laboratory Technician Option

TUI offers a unique professional degree completion concentration for Laboratory Technicians It is

designed for individuals who are in the field of Laboratory Technology and have graduated with an

accredited Laboratory Technician associates degree or from a recognized Laboratory Technicians

certificate program with transferable upper division credits

Note TUI-College of Health Sciences may have a specific articulation agreement with individual

Laboratory Technician Programs Please consult with your Program Director for specific details

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHE 314 Environmental Health amp Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 320 Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 312 Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

Health Care Management

TUI offers a unique professional degree completion concentration in Health Care Management It is

designed for individuals who are licensed or certified in the field of Allied Health have either graduated

from an accredited AS degree program or have completed transferrable credits and who are

interested in a bachelorrsquos degree in health sciences with an emphasis in health care management

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHE314 - Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHM443- Legal Aspects of Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

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BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHS 365 Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS 455 Computers amp Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS328 Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

Health Sciences

TUI offers a general professional degree completion concentration in Health Sciences It is designed for

individuals who are licensed or certified in the field of Allied Health have graduated from an accredited

AS degree program or have completed transferrable credits and are interested in a bachelorrsquos degree

in health sciences

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHS 365 Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS 455 Computers amp Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS328 Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

IDCs - Independent Duty Corpsmen

Independent Duty Corpsmen play a significant role in providing health care for servicemen and women

and their families TUI has joined the few universities who provide opportunities to complete a BS

degree at the students location with no residency requirement The BS in Health Sciences-Health Care

Management will provide IDCs the opportunity to enhance their knowledge base to obtain advanced

educational credentials and to be eligible for promotion in the Navy TUI developed a specifically

tailored BS in Health Sciences-degree completion program for IDCs The program is built on the

strengths of the IDC program and provides a combination of opportunities to fulfill requirements for a

Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences (BSHS) - Health Care Management IDCrsquos who complete the

course work for the degree will be prepared to continue their education in any Masters program such

as a Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Public Health or a Master of Science in

Health Sciences with a specialization in Health Care Management

The Bachelors degree is a 124-credit program consisting of 44 credits of advanced standing (from IDC

C school) a minimum of 45 general education credits an additional 3 credits lower division free

electives as a program GE requirement and 32 upper division credits of TUI coursework

Admission Standards

This program is specifically designed for those military personnel who have completed the IDC program

At this time only military personnel are eligible for this degree program with the following

qualifications

Surface Force IDC - NEC 8425

Submarine Force IDC - NEC 8402

Deep Sea Diving IDC - NEC 8494

Fleet Marine Force Recon IDC - NEC 8403

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Special Operations IDC - NEC 8491

Program Requirements

General Education (at TUI or transfer) A minimum of 45 Credits

Additional Electives 3 Credits

Upper and Lower Transfer Credits from IDC ldquoCrdquo School 44 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses 20 Credits

Upper Division Elective Courses 12 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses (20 Semester Credits)

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Upper Division Elective Courses (12 Semester Credits from the Following List)

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS411 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

PMTs - Preventive Medicine Technicians

TUI offers a unique degree completion program for professional Preventative Medicine Technicians The

program is designed for individuals who play a significant role in the provision of health care for Navy

and Marine Corps personnel TUIs Bachelor in Health Sciences with Health Care Management

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concentration allows personnel who have completed the Navy School of Health Sciences PMT program

to continue their education in their own homes on their own schedules This online program

compliments the strengths of the Navy technician program by offering additional instruction in health

care management ethics policy delivery systems emergency and disaster response and computer and

information systems PMTs that complete this Bachelor in Health Sciences will be fully prepared to

continue their education in any Public Health or Health Sciences program

The Bachelors degree is a 124-credit program consisting of 44 credits of advanced standing from the

Navy School of Health Sciences PMT program a minimum of 45 lower division general education credits

an additional 3 credits of lower division free electives as a program GE requirement and 32 upper

division credits of TUI coursework

Admission Standards

This program is specifically designed for those military personnel who have completed the PMT

program At this time only graduates of the Navy School of Health Sciences in PMT are eligible for this

program

Program Requirements

General Education (at TUI or transfer) A minimum of 45 Credits

Additional Electives 3 Credits

Upper and Lower PMT Program Transfer 44 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses 20 Credits

Upper Division Elective Courses 12 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses (20 Semester Credits)

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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Required Upper Division Elective Courses (12 Semester Credits from the Following List)

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS411 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

PMTrsquos will also have the option of completing the following program degree completion

PMT ndashBSHS Emphasis in Environmental Sciences

Admission Standards

This program is specifically designed for those military personnel who have completed the PMT

program At this time only graduates of the Navy School of Health Sciences in PMT are eligible for this

program

General Education (at TUI or transfer) A minimum of 45 Credits

Additional Electives 15 Credits

Upper Division Core Courses Transfer from PMT 28 Credits

Upper Elective Course Transfer from PMT 4 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses 24 Credits

Upper Division Elective Courses 8 Credits

BSHS Environmental Sciences CORE courses that would transfer 28 credits

BHE310 - Health Promotion and Disease Prevention 4 Credits Description

BHE314 - Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHE400 - Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

BHS434 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

BHS436 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

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BHS438 - Hazardous Materials 4 Credits Description

BHS440 - EntomologyPest Control 4 Credits Description

BSHS Environmental Sciences Elective requirement that would transfer 4 credits

BHS439 - Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

TUI Courses 32 credits (must be taken at TUI)

Required Upper Division Core Courses (24 Semester Credits)

BHE418 - Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS432 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS442 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

BHS490 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Required Upper Division Elective Courses (8 Semester Credits)

BHS433 - BHS433 Water Quality 4 Credits Description

BHS435 - Housing 4 Credits Description

BHS441 - Noise Control 4 Credits Description

Health Science Undergraduate Certificates TUI offers Undergraduate and Graduate Certificates as part of the Undergraduate or Graduate programs

respectively

Students may apply to a specific program where the certificate is usually a special trackconcentration

within the program Students categorically -- can only enroll in degree programs even though they may

receive documentation of having passed certain benchmarks A certificate is a benchmark reached

after completion of 4 (or more courses) within a specific program such as BSHS ndash Emergency and

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Disaster Management The benefit is that a student who completes a cluster of courses reaching the

benchmark may receive the certificate and continue with hisher degree program

The BS in Health Science program offers three (3) undergraduate certificates The certificate courses

may be taken as part of the program or taken as an extension of the program Students in the BS in

Health Sciences interested in one of the following Certificates - Nutrition Emergency and Disaster

Management or Family Health - must successfully complete all the required courses for the bachelors

degree and all four certificate courses Upon completion students will be eligible for a Certificate in the

respective program in addition to the BS in Health Sciences degree A total of 128 credits are required

for the BS in Health Sciences with Certificate in Nutrition Emergency and Disaster Management or

Family Health

All students seeking an Undergraduate Certificate must be admitted to TUI as a regularly admitted

undergraduate student

Academic Requirements

To be awarded the undergraduate certificate the student must earn a minimum ldquoCrdquo (20) in the courses that constitute the certificate with an overall program GPA of ldquoCrdquo (20) or better Programs may require higher academic requirements for their specific certificates

Certificate in Nutrition

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Nutrition provides a theoretical and philosophical

foundation in principles of human nutrition including nutrition through the life cycle and nutrition and

disease

Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits)

BHE411 - Human Nutrition 4 Credits Description

BHE413 - Nutrition and Disease 4 Credits Description

BHE417 - Nutrition throughout the Life Cycle 4 Credits Description

BHE419 - Sports Nutrition and Weight Control 4 Credits Description

Certificate in Family Health

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Family Health provides a theoretical and

philosophical foundation in principles of health promotion planning implementation and

assessment of health education related to the family

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Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits)

BHE433 - Maternal-Neonatal Health 4 Credits Description

BHE435 - Infant and Children at Risk 4 Credits Description

BHE415 - Community and Domestic Violence 4 Credits Description

BHE439 - Issues in Family Planning 4 Credits Description

Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Emergency and Disaster Management provides

a theoretical and philosophical foundation in principles of risk assessment and planning related to

terrorism and other emergencies and disasters

Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits Choose Four (4) Courses from the Following)

BHS411 - Issues in Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS412 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS417 - Emergency Planning and Operation 4 Credits Description

BHS419 - Risk Assessment 4 Credits Description

Health Science Undergraduate Graduation Requirements

Requirement for Graduation

To qualify for graduation with a BS in Health Sciences a student must have successfully fulfilled the

following requirements

Complete each of the required core courses with a C (20) or better

Maintain an overall GPA of 20 (C) or better for all coursework toward the degree

Master of Science in Health Sciences The TUI College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a variety of

concentrationsspecialties The goal of the program is to provide students with the knowledge and skills

needed for effective managerial and leadership careers in various health fields Students will learn to

discern among implement and evaluate new developments and advances in fields of health practice

including health education health care management public health emergency and disaster

management as well as others Individuals will learn to balance the needs of health practice within

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various sociopolitical and economic environments The program is also designed to provide students

with the ability to critically evaluate research findings in applicable fields of practice Students will

develop knowledge and skills in ethical and legal decision making The program also promotes

educational opportunities for career advancement employment mobility and lifelong learning

opportunities

Program Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion of their respective program option graduates should be able to

1 Critically evaluate scientific literature in the field of health sciences

2 Apply quantitative reasoning skills to evaluate scientific data or other health information

3 Identify and apply appropriate models and theories to approach and address health andor

healthcare problems or issues

4 Develop effective written documents and presentations as professionally appropriate at the health

andor healthcare administrative level eg reports proposals PowerPoint presentations educational

materials etc

5 Evaluate multiple or competing perspectivesoptions and recommend an appropriate plan or course

of action for a health andor healthcare problem or issue

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

Pre-requisite courses may be required in the Health Sciences program based on concentration selected

International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may transfer up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos level

program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must meet

the same general content standards as the TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MS degree in Health Sciences students must successfully fulfill both of the following

requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

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MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management The TUI (TUI) College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a

specialty in Health Care Management

The goal of the program is to provide students with the knowledge and skills needed for effective

managerial and leadership careers in the health field The program promotes educational opportunities

for career advancement employment mobility and lifelong learning opportunities to health care

professionals

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to contemporary health

care management

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health care management

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the health care manager functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to health care management

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues faced by the

health care manager

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health care

manager

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health care manager

Degree Requirements

The MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management Specialization requires successful completion of

40 semester credits A final culminating project and an integrative paper are included

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

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Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHM501 - Management and Organizational Behavior 4 Credits Description

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM507 - Quality Assurance in Hospital Healthcare Organizations 4 Credits Description

MHM509 - Quality Assurance in Managed Care 4 Credits Description

MHM511 - Quality Assurance in Long Term Care Nursing Homes 4 Credits Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems 4 Credits Description

MHM525 - Marketing in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHM535 - Hospital Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

NCM501 - Foundation of Conflict Management 4 Credits Description

NCM511 - Mediation and Arbitration 4 Credits Description

NCM512 - Negotiation Strategies 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciences - International Health TUI-College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a specialty in

International Health The goal is to provide quality education and training to individuals seeking a

graduate degree in international health specialty and to current practitioners or scientists seeking to

fulfill their academic aspirations by achieving and earning an advanced degree in the field of

international health perspective

In the twenty-first century we continue to witness great inequities in access to availability of basic

health care services around the globe Developing regions of the world continue to suffer from

significant public health problems Poverty ethnic tensions violence political instability urban decay

and natural and environmental hazards as well as poor population growth control continue to dominate

the scene in many countries

Graduates of the MS degree in Health Sciences with specialization in International Health will be able to

fill positions in governmental and private national and international organizations The program

emphasizes cross cultural awareness planning implementing and evaluating sustainable health care

development programs for communities and nations develop studentsrsquo skills and ability to assess needs

and develop priorities with limited resources

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Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to international health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in international health

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact

international health

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to international health

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in

international health

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in international health

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an international health professional

Degree Requirements

The MS degree in Health Sciences -International Health Specialty requires successful completion of 40

semester credits a final culminating project and an integrative paper

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MIH502 - Introduction to Intrsquol Health 4 Credits Description

MIH508 - Health Policy in Developing Countries 4 Credits Description

MIH512 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

MIH514 - Cross Cultural Perspectives 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

MIH599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MIH523 - Disaster Humanitarian Emergencies 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MIH543 - Perspective on Abuse and Violence 4 Credits Description

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Total Credits for MS in Health Sciences- International Health specialization

MS Core Courses 20 Credits

MS Electives 16 Credits

Culminating Project 4 Credits

Total 40 Credits

To qualify for graduation with a MS in Health Sciences with a specialization in International Health a

student must have successfully fulfilled all of the following requirements

1 Completed each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

2 Maintained an overall GPA of ldquoB (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying

toward the degree

Health Care Management ndash Informatics Health Informatics Concentration focuses on the application of computer information systems to health

care and public health Informatics extends beyond simply using the computer as a tool for computation

into the process of knowledge acquisition storage retrieval representation and manipulation A major

focus of Informatics is the support of information systems for reasoning decision-making and learning

Health Informatics encompasses the fields of information science computer information systems and

educational technology in support of health care delivery education and management Health

Informatics is a body of knowledge and a set of techniques to organize and manage information in

support of research education and patient care

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to application of computer

information systems to health care and public health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health informatics

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact health

informatics

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to health informatics

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in health

informatics

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in health informatics

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills in health informatics

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Degree Requirements

The MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management Concentration in Health Informatics requires

successful completion of 40 semester credits A final culminating project and an integrative paper are

included

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHI500 - Introduction to Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI502 - Information Systems in the Delivery of Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHI504 - Systems Analysis for Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI506 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Systems Development in Health Informatics

4 Credits Description

MHI508 - Health Information Systems Security 4 Credits Description

To qualify for graduation with a MS in Health Sciences Health Care Management in Health Informatics

a student must have successfully fulfilled both of the following requirements

Completed each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

Maintained an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying

toward the degree

MS in Health Sciences ndash Public Health The Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Public Health is designed to provide

health care professionals and other qualified applicants with advanced knowledge and practical tools in

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public health and health care management Graduates of the program will be able to seek managerial

and leadership positions in the field of public health and health care administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to public health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings relevant to public health

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the public health professional functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to service in public health

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in public

health

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in public health

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a public health professional

Degree Requirements

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MPH502 - Introduction to Public Health 4 Credits Description

MPH504 - Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MIH512 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

MIH514 - Cross Cultural perspectives 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory Based Research 4 Credits Description

MPH599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy 4 Credits Description

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems 4 Credits Description

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MIH543 - Perspectives on Abuse and Violence 4 Credits Description

MHE510 - Occupational Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

MPH503 - Infertility and Public Health 4 Credits Description

MSin Health Sciences -- Emergency and Disaster Management The Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Emergency and Disaster Management

prepares students to provide leadership in major emergencies and disasters including terrorism This

specialization provides individuals planning to hold leadership position as emergency professionals in

government and industry with the skills to respond effectively when emergencies and disasters strike

and provide leadership in those situations Students will learn to analyze disaster threats write

emergency plans to meet state and federal guidelines understand problems facing response teams and

communicate knowledgeably with expert advisors in crisis

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues faced by the

emergency and disaster management professional

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an emergency and disaster management

professional

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology 4 Credits Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits Description

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MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster 4 Credits Description

MHE599 - Culminating Projects 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE510 - Occupation Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

MHE513 - Risk Assessment and Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE518 - Education in Emergency 4 Credits Description

MPH502 - Introduction to Public Health 4 Credits Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciencesndash Health Education The Master of Science in Health Sciences - Health Education specialization prepares professionals to

administer and develop health education programs to implement health education processes and

concepts to understand current health issues and to master skills and knowledge appropriate to

leadership positions in the field

Students should note that the MS in Health Sciences Health Education concentration is not a certificate

or credentialing program TUI cannot grant or certify any student for a credential as a teacher or

administrator As the requirements for credentialinglicensurecertification vary from state to state

students are urged to contact their state of residence or employment for information on specific

requirementscriteria

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to contemporary health

education

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health education

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the health educator functions

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4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to professional practice in health

education

5 Develop and implement plans for promoting health and facilitating voluntary changes in health

behaviors

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health educator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health educator

Degree Requirements

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD506 - Cultural and Cross-Cultural Perspectives in Health 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

MHD510 - Research in Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD599 - Capstone Integrative Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging and Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health and Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy and Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciences - Clinical Research Administration Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Clinical Research Administration a growing

field for health professionals who are interested in overseeing the administration and progress of clinical

trials in various health care facilities usually sponsored by a pharmaceutical company or biologics or

devices companies

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A Clinical Research Administrator is a health professional who manages the various aspects of the

clinical trial not only the health aspects but also the administrative aspects The Clinical Research

Administrator supervises the conduct of clinical trials at a clinical site Individuals who work in the area

of Clinical Research Administration come from very diverse areas such as Nursing Clinical Laboratory

Nutrition Respiratory Therapy Rehabilitation Sciences Physician Assistants IDC PMT Physical Therapy

Medicine to name a few

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to clinical research

administration

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in clinical research

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the clinical research administrator functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to professional practice in clinical

research administration

5 Develop and implement plans for supervising clinical research studies

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a clinical research

administrator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a clinical research administrator

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

CRA502 - Bioethics and Legal Perspectives 4 Credits Description

CRA548 - Research Methods for Health Professionals 4 Credits Description

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA554 - Human Trials 4 Credits Description

CRA599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

CRA500 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

CRA503 - Clinical Research Funding 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

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CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

CRA509 - Scientific Reporting 4 Credits Description

Joint Degree Program The College of Business Administration and the College of Health Sciences have joined forces to offer a

Dual MS-MBA program that result in conferral of a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree and

a Master of Science in Health Sciences with a concentration in Health Care Management (MSHS) degree

Admission Requirements

The student needs to apply specifically to the dual degree program when applying to the

university

The MSMBA degree requires total of 64 credit hours 32 credits from each program The

student may choose which program heshe completes first

Dual degree students must satisfy the curriculum and graduation requirements of both the MBA

and MSHS programs and follow their degree plan CAP599 the Integrated Capstone course

must be the last course taken after the required courses in both the MSHS ndash Concentration in

Health Care Management and the MBA program have been taken

Students withdrawing from the dual degree program before completing both degrees will only

receive credit toward graduation for such courses that qualify toward a single degree program

In this situation students will take the capstone course for the single degree program they wish

to complete (MHM599 for the MSHS or BUS599 for the MBA) The CAP599 integrated capstone

is only applicable for the Dual Degree

The MBA and MS degrees will be awarded upon successful completion of the requirements of

the entire dual degree program

Dual Degree Requirements

MBA ndash Masters in Business Administration (8 Courses 32 Credits)

ACC501 ndash Accounting for Decision Making 4 Credits Description

ETH501 ndash Business Ethics 4 Credits Description

FIN501 ndash Strategic Corporate Finance 4 Credits Description

ITM501 ndash Management Information Systems and Business Strategy 4 Credits Description

MGT501 ndash Management and Organizational Behavior 4 Credits Description

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MGT599 ndash Strategic Management 4 Credits Description

MKT501 ndash Strategic Marketing 4 Credits Description

OPM500 ndash Operation Management for Managers 4 Credits Description

MSHS ndash Concentration in Health Care Management (8 Courses 32 Credits)

MHM505 ndash Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 ndash Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM522 ndash Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM535 ndash Hospital Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH521 ndash Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MIH527 ndash Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MIH548 ndash Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

CAP599 ndash Integrative Capstone Course in Health Care Business Management

4 Credits Description

Graduate Certificates

Admission Standards

Possess a baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in health health science

or related field with a minimum GPA of 25 Submit transcripts of undergraduate and all prior

graduate work

Submit copies of any licenses and board certifications held

Academic Requirements

To be awarded the graduate certificate the student must earn a minimum ldquoB-rdquo (267) in the courses

that constitute the certificate with an overall program GPA of ldquoBrdquo (30) or better Programs may require

higher academic requirements for their specific certificates

Emergency and Disaster Management

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management is to provide the

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theoretical and philosophical foundations in principles of risk assessment emergency planning and

methodology related to terrorism and disaster relief

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHE507 - Bio- Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology 4 Credits Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits Choose one (1) course from the following)

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

MHE513 - Risk Assessment and Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE518 - Education in Emergency 4 Credits Description

Quality Assurance

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Quality Assurance is to provide administrators and practitioners

holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques used to achieve and

ensure quality health care delivery The focus will be on presenting the analytical tools and techniques

that will allow the health care administrator and professional to analyze assess and improve health

outcomes consumer satisfaction accountability and the processes within the organization that ensure

ongoing quality improvement The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit courses

designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in analyzing

developing and directing quality systems in the workplace

Required Course (16 Credits)

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM507 - Quality Assurance in Hospitals Healthcare Organizations 4 Credits Description

MHM509 - Quality Assurance in Managed Care 4 Credits Description

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MHM511 - Quality Assurance in Long Term Care Nursing Homes 4 Credits Description

Health Informatics

The graduate certificate in Health Informatics focuses on the application of computer information

systems to health care and public health and it is intended for students with a background in health

who wish to be prepared to apply current computer technology to the management of health care

services The certificate consists of the four following required courses

Required Courses (16 Credits)

Please select four (4) courses from the following

MHI500 - Introduction to Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI502 - Information Systems in the Delivery of Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHI504 - Systems Analysis for Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI506 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Systems Development in Health Informatics

4 Credits Description

MHI508 - Health Information Systems Security 4 Credits Description

Clinical Research Administration

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Clinical Research Administration is to provide administrators and

practitioners holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques to manage

the various aspects of clinical trial The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit

courses designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in the

administration of clinical research at a clinical site

Required Courses (16 Credits)

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

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Health Education The graduate certificate coursework in health education provides a theoretical and philosophical

foundation in principles of health promotion planning assessment and community health

education based on a synthesis of knowledge drawn from the physical biological social and

behavioral sciences Through the case study method students develop critical thinking skills in

community organization needs assessment and education strategies for individuals and groups

Students interested in the Certified Health Education Specialist exam who do not possess a

baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in the Health Sciences or Health

Professions concentrating in Health Education Community Health Education Public Health Education

School Health Education etc may be required to earn additional units in order to qualify for the National

Certification Exam Students are urged to contact NCHEC regarding eligibility and requirements for the

exam

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits)

Please choose one (1) course from the following

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging amp Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health amp Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy amp Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

Environmental Health Science The Certificate Program in Environmental Health Sciences is offered for those persons working in the

field of environmental health who need to develop their formal education in specific elements of the

field of environmental health Environmental Health consists of those organized activities undertaken to

protect and enhance the publicrsquos health through the recognition assessment and control of

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environmental hazards with focus on biological chemical and physical hazards The two major aspects in

an environmental health program are the prevention of disease and the protection and promotion of

human well being

The certificate consists of four of the following required courses (16 credits)

MHS523 - Principles of Environmental Health 4 Credits Description

MHS525 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

MHS527 - Water Quality 4 Credits Description

MHS529 - Housing 4 Credits Description

MHS531 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

MHS533 - Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

MHS535 - Noise Control 4 Credits Description

MHS537 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

Conflict Resolution Management

Conflict is an inevitable part of our professional and personal lives As conflict has an adverse effect on

organizational goal attainment there has been a growing need to understand the sources of conflict

and consequently manage it by applying the appropriate approach and strategy All organizations across

all fields and industries share a common resource ndash people ndash who interact and perform under various

and demanding conditions and all potentially conducive to inter-personal and intra-organizational

conflict The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Conflict Resolution Management is to provide those

professionals in business health or education to master the advanced concepts and techniques of

conflict resolution management Unilateral Bilateral and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) which

will enable them to understand overcome and move beyond conflict The certificate consists of a series

of three graduate-level credit courses designed to provide graduates with knowledge and skills and a

capstone course oriented towards addressing most common real-life situations

Required Courses (16 Credits)

NCM501 - Foundations of Conflict Resolutions 4 Credits Description

NCM511 - Mediation and Arbitration 4 Credits Description

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NCM512 - Negotiation Strategies 4 Credits Description

NCM599 - Capstone Course 4 Credits Description

Master of Science in Health Administration Propelled by broad trends such as demographic growth an ageing population medical innovation and

increased public awareness the field of Health Administration offers rewarding and challenging career

opportunities in the 21st century The Master of Science in Health Administration (MSHA) degree caters

to real world practical needs and focuses on implementing the knowledge and skills needed for effective

administrative leadership roles in organizations throughout the complex healthcare ecosystem This

degree provides graduates with a strong knowledge base in all aspects of Health Administration

including management delivery systems finance ethics regulation and human resources

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Identify and apply appropriate models and theories to approach and address administrative

healthcare problems or issues

2 Evaluate multiple or competing perspectives and options and recommend appropriate

administrative plans or courses of action for a healthcare problem or issue

3 Apply quantitative skills and methods to evaluate healthcare datainformation

4 Critically evaluate professional literature in the field of health administration

5 Develop effective written documents and presentations as professionally appropriate at the

healthcare administrative level eg executive reports business plans and presentations

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

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Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Healthcare Management concentration may be able to

transfer to the MS in Health Administration degree program however students may not complete

the MSHS with a concentration in Healthcare Management and seek a second degree in the MS in

Health Administration program Students are urged to contact their academic advisor with any

questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSHA degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSHA degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHA506 - Health Care Systems Organization

4 Credits Description

MHA507 - Health Care Delivery Systems

4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems

4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration

4 Credits Description

MHM525 - Marketing in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHA599 - MSHA Capstone Course 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 MHM502

MHM514 MHM522 MHM525 Plus 3 Electives

Description

Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance

4 Credits

Description

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MHM501 - Management and Organizational Behavior

4 Credits

Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care

4 Credits Description

NCM501 - Foundation of Conflict Management

4 Credits

Description

Master of Science in Emergency and Disaster Management Each year people across the world are confronted by disasters As can be witnessed by world events

the ability of a nation state or community to plan for and respond to emergencies and disasters is

essential in mitigating the potentially catastrophic consequences of natural and man-made disasters

The Master of Science in Emergency amp Disaster Management (MSEDM) is designed for both military and

civilian students with experience responding to national and global humanitarian crises terrorist-based

events and natural disasters This program provides graduates with the skills to succeed in emergency

and disaster professions in the military federal state and local government and industry

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Apply effective solutions and responses to problems of a physical and psychological nature

experienced in a disaster aftermath

3 Develop emergency plans that meet state and federal guideline and demonstrate effective

communication skills

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

6 Analyze and evaluate disaster threats to public health infrastructure to effectively integrate and

develop coordinated responses with various agencies in disaster mitigation

7 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

8 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

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International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Emergency and Disaster Management concentration may be

able to transfer to the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management degree program however

students may not complete the MSHS with a concentration in Emergency and Disaster Management

and seek a second degree in the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management program Students are

urged to contact their academic advisor with any questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSEDM degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSEDM degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management

4 Credits

Description

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology

4 Credits

Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits MHE503 or MHE509 Description

EDM504 - Public Health and the Aftermath of a Disaster

4 Credits

Description

EDM502 - Critical Infrastructure Vulnerability and Protection

4 Credits MHE503 MHE 509 MHE511

Description

EDM599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits All other 9 courses in the

program need to be taken prior Description

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Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster

4 Credits

Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment

4 Credits

Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

EDM501 - Domestic Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

EDM503 - Infectious Disease Mitigation Following Natural Disasters

4 Credits

Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy

4 Credits

Description

Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences The Doctor of Philosophy represents the highest level of achievement in any academic discipline TUI is

proud to offer a research degree resulting in a Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences

Students who earn this degree are qualified to enter academia or the top levels of health care

administration or health executive positions in government and the private sector These graduates will

have demonstrated excellence in their pursuit of academic study in their selected field As with any

quality PhD degree the work is challenging but the rewards are substantial

The purpose of the Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences program is to prepare professionals from

health and health related fields as leaders educators researchers and scholars Students select either

the educatorresearcher or practitioner concentration in International Health or Health Care

Administration All students in the program will develop advanced research skills directed toward the

creation of new knowledge demonstrated by a PhD Dissertation

Students will gain knowledge and skills that may be used to function at the entry level of university

professorial track teaching or at the highest levels of organizational management Students will gain an

extensive background and comprehension of various areas of health and will learn skills needed for

acquisition and application of advanced knowledge including current developments in their area of

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specialty Graduates will demonstrate effective scholarly writing and presentation as well as skills

needed to design perform compile and successfully defend a doctoral level dissertation The program

also provides students with the ability to make contributions by publishing in peer-reviewed journals

andor presenting research in professional conferences Students planning to enter an academic career

will learn skills for effective teaching in academic health profession programs

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health science

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications to specific areas of health sciences

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration

Admission Standards All applicants to the PhD Programs at TUI are required to possess the following

1 Have an earned Masters degree from an accredited college or university with at least 30

graduate level semester credits

2 Have a grade point average of 34 (on a 40 scale) on all work completed during the Masters

degree An official transcript of all prior academic work must be submitted

3 Possess analytical and critical thinking skills sufficient to deal with the doctoral program

demonstrated by a sample of research or academic publication Must submit a sample of

research oriented writing or publication

4 Possess writing and oral communication skills sufficient to conduct and deliver the results of

meaningful research Must submit an essay that includes current personal intellectual and

professional interests and why the student applies to the degree at TUI

5 Submit a current Curriculum Vita (Resume)

6 Possess information technology skills sufficient to effectively participate in the TUI PhD

pedagogical model

7 Possess Internet skills sufficient to effectively conduct research at a PhD level

8 Have successfully completed with a grade of B or better at least one course in Research

Methods or Statistics at the Masterrsquos or higher level If a student does not meet the research

requirement it can be met by successfully completing a Research Methods course from the TUI

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Masters program with a grade of B or better This course will be considered a prerequisite and

not included in the total number of PhD course units required by the students degree plan

9 International students must have minimum TOEFL of 55021379

You may apply only once to the TUI PhD program if denied no additional applications to the

same program will be accepted

Transfer Policies TUI accepts up to four semester credits of Doctoral level courses from accredited doctoral granting

institutions provided the transferred course meets the same general content standards as the TUI

course

Degree Requirements The PhD at TUI is a post Masterrsquos degree consisting of 44 semester credit hours of coursework which may be completed in six sessions with a load of 2 courses (8 credits) per session The program also consists of a research dissertation Based on the nature of independent research being conducted by each student the time needed to complete the dissertation will depend upon the individual student The PhD curriculum has the following components 1 Core Courses All students are required to take five (5) research methods courses and two (2) required theory courses in the field of health These courses provide the foundation for the elective courses which students may pursue in their specialized concentrations All courses are valued at four (4) semester credits The last course taken prior to the dissertation series is the required DHS699-Dissertation Proposal Seminar 2 Concentration Courses In addition to the required core courses there are four (4) concentration courses (electives) needed to complete the degree plan Students may select one concentration from an offering of three concentrations These courses are generally in the specific area of the research that the student will pursue All elective courses are valued at four (4) semester credits 3 Written and Oral Qualifying Students will be examined on their understanding of research methods and statistical concepts related to the research process 4 Dissertation Students demonstrate a synthesis of their doctoral study knowledge and scholarship with a significant quantitative research project that contributes to general principles of knowledge in the field(s) potentially impacted by the research Following the completion of the course work including the Dissertation Seminar (DHS 699) students will continue to work on the dissertation and register for subsequent sessions to DHS 700 701 702hellip The 700 series courses will appear in a separate section on the studentrsquos transcript dedicated to the dissertation

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Degree Requirements - Summary

Completion of 28 semester credit of core courses

Completion of 16 semester credit of elective courses

Successful completion of both oral and written Comprehensive exam

Successful completion of the Dissertation Seminar Prospectus (DHS699)

Successful defense of the dissertation proposal

Successful defense of the PhD dissertation and approval of the Dissertation Committee and

Program Director

Students in the doctoral degree programs must complete each doctoral course with a grade of B

(30) or better and maintain a cumulative GPA of 30 (B) or better for all courses applying toward the

degree

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

DHS600 - Research Methods in Health Sciences 4 Credits Description

DHS608 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics I 4 Credits Description

DHS612 - Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

DHS618 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics II 4 Credits Description

DHS620 - Linking Theory with Research 4 Credits Description

DHS652 - Research Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS699 - Dissertation Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS 700 through 711 ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

DHS 712 and above ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

Specialization Courses (16 Credits)

International Health EducatorResearcher

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of international health education and research

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in areas of international health education and research

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3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health education and research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health education and research

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

education and research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health education and research

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health education and research

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DHS621 - Curriculum in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

DHS623 - TeachingAdministration in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

International Health EducatorPractitioner

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge relevant to the international health practitioner

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their application

to the international health practitioner

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health

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DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH633 - Global Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

DIH635 - Geopolitical Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

Health Care Administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health care administration

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in health care administration

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of health

care administration

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

health care administration

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of health care

administration

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in health

care administration

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in health care administration

DHA619 - Current Issues in Health Administration Research 4 Credits Description

DHA621 - Health Care Law Regulation and Ethics 4 Credits Description

DHA623 - Advanced Leadership 4 Credits Description

DHA698 - Seminar in Strategic Planning for Health Organization 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

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4

College of Health Sciences The Trident University International (TUl) College of Health Sciences recognizes that its mission is to

produce competent and caring professionals and leaders committed to improving the health and well-

being of the populations they serve This mission is satisfied by providing high quality degree programs

that provide in-depth knowledge and broad understanding of respective fields of study emphasize

critical thinking and ethical practice and promote interdisciplinary collaboration Highly qualified and

diverse faculty shall facilitate development of effective learning utilizing advanced technology and a

student-centered approach in meeting the needs of diverse adult learners including traditionally

underserved populations

General Education (GE) Requirements The purpose of Trident Universityrsquos GE requirement is to provide the foundation for a well rounded

higher education allowing graduates from TUIrsquos bachelors programs to better understand how their core

curriculum integrates with modern society The subject areas required for study in the GE program

round out a higher education in one of the more specific specialized curriculums offered by the

University Areas of study in English Composition Mathematics Arts amp Humanities Physical amp

Biological Sciences and Social amp Behavioral Sciences prepare students for a fulfilling life as responsible

citizens able to meet the work requirements of todayrsquos society

Upon successful completion of general education requirements students should be able to

1 Apply methods for using resources 2 Demonstrate effective written communication skills 3 Work effectively in collaboration with others 4 Apply ethical practice in decision making 5 Assess real world situations in order to make appropriate decisions 6 Analyze the impact of human expressions on culture

In order to satisfy the Universityrsquos GE requirements students must fulfill the course requirements

indicated in the five (5) competency areas listed below and complete a minimum total of 45 semester

credit hours (or equivalent) in these areas

Competency Area Number of courses Minimum Credit Hours

English Composition 2 6

College Mathematics 1 3

ArtsHumanities 3 9

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Competency Area Number of courses Minimum Credit Hours

Physical amp Biological Sciences 2 6

Social amp Behavioral Sciences 4 12

Note Students who meet the course requirements above but do not have 45 semester credit hours of

GE must fulfill the remaining GE credit hour requirement in any of the above 5 competency areas

General Education Courses Offered by TUI

ANT250 I - Anatomy and Physiology I 4 Credits Description

ANT250 II - Anatomy and Physiology II 4 Credits Description

ART101 - Art History 4 Credits Description

BSC303 - SpeechCommunication in Health 4 Credits Description

BUS205 - Business Law 4 Credits Description

CHS 200 - Critical Thinking for Health Care Professionals 4 Credits Description

CHS 202 - Health and Society 4 Credits Description

ECO201 - Microeconomics 4 Credits Description

ECO202 - Macroeconomics 4 Credits Description

ENG101 - English Composition I 4 Credits Description

ENG102 - English Composition II 4 Credits Description

ENG201 - American Literature 4 Credits Description

HIS101 - Modern World History 4 Credits Description

MAT101 - College Mathematics 4 Credits Description

MAT201 - Basic Statistics 4 Credits Description

MAT202 - Advanced Mathematics 4 Credits Description

MAT275 - Linear Algebra 4 Credits Description

MIC100 - Microbiology 4 Credits Description

PHI201 - Introduction to Philosophy 4 Credits Description

POL201 - Global Politics in the Modern World 4 Credits Description

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PSY101 - Introduction to Psychology 4 Credits Description

SCI201 - Applied Physics I 4 Credits Description

SCI202 - Applied Physics II 4 Credits Description

SCI204 - Applied Scientific Theory 4 Credits Description

SOC201 - Introduction to Sociology 4 Credits Description

STS401 ndash Business Statistics 4 Credits Description

SVC101- Introduction to Speech and Verbal Communications

4 Credits Description

Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences The College of Health Sciences offers a Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences degree program with a

variety of specialties The goal of the program is to provide students with the basic knowledge and skills

needed for management regulatory or enforcement and education careers in various health fields For

students interested in health education this undergraduate program prepares them to plan implement

and evaluate programs for health and human services such as those offered by health departments

voluntary health agencies clinics hospitals and businesses and health care industries For students

interested in management the program provides health care professionals with an opportunity to

increase their knowledge and skills in the principal functions of management Students will help develop

analytical and problem-solving skills required of professionals in the health care system Students will

learn to recognize and appreciate the economic political and social environment in which health care

functions The program is also designed to provide students with basic research skills to use and

evaluate data upon which health care managers and educators base decisions Students will also

develop awareness of legal and ethical issues in the health field Students who pursue a degree goal in

the environmental health science concentration will be able to work in entry-level positions for local and

state health departments working to ensure the safety of populations from hazards that occur through

air water and soil The courses in this concentration prepare our students to work in a variety of

settings including prevention of environmental hazards and regulation of laws that are in place to

protect the environment

Program Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion of their respective program option graduates should be able to

Identify and discuss theories and practices relevant to the health sciences and professional

practice

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Demonstrate basic research and evaluation skills applicable to the health sciences and

professional practice

Identify and distinguish between developments and advances relevant to the health sciences

and professional practice

Identify and examine the role of the professional in practice and as an effectivesuccessful

member of the multidisciplinary health care team

Describe the economic political and social forces that impact the environment in which health

science professionals and educators function

Demonstrate the ability to apply legal and ethical practice and decision making in professional

practice

Demonstrate effective written communication skills in professional practice

BS in Health Sciences Health Educator Concentration The TUI College of Health Sciences offers an upper division program leading to a BS in Health Sciences

with a Health Educator Concentration Health education is concerned with preventing health problems

rather than curing people once they become ill The health educator promotes health by facilitating

voluntary changes in individual health behaviors and serves as an advocate for social change leading to

high levels of wellness for all This undergraduate program prepares individuals to plan implement and

evaluate programs for health and human services such as those offered by health departments

voluntary health agencies clinics hospitals and businesses and health care industries Health educators

are employed under a range of job titles such as patient educators health education teachers trainers

community organizers and health program managers Community health educators use specific

methods skills and program strategies to help people change to more healthful lifestyles make more

efficient use of health services adopt self-care practices wherever possible and participate actively as a

member of the multidisciplinary team in the design and implementation of programs that affect health

The coursework in health education provides a theoretical and philosophical foundation in principles of

health promotion and community health education based on a synthesis of knowledge drawn from the

physical biological social and behavioral Through the case study method students develop skills in

needs assessment organizing communities and identifying and implementing educational strategies

The program graduate will be eligible for the Certified Health Education Specialist examination

(CHES) through the National Commission for Health Credentialing This optional certification offers

national recognition of the graduates capabilities Students are urged to contact NCHEC regarding

eligibility and requirements for the exam

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Identify and discuss theories and practices relevant to contemporary health education

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2 Demonstrate basic research and evaluation skills applicable to the health education

3 Identify and distinguish between methods of promoting health and facilitating voluntary

changes in health behaviors

4 Identify and examine the role of the health educator as an advocate for health

5 Describe the economic political and social forces that impact the environment in which the

health educator functions

6 Demonstrate the ability to apply legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health

educator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health educator

Admission Standards

High school graduate

High school diploma or its equivalent

International students must have a TOEFL exam score of 50017361

High School transcripts will be required if transferring fewer than 36 credits into the BSHS

program

Transfer from other institutions up to 92 semester credits

Transfer from an accredited college or university or its international equivalent

Accepting transfer credits such as ACE CLEP DANTES and Excelsior

GPA 20 or better (the student may be accepted on a conditional basis if the overall GPA is

below 20)

All transferred courses must have the grade of C or better

General Education Degree Requirements

A minimum of 45 semester credits as described on page 4

In addition to satisfying the Universityrsquos GE requirements (page 4) students must complete an additional

Physical or Biological science course of at least 3 semester credits as a program GE requirement

Required Upper Division Core Courses (52 Semester Credits)

BHE302 ndash Intro to Health Education 4 Credits Description

BHE310 ndash Health Promotion and Disease Prevention 4 Credits Description

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BHE314 ndash Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHE324 ndash Principles of TeachingClient Groups 4 Credits Description

BHE400 ndash Principles of Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

BHE418 ndash Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHE499 ndash Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

BHS328 ndash Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS365 ndash Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 ndash Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS420 ndash Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS426 ndash Quacks Cures and Consumers 4 Credits Description

BHS450 ndash Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

Upper Division Elective Courses 3 courses 12 semester credits Students may choose to take these

courses as a concentrationcertificate option or from any of the courses listed in the

concentrationcertificate categories below Concentrations requirements are 3 courses (12 semester

credits) and certificate programs require 4 courses (16 semester credits) Students who complete a

desired concentration area or certificate within the HE concentration will receive a BSHS degree with a

concentration in Health Education and desired area of emphasis Health Science Certifications offered

with the Health Educator concentration are described in further detail beginning on page 27

Concentration in Chemical Dependency (3 Courses)

This concentration familiarizes the entry level health educator with the physiological sociological and

psychological effects and dynamics related to addiction and chemical dependency The role of the

health professional in promoting effective stress management and healthy coping behaviors is taught

BHE421 - Alcohol and Substance Abuse 4 Credits Description

BHE423 - Tobacco Smoking and Health 4 Credits Description

BHS400 - Stress Management 4 Credits Description

Concentration in School Health (3 Courses)

This concentration familiarizes the entry level health educator with issues related to child and

adolescent health including family structure physical and emotional health and risk-taking behaviors

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BHE427 - Issues in School Health 4 Credits Description

BHE431 - Obesity and Eating Disorders 4 Credits Description

BHE437 - Adolescent Health 4 Credits Description

Concentration in Expert Legal Nurse Consultant (Concentration Requires 3 of the Following 4

Courses)

This concentration examines the relationship between law and health care including the legal rights and

responsibilities of patients as well as the role of the legal nurse consultant Courses focus on tools and

techniques for researching identifying and applying analytical principles and the specifics of legal

analysis including preparation of case briefs

BHE445 - Introduction to Law and the Litigation Process 4 Credits Description

BHE447 - Legal Research and Analysis 4 Credits Description

BHE449 - TortsPersonal Litigation 4 Credits Description

BHE451 - Case Evaluation and Report Writing 4 Credits Description

Certificate in Family Health (Certificate Requires All 4 Courses)

BHE433 - Maternal-Neonatal Health 4 Credits Description

BHE435 - Infant and Children at Risk 4 Credits Description

BHE415 - Community and Domestic Violence 4 Credits Description

BHE439 - Issues in Family Planning 4 Credits Description

Certificate in Nutrition (Certificate Requires All 4 Courses)

BHE411 - Human Nutrition 4 Credits Description

BHE413 - Nutrition and Disease 4 Credits Description

BHE417 - Nutrition throughout the Life Cycle 4 Credits Description

BHE419 - Sports Nutrition and Weight Control 4 Credits Description

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Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management (Certificate Requires 4 Courses from the

Following)

BHS411 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS412 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS417 - Emergency Planning and Operation 4 Credits Description

BHS419 - Risk Assessment 4 Credits Description

Total Required Credits for the BSHS Degree- Health Educator Concentration 124 Credits

BS in Health Science Health Care Management Health Care Management is an important area of specialization in the health field The health care

manager is faced with a dynamic and changing environment with a challenge of balancing high quality

care with affordable cost The health care manager of the 21st century needs to be knowledgeable of

the basic managerial aspects of an organization as well as the new developments in the health field and

technology Additionally the Health Care Management program is designed to provide health care

professionals with an opportunity to increase their knowledge and skills in the principal functions of

management The coursework in health care management will help develop analytical and problem-

solving skills required of managers in the health care system Individuals will learn to recognize and

appreciate the economic political and social environment in which health care is delivered The program

is also designed to provide students with basic research skills to collect and evaluate data upon which

managers must base their decisions Students will also develop awareness of legal and ethical issues in

health care organizations and use ethical reasoning to resolve them

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Identify and discuss theories and practices relevant to contemporary health care management

2 Demonstrate basic research and evaluation skills applicable to health care management

3 Identify and distinguish between developments and advances relevant to the field of health care

management

4 Identify and examine the role of the health care manager as a member of the multidisciplinary

health care team

5 Describe the economic political and social forces that impact the environment in which the

health care manager functions

6 Demonstrate the ability to apply legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health care

manager

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7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health care manager

Admission Standards

High school graduate

High school diploma or its equivalent

International students must have a TOEFL exam score of 50017361

High School transcripts will be required if transferring fewer than 36 credits into the BSHS

program

Transfer from other institutions up to 92 semester credits

Transfer from an accredited college or university or its international equivalent

Accepting transfer credits such as ACE CLEP DANTES and Excelsior

GPA 20 or better (the student may be accepted on a conditional basis if the overall GPA is

below 20)

All transferred courses must have the grade of C or better

General Education Degree Requirements

A minimum of 45 semester credits as described on page 4

In addition to satisfying the Universityrsquos GE requirements (page 4) students must complete an additional

Physical or Biological science course of at least 3 semester credits as a program GE requirement

Required Upper Division Core Courses (52 Semester Credits)

BHE314 - Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resources Management 4 Credits Description

BHM443 - Legal Aspects of Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

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BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS427 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Upper Division Electives (12 Semester Credits from the Following List)

BHE415 - Community and Domestic Violence 4 Credits Description

BHM411 - Long Term Care 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHM496 - Occupational Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS400 - Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHS412 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Mgt 4 Credits Description

BHS417- Emergency Planning and Operation 4 Credits Description

BHS419 - Risk Assessment 4 Credits Description

Total Required Credits for the BSHS Degree- Health Care Management Concentration 124

Credits

BS in Health Science Environmental Health Sciences The concentration in Environmental Health Sciences is designed to equip our students with an

understanding of the fundamental interrelationships between environmental quality and human health

The courses cover ways in which human activities impact the air water and soil on local and global

scales as well as the regulations that have been set in place for environmental protection Students will

tackle complex current and emerging issues in the discipline and examine ways to manage the

environment responsibly for human health protection

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Objectives

1 Identify and discuss theories and practices relevant to contemporary environmental health science

2 Demonstrate basic research and evaluation skills applicable to environmental health science

3 Identify and distinguish between developments and advances relevant to environmental health science

4 Identify and examine the role of the environmental health specialist in promoting environmental quality and human health

5 Describe the economic political and social forces that impact the practice of environmental health

6 Demonstrate the ability to apply legal and ethical practice and decision making in professional practice

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an environmental health specialist

Admission Standards

High school graduate

High school diploma or its equivalent

International students must have a TOEFL exam score of 50017361

High School transcripts will be required if transferring fewer than 36 credits into the BSHS

program

Transfer from other institutions up to 92 semester credits

Transfer from an accredited college or university or its international equivalent

Accepting transfer credits such as ACE CLEP DANTES and Excelsior etc

GPA 20 or better (the student may be accepted on a conditional basis if the overall GPA is

below 20)

All transferred courses must have the grade of C or better

The transferred course(s) must meet the same general content standards as the TUI course that

the credit is transferred to

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General Education Degree Requirements

A minimum of 45 semester credits as described on page 4

In addition to satisfying the Universityrsquos GE requirements (page 4) students must complete an additional

Physical or Biological science course of at least 3 semester credits as a program GE requirement

Required Upper Division Core Courses (13 Courses 52 Semester Credits)

BHE310 - Health Promotion and Disease Prevention 4 Credits Description

BHE314 - Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHE400 - Principles of Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

BHE418 ndash Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS432 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

BHS434 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

BHS436 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

BHS438 - Hazardous Materials 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS440 - EntomologyPest Control 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS442 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

BHS490- Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Upper Division Elective Courses (3 Courses 12 Semester Credits from the Following List)

BHS433 ndash Water Quality 4 Credits Description

BHS435 - Housing 4 Credits Description

BHS439 ndash Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

BHS441 ndash Noise Control 4 Credits Description

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Total Required Credits for the BSHS Degree- Environmental Health Sciences Concentration

124 Credits

BS in Health Science Health Care Professional Degree Completion The TUI College of Health Sciences professional degree completion Program is designed for health care

professionals who graduated from accredited certificate andor associate degree programs and who

wish to acquire baccalaureate level competencies in health sciences theory and in health care

professional issues

There are a large number of health care professionals who are qualified by academic and clinical

education and formal certification designed to provide patient evaluation and care but without

baccalaureate degree Many employers are requiring or strongly urging that the health care

professional have a minimum of a baccalaureate degree to practice The result is that experienced and

new health care professionals with certificates or associate degrees are searching for baccalaureate

degree completion programs which will allow them to complete degree requirements while working

part time or full time

The TUI College of Health Sciences professional degree completion programs for health care

professionals is specially designed for adult learners who are working in their professions while

completing required coursework for the BS in Health Sciences

TUI offers a unique degree completion program for Physician Assistants Radiologic Technologist Lab

Technicians and Respiratory Therapists who have graduated from an accredited associate degree

andor recognized certificate program

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Identify and discuss theories and practices relevant to professional practice

2 Demonstrate basic research and evaluation skills applicable to professional practice

3 Identify and distinguish between developments and advances relevant to a chosen professional

practice

4 Identify and examine the role of the professional as a member of the multidisciplinary health

care team

5 Describe the economic political and social forces that impact a chosen professional practice

6 Demonstrate the ability to apply legal and ethical practice and decision making in professional

practice

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills in professional practice

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Admission Standards (for Physician Assistant Radiologic Respiratory Therapy and Laboratory Technician Health Care Management and Health Sciences options)

Applicants must hold an associate degree (Associate of ArtsAssociate of Science) or a licensecertificate

in a health related field of practice If the applicant does not hold an associate degree (Associate of

ArtsAssociate of Science) meeting TUIrsquos General Education requirements but is currently licensed or

certified in a health related field a minimum of 60 lower division baccalaureateassociate semester

credits including 45 GE credits (as listed on page 4) are required through transfer credits from an

accredited institutioncollege or have to be completed at Trident University Only professional credits

for which the respective certificatelicense has been received will be considered for transfer credit

toward the professional credits category Up to 28 professional credits can count towards the degree

The total number of credits required for the degree is 124

NOTE

Other associates degrees including CCAF Associatersquos degrees may qualify after review and approval by the College

General Education Degree Requirements

A minimum of 45 semester credits as described on page 4

Physician Assistant Option

TUI offers a unique degree completion program for Physician Assistants The program is designed for

individuals who are certified physician assistants (PA) having graduated from an accredited PA

certificate or PA associates program

Note TUI-College of Health Sciences may have a specific articulation agreement with individual PA

Programs Please consult with your Program Director for specific details

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHE 314 Environmental Health amp Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 320 Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 312 Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

Radiologic Option

TUI offers a unique degree completion program for Radiologic Technologists The program is designed

for individuals who are certified Radiologic Technologists (RT) having graduated from an accredited RT

certificate or RT associates program

Note TUI-College of Health Sciences may have a specific articulation agreement with individual RT

Programs Please consult with your Program Director for specific details

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

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BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHE 314 Environmental Health amp Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 320 Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 312 Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

Respiratory Therapy Option

TUI offers a unique Respiratory Therapy Option in the professional degree completion concentration It

is designed for individuals who are in the field of Respiratory Therapy and have graduated with an

accredited Respiratory Therapy associates degree andor from a recognized Respiratory Therapy

Certificate Program with transferable academic credits

Note TUI-College of Health Sciences may have a specific articulation agreement with individual

Respiratory Therapy Programs Please consult with your Program Director for specific details

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHE 314 Environmental Health amp Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 320 Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 312 Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

Laboratory Technician Option

TUI offers a unique professional degree completion concentration for Laboratory Technicians It is

designed for individuals who are in the field of Laboratory Technology and have graduated with an

accredited Laboratory Technician associates degree or from a recognized Laboratory Technicians

certificate program with transferable upper division credits

Note TUI-College of Health Sciences may have a specific articulation agreement with individual

Laboratory Technician Programs Please consult with your Program Director for specific details

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHE 314 Environmental Health amp Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 320 Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 312 Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

Health Care Management

TUI offers a unique professional degree completion concentration in Health Care Management It is

designed for individuals who are licensed or certified in the field of Allied Health have either graduated

from an accredited AS degree program or have completed transferrable credits and who are

interested in a bachelorrsquos degree in health sciences with an emphasis in health care management

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHE314 - Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHM443- Legal Aspects of Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

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BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHS 365 Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS 455 Computers amp Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS328 Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

Health Sciences

TUI offers a general professional degree completion concentration in Health Sciences It is designed for

individuals who are licensed or certified in the field of Allied Health have graduated from an accredited

AS degree program or have completed transferrable credits and are interested in a bachelorrsquos degree

in health sciences

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHS 365 Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS 455 Computers amp Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS328 Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

IDCs - Independent Duty Corpsmen

Independent Duty Corpsmen play a significant role in providing health care for servicemen and women

and their families TUI has joined the few universities who provide opportunities to complete a BS

degree at the students location with no residency requirement The BS in Health Sciences-Health Care

Management will provide IDCs the opportunity to enhance their knowledge base to obtain advanced

educational credentials and to be eligible for promotion in the Navy TUI developed a specifically

tailored BS in Health Sciences-degree completion program for IDCs The program is built on the

strengths of the IDC program and provides a combination of opportunities to fulfill requirements for a

Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences (BSHS) - Health Care Management IDCrsquos who complete the

course work for the degree will be prepared to continue their education in any Masters program such

as a Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Public Health or a Master of Science in

Health Sciences with a specialization in Health Care Management

The Bachelors degree is a 124-credit program consisting of 44 credits of advanced standing (from IDC

C school) a minimum of 45 general education credits an additional 3 credits lower division free

electives as a program GE requirement and 32 upper division credits of TUI coursework

Admission Standards

This program is specifically designed for those military personnel who have completed the IDC program

At this time only military personnel are eligible for this degree program with the following

qualifications

Surface Force IDC - NEC 8425

Submarine Force IDC - NEC 8402

Deep Sea Diving IDC - NEC 8494

Fleet Marine Force Recon IDC - NEC 8403

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24

Special Operations IDC - NEC 8491

Program Requirements

General Education (at TUI or transfer) A minimum of 45 Credits

Additional Electives 3 Credits

Upper and Lower Transfer Credits from IDC ldquoCrdquo School 44 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses 20 Credits

Upper Division Elective Courses 12 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses (20 Semester Credits)

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Upper Division Elective Courses (12 Semester Credits from the Following List)

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS411 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

PMTs - Preventive Medicine Technicians

TUI offers a unique degree completion program for professional Preventative Medicine Technicians The

program is designed for individuals who play a significant role in the provision of health care for Navy

and Marine Corps personnel TUIs Bachelor in Health Sciences with Health Care Management

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25

concentration allows personnel who have completed the Navy School of Health Sciences PMT program

to continue their education in their own homes on their own schedules This online program

compliments the strengths of the Navy technician program by offering additional instruction in health

care management ethics policy delivery systems emergency and disaster response and computer and

information systems PMTs that complete this Bachelor in Health Sciences will be fully prepared to

continue their education in any Public Health or Health Sciences program

The Bachelors degree is a 124-credit program consisting of 44 credits of advanced standing from the

Navy School of Health Sciences PMT program a minimum of 45 lower division general education credits

an additional 3 credits of lower division free electives as a program GE requirement and 32 upper

division credits of TUI coursework

Admission Standards

This program is specifically designed for those military personnel who have completed the PMT

program At this time only graduates of the Navy School of Health Sciences in PMT are eligible for this

program

Program Requirements

General Education (at TUI or transfer) A minimum of 45 Credits

Additional Electives 3 Credits

Upper and Lower PMT Program Transfer 44 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses 20 Credits

Upper Division Elective Courses 12 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses (20 Semester Credits)

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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Required Upper Division Elective Courses (12 Semester Credits from the Following List)

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS411 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

PMTrsquos will also have the option of completing the following program degree completion

PMT ndashBSHS Emphasis in Environmental Sciences

Admission Standards

This program is specifically designed for those military personnel who have completed the PMT

program At this time only graduates of the Navy School of Health Sciences in PMT are eligible for this

program

General Education (at TUI or transfer) A minimum of 45 Credits

Additional Electives 15 Credits

Upper Division Core Courses Transfer from PMT 28 Credits

Upper Elective Course Transfer from PMT 4 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses 24 Credits

Upper Division Elective Courses 8 Credits

BSHS Environmental Sciences CORE courses that would transfer 28 credits

BHE310 - Health Promotion and Disease Prevention 4 Credits Description

BHE314 - Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHE400 - Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

BHS434 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

BHS436 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

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27

BHS438 - Hazardous Materials 4 Credits Description

BHS440 - EntomologyPest Control 4 Credits Description

BSHS Environmental Sciences Elective requirement that would transfer 4 credits

BHS439 - Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

TUI Courses 32 credits (must be taken at TUI)

Required Upper Division Core Courses (24 Semester Credits)

BHE418 - Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS432 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS442 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

BHS490 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Required Upper Division Elective Courses (8 Semester Credits)

BHS433 - BHS433 Water Quality 4 Credits Description

BHS435 - Housing 4 Credits Description

BHS441 - Noise Control 4 Credits Description

Health Science Undergraduate Certificates TUI offers Undergraduate and Graduate Certificates as part of the Undergraduate or Graduate programs

respectively

Students may apply to a specific program where the certificate is usually a special trackconcentration

within the program Students categorically -- can only enroll in degree programs even though they may

receive documentation of having passed certain benchmarks A certificate is a benchmark reached

after completion of 4 (or more courses) within a specific program such as BSHS ndash Emergency and

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Disaster Management The benefit is that a student who completes a cluster of courses reaching the

benchmark may receive the certificate and continue with hisher degree program

The BS in Health Science program offers three (3) undergraduate certificates The certificate courses

may be taken as part of the program or taken as an extension of the program Students in the BS in

Health Sciences interested in one of the following Certificates - Nutrition Emergency and Disaster

Management or Family Health - must successfully complete all the required courses for the bachelors

degree and all four certificate courses Upon completion students will be eligible for a Certificate in the

respective program in addition to the BS in Health Sciences degree A total of 128 credits are required

for the BS in Health Sciences with Certificate in Nutrition Emergency and Disaster Management or

Family Health

All students seeking an Undergraduate Certificate must be admitted to TUI as a regularly admitted

undergraduate student

Academic Requirements

To be awarded the undergraduate certificate the student must earn a minimum ldquoCrdquo (20) in the courses that constitute the certificate with an overall program GPA of ldquoCrdquo (20) or better Programs may require higher academic requirements for their specific certificates

Certificate in Nutrition

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Nutrition provides a theoretical and philosophical

foundation in principles of human nutrition including nutrition through the life cycle and nutrition and

disease

Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits)

BHE411 - Human Nutrition 4 Credits Description

BHE413 - Nutrition and Disease 4 Credits Description

BHE417 - Nutrition throughout the Life Cycle 4 Credits Description

BHE419 - Sports Nutrition and Weight Control 4 Credits Description

Certificate in Family Health

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Family Health provides a theoretical and

philosophical foundation in principles of health promotion planning implementation and

assessment of health education related to the family

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Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits)

BHE433 - Maternal-Neonatal Health 4 Credits Description

BHE435 - Infant and Children at Risk 4 Credits Description

BHE415 - Community and Domestic Violence 4 Credits Description

BHE439 - Issues in Family Planning 4 Credits Description

Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Emergency and Disaster Management provides

a theoretical and philosophical foundation in principles of risk assessment and planning related to

terrorism and other emergencies and disasters

Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits Choose Four (4) Courses from the Following)

BHS411 - Issues in Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS412 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS417 - Emergency Planning and Operation 4 Credits Description

BHS419 - Risk Assessment 4 Credits Description

Health Science Undergraduate Graduation Requirements

Requirement for Graduation

To qualify for graduation with a BS in Health Sciences a student must have successfully fulfilled the

following requirements

Complete each of the required core courses with a C (20) or better

Maintain an overall GPA of 20 (C) or better for all coursework toward the degree

Master of Science in Health Sciences The TUI College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a variety of

concentrationsspecialties The goal of the program is to provide students with the knowledge and skills

needed for effective managerial and leadership careers in various health fields Students will learn to

discern among implement and evaluate new developments and advances in fields of health practice

including health education health care management public health emergency and disaster

management as well as others Individuals will learn to balance the needs of health practice within

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various sociopolitical and economic environments The program is also designed to provide students

with the ability to critically evaluate research findings in applicable fields of practice Students will

develop knowledge and skills in ethical and legal decision making The program also promotes

educational opportunities for career advancement employment mobility and lifelong learning

opportunities

Program Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion of their respective program option graduates should be able to

1 Critically evaluate scientific literature in the field of health sciences

2 Apply quantitative reasoning skills to evaluate scientific data or other health information

3 Identify and apply appropriate models and theories to approach and address health andor

healthcare problems or issues

4 Develop effective written documents and presentations as professionally appropriate at the health

andor healthcare administrative level eg reports proposals PowerPoint presentations educational

materials etc

5 Evaluate multiple or competing perspectivesoptions and recommend an appropriate plan or course

of action for a health andor healthcare problem or issue

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

Pre-requisite courses may be required in the Health Sciences program based on concentration selected

International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may transfer up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos level

program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must meet

the same general content standards as the TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MS degree in Health Sciences students must successfully fulfill both of the following

requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

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MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management The TUI (TUI) College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a

specialty in Health Care Management

The goal of the program is to provide students with the knowledge and skills needed for effective

managerial and leadership careers in the health field The program promotes educational opportunities

for career advancement employment mobility and lifelong learning opportunities to health care

professionals

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to contemporary health

care management

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health care management

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the health care manager functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to health care management

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues faced by the

health care manager

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health care

manager

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health care manager

Degree Requirements

The MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management Specialization requires successful completion of

40 semester credits A final culminating project and an integrative paper are included

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

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Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHM501 - Management and Organizational Behavior 4 Credits Description

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM507 - Quality Assurance in Hospital Healthcare Organizations 4 Credits Description

MHM509 - Quality Assurance in Managed Care 4 Credits Description

MHM511 - Quality Assurance in Long Term Care Nursing Homes 4 Credits Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems 4 Credits Description

MHM525 - Marketing in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHM535 - Hospital Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

NCM501 - Foundation of Conflict Management 4 Credits Description

NCM511 - Mediation and Arbitration 4 Credits Description

NCM512 - Negotiation Strategies 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciences - International Health TUI-College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a specialty in

International Health The goal is to provide quality education and training to individuals seeking a

graduate degree in international health specialty and to current practitioners or scientists seeking to

fulfill their academic aspirations by achieving and earning an advanced degree in the field of

international health perspective

In the twenty-first century we continue to witness great inequities in access to availability of basic

health care services around the globe Developing regions of the world continue to suffer from

significant public health problems Poverty ethnic tensions violence political instability urban decay

and natural and environmental hazards as well as poor population growth control continue to dominate

the scene in many countries

Graduates of the MS degree in Health Sciences with specialization in International Health will be able to

fill positions in governmental and private national and international organizations The program

emphasizes cross cultural awareness planning implementing and evaluating sustainable health care

development programs for communities and nations develop studentsrsquo skills and ability to assess needs

and develop priorities with limited resources

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Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to international health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in international health

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact

international health

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to international health

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in

international health

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in international health

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an international health professional

Degree Requirements

The MS degree in Health Sciences -International Health Specialty requires successful completion of 40

semester credits a final culminating project and an integrative paper

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MIH502 - Introduction to Intrsquol Health 4 Credits Description

MIH508 - Health Policy in Developing Countries 4 Credits Description

MIH512 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

MIH514 - Cross Cultural Perspectives 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

MIH599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MIH523 - Disaster Humanitarian Emergencies 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MIH543 - Perspective on Abuse and Violence 4 Credits Description

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Total Credits for MS in Health Sciences- International Health specialization

MS Core Courses 20 Credits

MS Electives 16 Credits

Culminating Project 4 Credits

Total 40 Credits

To qualify for graduation with a MS in Health Sciences with a specialization in International Health a

student must have successfully fulfilled all of the following requirements

1 Completed each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

2 Maintained an overall GPA of ldquoB (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying

toward the degree

Health Care Management ndash Informatics Health Informatics Concentration focuses on the application of computer information systems to health

care and public health Informatics extends beyond simply using the computer as a tool for computation

into the process of knowledge acquisition storage retrieval representation and manipulation A major

focus of Informatics is the support of information systems for reasoning decision-making and learning

Health Informatics encompasses the fields of information science computer information systems and

educational technology in support of health care delivery education and management Health

Informatics is a body of knowledge and a set of techniques to organize and manage information in

support of research education and patient care

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to application of computer

information systems to health care and public health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health informatics

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact health

informatics

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to health informatics

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in health

informatics

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in health informatics

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills in health informatics

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Degree Requirements

The MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management Concentration in Health Informatics requires

successful completion of 40 semester credits A final culminating project and an integrative paper are

included

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHI500 - Introduction to Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI502 - Information Systems in the Delivery of Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHI504 - Systems Analysis for Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI506 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Systems Development in Health Informatics

4 Credits Description

MHI508 - Health Information Systems Security 4 Credits Description

To qualify for graduation with a MS in Health Sciences Health Care Management in Health Informatics

a student must have successfully fulfilled both of the following requirements

Completed each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

Maintained an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying

toward the degree

MS in Health Sciences ndash Public Health The Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Public Health is designed to provide

health care professionals and other qualified applicants with advanced knowledge and practical tools in

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public health and health care management Graduates of the program will be able to seek managerial

and leadership positions in the field of public health and health care administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to public health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings relevant to public health

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the public health professional functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to service in public health

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in public

health

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in public health

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a public health professional

Degree Requirements

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MPH502 - Introduction to Public Health 4 Credits Description

MPH504 - Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MIH512 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

MIH514 - Cross Cultural perspectives 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory Based Research 4 Credits Description

MPH599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy 4 Credits Description

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems 4 Credits Description

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MIH543 - Perspectives on Abuse and Violence 4 Credits Description

MHE510 - Occupational Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

MPH503 - Infertility and Public Health 4 Credits Description

MSin Health Sciences -- Emergency and Disaster Management The Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Emergency and Disaster Management

prepares students to provide leadership in major emergencies and disasters including terrorism This

specialization provides individuals planning to hold leadership position as emergency professionals in

government and industry with the skills to respond effectively when emergencies and disasters strike

and provide leadership in those situations Students will learn to analyze disaster threats write

emergency plans to meet state and federal guidelines understand problems facing response teams and

communicate knowledgeably with expert advisors in crisis

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues faced by the

emergency and disaster management professional

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an emergency and disaster management

professional

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology 4 Credits Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits Description

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MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster 4 Credits Description

MHE599 - Culminating Projects 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE510 - Occupation Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

MHE513 - Risk Assessment and Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE518 - Education in Emergency 4 Credits Description

MPH502 - Introduction to Public Health 4 Credits Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciencesndash Health Education The Master of Science in Health Sciences - Health Education specialization prepares professionals to

administer and develop health education programs to implement health education processes and

concepts to understand current health issues and to master skills and knowledge appropriate to

leadership positions in the field

Students should note that the MS in Health Sciences Health Education concentration is not a certificate

or credentialing program TUI cannot grant or certify any student for a credential as a teacher or

administrator As the requirements for credentialinglicensurecertification vary from state to state

students are urged to contact their state of residence or employment for information on specific

requirementscriteria

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to contemporary health

education

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health education

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the health educator functions

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4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to professional practice in health

education

5 Develop and implement plans for promoting health and facilitating voluntary changes in health

behaviors

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health educator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health educator

Degree Requirements

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD506 - Cultural and Cross-Cultural Perspectives in Health 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

MHD510 - Research in Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD599 - Capstone Integrative Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging and Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health and Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy and Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciences - Clinical Research Administration Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Clinical Research Administration a growing

field for health professionals who are interested in overseeing the administration and progress of clinical

trials in various health care facilities usually sponsored by a pharmaceutical company or biologics or

devices companies

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A Clinical Research Administrator is a health professional who manages the various aspects of the

clinical trial not only the health aspects but also the administrative aspects The Clinical Research

Administrator supervises the conduct of clinical trials at a clinical site Individuals who work in the area

of Clinical Research Administration come from very diverse areas such as Nursing Clinical Laboratory

Nutrition Respiratory Therapy Rehabilitation Sciences Physician Assistants IDC PMT Physical Therapy

Medicine to name a few

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to clinical research

administration

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in clinical research

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the clinical research administrator functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to professional practice in clinical

research administration

5 Develop and implement plans for supervising clinical research studies

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a clinical research

administrator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a clinical research administrator

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

CRA502 - Bioethics and Legal Perspectives 4 Credits Description

CRA548 - Research Methods for Health Professionals 4 Credits Description

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA554 - Human Trials 4 Credits Description

CRA599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

CRA500 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

CRA503 - Clinical Research Funding 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

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CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

CRA509 - Scientific Reporting 4 Credits Description

Joint Degree Program The College of Business Administration and the College of Health Sciences have joined forces to offer a

Dual MS-MBA program that result in conferral of a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree and

a Master of Science in Health Sciences with a concentration in Health Care Management (MSHS) degree

Admission Requirements

The student needs to apply specifically to the dual degree program when applying to the

university

The MSMBA degree requires total of 64 credit hours 32 credits from each program The

student may choose which program heshe completes first

Dual degree students must satisfy the curriculum and graduation requirements of both the MBA

and MSHS programs and follow their degree plan CAP599 the Integrated Capstone course

must be the last course taken after the required courses in both the MSHS ndash Concentration in

Health Care Management and the MBA program have been taken

Students withdrawing from the dual degree program before completing both degrees will only

receive credit toward graduation for such courses that qualify toward a single degree program

In this situation students will take the capstone course for the single degree program they wish

to complete (MHM599 for the MSHS or BUS599 for the MBA) The CAP599 integrated capstone

is only applicable for the Dual Degree

The MBA and MS degrees will be awarded upon successful completion of the requirements of

the entire dual degree program

Dual Degree Requirements

MBA ndash Masters in Business Administration (8 Courses 32 Credits)

ACC501 ndash Accounting for Decision Making 4 Credits Description

ETH501 ndash Business Ethics 4 Credits Description

FIN501 ndash Strategic Corporate Finance 4 Credits Description

ITM501 ndash Management Information Systems and Business Strategy 4 Credits Description

MGT501 ndash Management and Organizational Behavior 4 Credits Description

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MGT599 ndash Strategic Management 4 Credits Description

MKT501 ndash Strategic Marketing 4 Credits Description

OPM500 ndash Operation Management for Managers 4 Credits Description

MSHS ndash Concentration in Health Care Management (8 Courses 32 Credits)

MHM505 ndash Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 ndash Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM522 ndash Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM535 ndash Hospital Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH521 ndash Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MIH527 ndash Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MIH548 ndash Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

CAP599 ndash Integrative Capstone Course in Health Care Business Management

4 Credits Description

Graduate Certificates

Admission Standards

Possess a baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in health health science

or related field with a minimum GPA of 25 Submit transcripts of undergraduate and all prior

graduate work

Submit copies of any licenses and board certifications held

Academic Requirements

To be awarded the graduate certificate the student must earn a minimum ldquoB-rdquo (267) in the courses

that constitute the certificate with an overall program GPA of ldquoBrdquo (30) or better Programs may require

higher academic requirements for their specific certificates

Emergency and Disaster Management

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management is to provide the

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theoretical and philosophical foundations in principles of risk assessment emergency planning and

methodology related to terrorism and disaster relief

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHE507 - Bio- Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology 4 Credits Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits Choose one (1) course from the following)

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

MHE513 - Risk Assessment and Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE518 - Education in Emergency 4 Credits Description

Quality Assurance

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Quality Assurance is to provide administrators and practitioners

holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques used to achieve and

ensure quality health care delivery The focus will be on presenting the analytical tools and techniques

that will allow the health care administrator and professional to analyze assess and improve health

outcomes consumer satisfaction accountability and the processes within the organization that ensure

ongoing quality improvement The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit courses

designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in analyzing

developing and directing quality systems in the workplace

Required Course (16 Credits)

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM507 - Quality Assurance in Hospitals Healthcare Organizations 4 Credits Description

MHM509 - Quality Assurance in Managed Care 4 Credits Description

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MHM511 - Quality Assurance in Long Term Care Nursing Homes 4 Credits Description

Health Informatics

The graduate certificate in Health Informatics focuses on the application of computer information

systems to health care and public health and it is intended for students with a background in health

who wish to be prepared to apply current computer technology to the management of health care

services The certificate consists of the four following required courses

Required Courses (16 Credits)

Please select four (4) courses from the following

MHI500 - Introduction to Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI502 - Information Systems in the Delivery of Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHI504 - Systems Analysis for Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI506 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Systems Development in Health Informatics

4 Credits Description

MHI508 - Health Information Systems Security 4 Credits Description

Clinical Research Administration

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Clinical Research Administration is to provide administrators and

practitioners holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques to manage

the various aspects of clinical trial The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit

courses designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in the

administration of clinical research at a clinical site

Required Courses (16 Credits)

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

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Health Education The graduate certificate coursework in health education provides a theoretical and philosophical

foundation in principles of health promotion planning assessment and community health

education based on a synthesis of knowledge drawn from the physical biological social and

behavioral sciences Through the case study method students develop critical thinking skills in

community organization needs assessment and education strategies for individuals and groups

Students interested in the Certified Health Education Specialist exam who do not possess a

baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in the Health Sciences or Health

Professions concentrating in Health Education Community Health Education Public Health Education

School Health Education etc may be required to earn additional units in order to qualify for the National

Certification Exam Students are urged to contact NCHEC regarding eligibility and requirements for the

exam

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits)

Please choose one (1) course from the following

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging amp Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health amp Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy amp Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

Environmental Health Science The Certificate Program in Environmental Health Sciences is offered for those persons working in the

field of environmental health who need to develop their formal education in specific elements of the

field of environmental health Environmental Health consists of those organized activities undertaken to

protect and enhance the publicrsquos health through the recognition assessment and control of

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46

environmental hazards with focus on biological chemical and physical hazards The two major aspects in

an environmental health program are the prevention of disease and the protection and promotion of

human well being

The certificate consists of four of the following required courses (16 credits)

MHS523 - Principles of Environmental Health 4 Credits Description

MHS525 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

MHS527 - Water Quality 4 Credits Description

MHS529 - Housing 4 Credits Description

MHS531 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

MHS533 - Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

MHS535 - Noise Control 4 Credits Description

MHS537 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

Conflict Resolution Management

Conflict is an inevitable part of our professional and personal lives As conflict has an adverse effect on

organizational goal attainment there has been a growing need to understand the sources of conflict

and consequently manage it by applying the appropriate approach and strategy All organizations across

all fields and industries share a common resource ndash people ndash who interact and perform under various

and demanding conditions and all potentially conducive to inter-personal and intra-organizational

conflict The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Conflict Resolution Management is to provide those

professionals in business health or education to master the advanced concepts and techniques of

conflict resolution management Unilateral Bilateral and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) which

will enable them to understand overcome and move beyond conflict The certificate consists of a series

of three graduate-level credit courses designed to provide graduates with knowledge and skills and a

capstone course oriented towards addressing most common real-life situations

Required Courses (16 Credits)

NCM501 - Foundations of Conflict Resolutions 4 Credits Description

NCM511 - Mediation and Arbitration 4 Credits Description

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NCM512 - Negotiation Strategies 4 Credits Description

NCM599 - Capstone Course 4 Credits Description

Master of Science in Health Administration Propelled by broad trends such as demographic growth an ageing population medical innovation and

increased public awareness the field of Health Administration offers rewarding and challenging career

opportunities in the 21st century The Master of Science in Health Administration (MSHA) degree caters

to real world practical needs and focuses on implementing the knowledge and skills needed for effective

administrative leadership roles in organizations throughout the complex healthcare ecosystem This

degree provides graduates with a strong knowledge base in all aspects of Health Administration

including management delivery systems finance ethics regulation and human resources

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Identify and apply appropriate models and theories to approach and address administrative

healthcare problems or issues

2 Evaluate multiple or competing perspectives and options and recommend appropriate

administrative plans or courses of action for a healthcare problem or issue

3 Apply quantitative skills and methods to evaluate healthcare datainformation

4 Critically evaluate professional literature in the field of health administration

5 Develop effective written documents and presentations as professionally appropriate at the

healthcare administrative level eg executive reports business plans and presentations

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

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Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Healthcare Management concentration may be able to

transfer to the MS in Health Administration degree program however students may not complete

the MSHS with a concentration in Healthcare Management and seek a second degree in the MS in

Health Administration program Students are urged to contact their academic advisor with any

questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSHA degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSHA degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHA506 - Health Care Systems Organization

4 Credits Description

MHA507 - Health Care Delivery Systems

4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems

4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration

4 Credits Description

MHM525 - Marketing in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHA599 - MSHA Capstone Course 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 MHM502

MHM514 MHM522 MHM525 Plus 3 Electives

Description

Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance

4 Credits

Description

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MHM501 - Management and Organizational Behavior

4 Credits

Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care

4 Credits Description

NCM501 - Foundation of Conflict Management

4 Credits

Description

Master of Science in Emergency and Disaster Management Each year people across the world are confronted by disasters As can be witnessed by world events

the ability of a nation state or community to plan for and respond to emergencies and disasters is

essential in mitigating the potentially catastrophic consequences of natural and man-made disasters

The Master of Science in Emergency amp Disaster Management (MSEDM) is designed for both military and

civilian students with experience responding to national and global humanitarian crises terrorist-based

events and natural disasters This program provides graduates with the skills to succeed in emergency

and disaster professions in the military federal state and local government and industry

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Apply effective solutions and responses to problems of a physical and psychological nature

experienced in a disaster aftermath

3 Develop emergency plans that meet state and federal guideline and demonstrate effective

communication skills

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

6 Analyze and evaluate disaster threats to public health infrastructure to effectively integrate and

develop coordinated responses with various agencies in disaster mitigation

7 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

8 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

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International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Emergency and Disaster Management concentration may be

able to transfer to the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management degree program however

students may not complete the MSHS with a concentration in Emergency and Disaster Management

and seek a second degree in the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management program Students are

urged to contact their academic advisor with any questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSEDM degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSEDM degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management

4 Credits

Description

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology

4 Credits

Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits MHE503 or MHE509 Description

EDM504 - Public Health and the Aftermath of a Disaster

4 Credits

Description

EDM502 - Critical Infrastructure Vulnerability and Protection

4 Credits MHE503 MHE 509 MHE511

Description

EDM599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits All other 9 courses in the

program need to be taken prior Description

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Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster

4 Credits

Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment

4 Credits

Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

EDM501 - Domestic Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

EDM503 - Infectious Disease Mitigation Following Natural Disasters

4 Credits

Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy

4 Credits

Description

Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences The Doctor of Philosophy represents the highest level of achievement in any academic discipline TUI is

proud to offer a research degree resulting in a Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences

Students who earn this degree are qualified to enter academia or the top levels of health care

administration or health executive positions in government and the private sector These graduates will

have demonstrated excellence in their pursuit of academic study in their selected field As with any

quality PhD degree the work is challenging but the rewards are substantial

The purpose of the Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences program is to prepare professionals from

health and health related fields as leaders educators researchers and scholars Students select either

the educatorresearcher or practitioner concentration in International Health or Health Care

Administration All students in the program will develop advanced research skills directed toward the

creation of new knowledge demonstrated by a PhD Dissertation

Students will gain knowledge and skills that may be used to function at the entry level of university

professorial track teaching or at the highest levels of organizational management Students will gain an

extensive background and comprehension of various areas of health and will learn skills needed for

acquisition and application of advanced knowledge including current developments in their area of

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specialty Graduates will demonstrate effective scholarly writing and presentation as well as skills

needed to design perform compile and successfully defend a doctoral level dissertation The program

also provides students with the ability to make contributions by publishing in peer-reviewed journals

andor presenting research in professional conferences Students planning to enter an academic career

will learn skills for effective teaching in academic health profession programs

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health science

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications to specific areas of health sciences

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration

Admission Standards All applicants to the PhD Programs at TUI are required to possess the following

1 Have an earned Masters degree from an accredited college or university with at least 30

graduate level semester credits

2 Have a grade point average of 34 (on a 40 scale) on all work completed during the Masters

degree An official transcript of all prior academic work must be submitted

3 Possess analytical and critical thinking skills sufficient to deal with the doctoral program

demonstrated by a sample of research or academic publication Must submit a sample of

research oriented writing or publication

4 Possess writing and oral communication skills sufficient to conduct and deliver the results of

meaningful research Must submit an essay that includes current personal intellectual and

professional interests and why the student applies to the degree at TUI

5 Submit a current Curriculum Vita (Resume)

6 Possess information technology skills sufficient to effectively participate in the TUI PhD

pedagogical model

7 Possess Internet skills sufficient to effectively conduct research at a PhD level

8 Have successfully completed with a grade of B or better at least one course in Research

Methods or Statistics at the Masterrsquos or higher level If a student does not meet the research

requirement it can be met by successfully completing a Research Methods course from the TUI

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Masters program with a grade of B or better This course will be considered a prerequisite and

not included in the total number of PhD course units required by the students degree plan

9 International students must have minimum TOEFL of 55021379

You may apply only once to the TUI PhD program if denied no additional applications to the

same program will be accepted

Transfer Policies TUI accepts up to four semester credits of Doctoral level courses from accredited doctoral granting

institutions provided the transferred course meets the same general content standards as the TUI

course

Degree Requirements The PhD at TUI is a post Masterrsquos degree consisting of 44 semester credit hours of coursework which may be completed in six sessions with a load of 2 courses (8 credits) per session The program also consists of a research dissertation Based on the nature of independent research being conducted by each student the time needed to complete the dissertation will depend upon the individual student The PhD curriculum has the following components 1 Core Courses All students are required to take five (5) research methods courses and two (2) required theory courses in the field of health These courses provide the foundation for the elective courses which students may pursue in their specialized concentrations All courses are valued at four (4) semester credits The last course taken prior to the dissertation series is the required DHS699-Dissertation Proposal Seminar 2 Concentration Courses In addition to the required core courses there are four (4) concentration courses (electives) needed to complete the degree plan Students may select one concentration from an offering of three concentrations These courses are generally in the specific area of the research that the student will pursue All elective courses are valued at four (4) semester credits 3 Written and Oral Qualifying Students will be examined on their understanding of research methods and statistical concepts related to the research process 4 Dissertation Students demonstrate a synthesis of their doctoral study knowledge and scholarship with a significant quantitative research project that contributes to general principles of knowledge in the field(s) potentially impacted by the research Following the completion of the course work including the Dissertation Seminar (DHS 699) students will continue to work on the dissertation and register for subsequent sessions to DHS 700 701 702hellip The 700 series courses will appear in a separate section on the studentrsquos transcript dedicated to the dissertation

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Degree Requirements - Summary

Completion of 28 semester credit of core courses

Completion of 16 semester credit of elective courses

Successful completion of both oral and written Comprehensive exam

Successful completion of the Dissertation Seminar Prospectus (DHS699)

Successful defense of the dissertation proposal

Successful defense of the PhD dissertation and approval of the Dissertation Committee and

Program Director

Students in the doctoral degree programs must complete each doctoral course with a grade of B

(30) or better and maintain a cumulative GPA of 30 (B) or better for all courses applying toward the

degree

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

DHS600 - Research Methods in Health Sciences 4 Credits Description

DHS608 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics I 4 Credits Description

DHS612 - Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

DHS618 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics II 4 Credits Description

DHS620 - Linking Theory with Research 4 Credits Description

DHS652 - Research Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS699 - Dissertation Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS 700 through 711 ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

DHS 712 and above ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

Specialization Courses (16 Credits)

International Health EducatorResearcher

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of international health education and research

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in areas of international health education and research

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3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health education and research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health education and research

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

education and research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health education and research

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health education and research

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DHS621 - Curriculum in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

DHS623 - TeachingAdministration in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

International Health EducatorPractitioner

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge relevant to the international health practitioner

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their application

to the international health practitioner

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health

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DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH633 - Global Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

DIH635 - Geopolitical Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

Health Care Administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health care administration

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in health care administration

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of health

care administration

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

health care administration

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of health care

administration

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in health

care administration

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in health care administration

DHA619 - Current Issues in Health Administration Research 4 Credits Description

DHA621 - Health Care Law Regulation and Ethics 4 Credits Description

DHA623 - Advanced Leadership 4 Credits Description

DHA698 - Seminar in Strategic Planning for Health Organization 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

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5

Competency Area Number of courses Minimum Credit Hours

Physical amp Biological Sciences 2 6

Social amp Behavioral Sciences 4 12

Note Students who meet the course requirements above but do not have 45 semester credit hours of

GE must fulfill the remaining GE credit hour requirement in any of the above 5 competency areas

General Education Courses Offered by TUI

ANT250 I - Anatomy and Physiology I 4 Credits Description

ANT250 II - Anatomy and Physiology II 4 Credits Description

ART101 - Art History 4 Credits Description

BSC303 - SpeechCommunication in Health 4 Credits Description

BUS205 - Business Law 4 Credits Description

CHS 200 - Critical Thinking for Health Care Professionals 4 Credits Description

CHS 202 - Health and Society 4 Credits Description

ECO201 - Microeconomics 4 Credits Description

ECO202 - Macroeconomics 4 Credits Description

ENG101 - English Composition I 4 Credits Description

ENG102 - English Composition II 4 Credits Description

ENG201 - American Literature 4 Credits Description

HIS101 - Modern World History 4 Credits Description

MAT101 - College Mathematics 4 Credits Description

MAT201 - Basic Statistics 4 Credits Description

MAT202 - Advanced Mathematics 4 Credits Description

MAT275 - Linear Algebra 4 Credits Description

MIC100 - Microbiology 4 Credits Description

PHI201 - Introduction to Philosophy 4 Credits Description

POL201 - Global Politics in the Modern World 4 Credits Description

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PSY101 - Introduction to Psychology 4 Credits Description

SCI201 - Applied Physics I 4 Credits Description

SCI202 - Applied Physics II 4 Credits Description

SCI204 - Applied Scientific Theory 4 Credits Description

SOC201 - Introduction to Sociology 4 Credits Description

STS401 ndash Business Statistics 4 Credits Description

SVC101- Introduction to Speech and Verbal Communications

4 Credits Description

Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences The College of Health Sciences offers a Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences degree program with a

variety of specialties The goal of the program is to provide students with the basic knowledge and skills

needed for management regulatory or enforcement and education careers in various health fields For

students interested in health education this undergraduate program prepares them to plan implement

and evaluate programs for health and human services such as those offered by health departments

voluntary health agencies clinics hospitals and businesses and health care industries For students

interested in management the program provides health care professionals with an opportunity to

increase their knowledge and skills in the principal functions of management Students will help develop

analytical and problem-solving skills required of professionals in the health care system Students will

learn to recognize and appreciate the economic political and social environment in which health care

functions The program is also designed to provide students with basic research skills to use and

evaluate data upon which health care managers and educators base decisions Students will also

develop awareness of legal and ethical issues in the health field Students who pursue a degree goal in

the environmental health science concentration will be able to work in entry-level positions for local and

state health departments working to ensure the safety of populations from hazards that occur through

air water and soil The courses in this concentration prepare our students to work in a variety of

settings including prevention of environmental hazards and regulation of laws that are in place to

protect the environment

Program Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion of their respective program option graduates should be able to

Identify and discuss theories and practices relevant to the health sciences and professional

practice

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Demonstrate basic research and evaluation skills applicable to the health sciences and

professional practice

Identify and distinguish between developments and advances relevant to the health sciences

and professional practice

Identify and examine the role of the professional in practice and as an effectivesuccessful

member of the multidisciplinary health care team

Describe the economic political and social forces that impact the environment in which health

science professionals and educators function

Demonstrate the ability to apply legal and ethical practice and decision making in professional

practice

Demonstrate effective written communication skills in professional practice

BS in Health Sciences Health Educator Concentration The TUI College of Health Sciences offers an upper division program leading to a BS in Health Sciences

with a Health Educator Concentration Health education is concerned with preventing health problems

rather than curing people once they become ill The health educator promotes health by facilitating

voluntary changes in individual health behaviors and serves as an advocate for social change leading to

high levels of wellness for all This undergraduate program prepares individuals to plan implement and

evaluate programs for health and human services such as those offered by health departments

voluntary health agencies clinics hospitals and businesses and health care industries Health educators

are employed under a range of job titles such as patient educators health education teachers trainers

community organizers and health program managers Community health educators use specific

methods skills and program strategies to help people change to more healthful lifestyles make more

efficient use of health services adopt self-care practices wherever possible and participate actively as a

member of the multidisciplinary team in the design and implementation of programs that affect health

The coursework in health education provides a theoretical and philosophical foundation in principles of

health promotion and community health education based on a synthesis of knowledge drawn from the

physical biological social and behavioral Through the case study method students develop skills in

needs assessment organizing communities and identifying and implementing educational strategies

The program graduate will be eligible for the Certified Health Education Specialist examination

(CHES) through the National Commission for Health Credentialing This optional certification offers

national recognition of the graduates capabilities Students are urged to contact NCHEC regarding

eligibility and requirements for the exam

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Identify and discuss theories and practices relevant to contemporary health education

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2 Demonstrate basic research and evaluation skills applicable to the health education

3 Identify and distinguish between methods of promoting health and facilitating voluntary

changes in health behaviors

4 Identify and examine the role of the health educator as an advocate for health

5 Describe the economic political and social forces that impact the environment in which the

health educator functions

6 Demonstrate the ability to apply legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health

educator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health educator

Admission Standards

High school graduate

High school diploma or its equivalent

International students must have a TOEFL exam score of 50017361

High School transcripts will be required if transferring fewer than 36 credits into the BSHS

program

Transfer from other institutions up to 92 semester credits

Transfer from an accredited college or university or its international equivalent

Accepting transfer credits such as ACE CLEP DANTES and Excelsior

GPA 20 or better (the student may be accepted on a conditional basis if the overall GPA is

below 20)

All transferred courses must have the grade of C or better

General Education Degree Requirements

A minimum of 45 semester credits as described on page 4

In addition to satisfying the Universityrsquos GE requirements (page 4) students must complete an additional

Physical or Biological science course of at least 3 semester credits as a program GE requirement

Required Upper Division Core Courses (52 Semester Credits)

BHE302 ndash Intro to Health Education 4 Credits Description

BHE310 ndash Health Promotion and Disease Prevention 4 Credits Description

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BHE314 ndash Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHE324 ndash Principles of TeachingClient Groups 4 Credits Description

BHE400 ndash Principles of Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

BHE418 ndash Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHE499 ndash Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

BHS328 ndash Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS365 ndash Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 ndash Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS420 ndash Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS426 ndash Quacks Cures and Consumers 4 Credits Description

BHS450 ndash Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

Upper Division Elective Courses 3 courses 12 semester credits Students may choose to take these

courses as a concentrationcertificate option or from any of the courses listed in the

concentrationcertificate categories below Concentrations requirements are 3 courses (12 semester

credits) and certificate programs require 4 courses (16 semester credits) Students who complete a

desired concentration area or certificate within the HE concentration will receive a BSHS degree with a

concentration in Health Education and desired area of emphasis Health Science Certifications offered

with the Health Educator concentration are described in further detail beginning on page 27

Concentration in Chemical Dependency (3 Courses)

This concentration familiarizes the entry level health educator with the physiological sociological and

psychological effects and dynamics related to addiction and chemical dependency The role of the

health professional in promoting effective stress management and healthy coping behaviors is taught

BHE421 - Alcohol and Substance Abuse 4 Credits Description

BHE423 - Tobacco Smoking and Health 4 Credits Description

BHS400 - Stress Management 4 Credits Description

Concentration in School Health (3 Courses)

This concentration familiarizes the entry level health educator with issues related to child and

adolescent health including family structure physical and emotional health and risk-taking behaviors

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BHE427 - Issues in School Health 4 Credits Description

BHE431 - Obesity and Eating Disorders 4 Credits Description

BHE437 - Adolescent Health 4 Credits Description

Concentration in Expert Legal Nurse Consultant (Concentration Requires 3 of the Following 4

Courses)

This concentration examines the relationship between law and health care including the legal rights and

responsibilities of patients as well as the role of the legal nurse consultant Courses focus on tools and

techniques for researching identifying and applying analytical principles and the specifics of legal

analysis including preparation of case briefs

BHE445 - Introduction to Law and the Litigation Process 4 Credits Description

BHE447 - Legal Research and Analysis 4 Credits Description

BHE449 - TortsPersonal Litigation 4 Credits Description

BHE451 - Case Evaluation and Report Writing 4 Credits Description

Certificate in Family Health (Certificate Requires All 4 Courses)

BHE433 - Maternal-Neonatal Health 4 Credits Description

BHE435 - Infant and Children at Risk 4 Credits Description

BHE415 - Community and Domestic Violence 4 Credits Description

BHE439 - Issues in Family Planning 4 Credits Description

Certificate in Nutrition (Certificate Requires All 4 Courses)

BHE411 - Human Nutrition 4 Credits Description

BHE413 - Nutrition and Disease 4 Credits Description

BHE417 - Nutrition throughout the Life Cycle 4 Credits Description

BHE419 - Sports Nutrition and Weight Control 4 Credits Description

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Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management (Certificate Requires 4 Courses from the

Following)

BHS411 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS412 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS417 - Emergency Planning and Operation 4 Credits Description

BHS419 - Risk Assessment 4 Credits Description

Total Required Credits for the BSHS Degree- Health Educator Concentration 124 Credits

BS in Health Science Health Care Management Health Care Management is an important area of specialization in the health field The health care

manager is faced with a dynamic and changing environment with a challenge of balancing high quality

care with affordable cost The health care manager of the 21st century needs to be knowledgeable of

the basic managerial aspects of an organization as well as the new developments in the health field and

technology Additionally the Health Care Management program is designed to provide health care

professionals with an opportunity to increase their knowledge and skills in the principal functions of

management The coursework in health care management will help develop analytical and problem-

solving skills required of managers in the health care system Individuals will learn to recognize and

appreciate the economic political and social environment in which health care is delivered The program

is also designed to provide students with basic research skills to collect and evaluate data upon which

managers must base their decisions Students will also develop awareness of legal and ethical issues in

health care organizations and use ethical reasoning to resolve them

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Identify and discuss theories and practices relevant to contemporary health care management

2 Demonstrate basic research and evaluation skills applicable to health care management

3 Identify and distinguish between developments and advances relevant to the field of health care

management

4 Identify and examine the role of the health care manager as a member of the multidisciplinary

health care team

5 Describe the economic political and social forces that impact the environment in which the

health care manager functions

6 Demonstrate the ability to apply legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health care

manager

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7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health care manager

Admission Standards

High school graduate

High school diploma or its equivalent

International students must have a TOEFL exam score of 50017361

High School transcripts will be required if transferring fewer than 36 credits into the BSHS

program

Transfer from other institutions up to 92 semester credits

Transfer from an accredited college or university or its international equivalent

Accepting transfer credits such as ACE CLEP DANTES and Excelsior

GPA 20 or better (the student may be accepted on a conditional basis if the overall GPA is

below 20)

All transferred courses must have the grade of C or better

General Education Degree Requirements

A minimum of 45 semester credits as described on page 4

In addition to satisfying the Universityrsquos GE requirements (page 4) students must complete an additional

Physical or Biological science course of at least 3 semester credits as a program GE requirement

Required Upper Division Core Courses (52 Semester Credits)

BHE314 - Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resources Management 4 Credits Description

BHM443 - Legal Aspects of Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

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BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS427 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Upper Division Electives (12 Semester Credits from the Following List)

BHE415 - Community and Domestic Violence 4 Credits Description

BHM411 - Long Term Care 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHM496 - Occupational Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS400 - Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHS412 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Mgt 4 Credits Description

BHS417- Emergency Planning and Operation 4 Credits Description

BHS419 - Risk Assessment 4 Credits Description

Total Required Credits for the BSHS Degree- Health Care Management Concentration 124

Credits

BS in Health Science Environmental Health Sciences The concentration in Environmental Health Sciences is designed to equip our students with an

understanding of the fundamental interrelationships between environmental quality and human health

The courses cover ways in which human activities impact the air water and soil on local and global

scales as well as the regulations that have been set in place for environmental protection Students will

tackle complex current and emerging issues in the discipline and examine ways to manage the

environment responsibly for human health protection

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Objectives

1 Identify and discuss theories and practices relevant to contemporary environmental health science

2 Demonstrate basic research and evaluation skills applicable to environmental health science

3 Identify and distinguish between developments and advances relevant to environmental health science

4 Identify and examine the role of the environmental health specialist in promoting environmental quality and human health

5 Describe the economic political and social forces that impact the practice of environmental health

6 Demonstrate the ability to apply legal and ethical practice and decision making in professional practice

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an environmental health specialist

Admission Standards

High school graduate

High school diploma or its equivalent

International students must have a TOEFL exam score of 50017361

High School transcripts will be required if transferring fewer than 36 credits into the BSHS

program

Transfer from other institutions up to 92 semester credits

Transfer from an accredited college or university or its international equivalent

Accepting transfer credits such as ACE CLEP DANTES and Excelsior etc

GPA 20 or better (the student may be accepted on a conditional basis if the overall GPA is

below 20)

All transferred courses must have the grade of C or better

The transferred course(s) must meet the same general content standards as the TUI course that

the credit is transferred to

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General Education Degree Requirements

A minimum of 45 semester credits as described on page 4

In addition to satisfying the Universityrsquos GE requirements (page 4) students must complete an additional

Physical or Biological science course of at least 3 semester credits as a program GE requirement

Required Upper Division Core Courses (13 Courses 52 Semester Credits)

BHE310 - Health Promotion and Disease Prevention 4 Credits Description

BHE314 - Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHE400 - Principles of Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

BHE418 ndash Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS432 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

BHS434 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

BHS436 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

BHS438 - Hazardous Materials 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS440 - EntomologyPest Control 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS442 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

BHS490- Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Upper Division Elective Courses (3 Courses 12 Semester Credits from the Following List)

BHS433 ndash Water Quality 4 Credits Description

BHS435 - Housing 4 Credits Description

BHS439 ndash Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

BHS441 ndash Noise Control 4 Credits Description

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Total Required Credits for the BSHS Degree- Environmental Health Sciences Concentration

124 Credits

BS in Health Science Health Care Professional Degree Completion The TUI College of Health Sciences professional degree completion Program is designed for health care

professionals who graduated from accredited certificate andor associate degree programs and who

wish to acquire baccalaureate level competencies in health sciences theory and in health care

professional issues

There are a large number of health care professionals who are qualified by academic and clinical

education and formal certification designed to provide patient evaluation and care but without

baccalaureate degree Many employers are requiring or strongly urging that the health care

professional have a minimum of a baccalaureate degree to practice The result is that experienced and

new health care professionals with certificates or associate degrees are searching for baccalaureate

degree completion programs which will allow them to complete degree requirements while working

part time or full time

The TUI College of Health Sciences professional degree completion programs for health care

professionals is specially designed for adult learners who are working in their professions while

completing required coursework for the BS in Health Sciences

TUI offers a unique degree completion program for Physician Assistants Radiologic Technologist Lab

Technicians and Respiratory Therapists who have graduated from an accredited associate degree

andor recognized certificate program

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Identify and discuss theories and practices relevant to professional practice

2 Demonstrate basic research and evaluation skills applicable to professional practice

3 Identify and distinguish between developments and advances relevant to a chosen professional

practice

4 Identify and examine the role of the professional as a member of the multidisciplinary health

care team

5 Describe the economic political and social forces that impact a chosen professional practice

6 Demonstrate the ability to apply legal and ethical practice and decision making in professional

practice

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills in professional practice

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Admission Standards (for Physician Assistant Radiologic Respiratory Therapy and Laboratory Technician Health Care Management and Health Sciences options)

Applicants must hold an associate degree (Associate of ArtsAssociate of Science) or a licensecertificate

in a health related field of practice If the applicant does not hold an associate degree (Associate of

ArtsAssociate of Science) meeting TUIrsquos General Education requirements but is currently licensed or

certified in a health related field a minimum of 60 lower division baccalaureateassociate semester

credits including 45 GE credits (as listed on page 4) are required through transfer credits from an

accredited institutioncollege or have to be completed at Trident University Only professional credits

for which the respective certificatelicense has been received will be considered for transfer credit

toward the professional credits category Up to 28 professional credits can count towards the degree

The total number of credits required for the degree is 124

NOTE

Other associates degrees including CCAF Associatersquos degrees may qualify after review and approval by the College

General Education Degree Requirements

A minimum of 45 semester credits as described on page 4

Physician Assistant Option

TUI offers a unique degree completion program for Physician Assistants The program is designed for

individuals who are certified physician assistants (PA) having graduated from an accredited PA

certificate or PA associates program

Note TUI-College of Health Sciences may have a specific articulation agreement with individual PA

Programs Please consult with your Program Director for specific details

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHE 314 Environmental Health amp Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 320 Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 312 Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

Radiologic Option

TUI offers a unique degree completion program for Radiologic Technologists The program is designed

for individuals who are certified Radiologic Technologists (RT) having graduated from an accredited RT

certificate or RT associates program

Note TUI-College of Health Sciences may have a specific articulation agreement with individual RT

Programs Please consult with your Program Director for specific details

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

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BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHE 314 Environmental Health amp Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 320 Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 312 Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

Respiratory Therapy Option

TUI offers a unique Respiratory Therapy Option in the professional degree completion concentration It

is designed for individuals who are in the field of Respiratory Therapy and have graduated with an

accredited Respiratory Therapy associates degree andor from a recognized Respiratory Therapy

Certificate Program with transferable academic credits

Note TUI-College of Health Sciences may have a specific articulation agreement with individual

Respiratory Therapy Programs Please consult with your Program Director for specific details

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHE 314 Environmental Health amp Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 320 Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 312 Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

Laboratory Technician Option

TUI offers a unique professional degree completion concentration for Laboratory Technicians It is

designed for individuals who are in the field of Laboratory Technology and have graduated with an

accredited Laboratory Technician associates degree or from a recognized Laboratory Technicians

certificate program with transferable upper division credits

Note TUI-College of Health Sciences may have a specific articulation agreement with individual

Laboratory Technician Programs Please consult with your Program Director for specific details

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHE 314 Environmental Health amp Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 320 Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 312 Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

Health Care Management

TUI offers a unique professional degree completion concentration in Health Care Management It is

designed for individuals who are licensed or certified in the field of Allied Health have either graduated

from an accredited AS degree program or have completed transferrable credits and who are

interested in a bachelorrsquos degree in health sciences with an emphasis in health care management

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHE314 - Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHM443- Legal Aspects of Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

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BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHS 365 Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS 455 Computers amp Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS328 Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

Health Sciences

TUI offers a general professional degree completion concentration in Health Sciences It is designed for

individuals who are licensed or certified in the field of Allied Health have graduated from an accredited

AS degree program or have completed transferrable credits and are interested in a bachelorrsquos degree

in health sciences

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHS 365 Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS 455 Computers amp Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS328 Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

IDCs - Independent Duty Corpsmen

Independent Duty Corpsmen play a significant role in providing health care for servicemen and women

and their families TUI has joined the few universities who provide opportunities to complete a BS

degree at the students location with no residency requirement The BS in Health Sciences-Health Care

Management will provide IDCs the opportunity to enhance their knowledge base to obtain advanced

educational credentials and to be eligible for promotion in the Navy TUI developed a specifically

tailored BS in Health Sciences-degree completion program for IDCs The program is built on the

strengths of the IDC program and provides a combination of opportunities to fulfill requirements for a

Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences (BSHS) - Health Care Management IDCrsquos who complete the

course work for the degree will be prepared to continue their education in any Masters program such

as a Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Public Health or a Master of Science in

Health Sciences with a specialization in Health Care Management

The Bachelors degree is a 124-credit program consisting of 44 credits of advanced standing (from IDC

C school) a minimum of 45 general education credits an additional 3 credits lower division free

electives as a program GE requirement and 32 upper division credits of TUI coursework

Admission Standards

This program is specifically designed for those military personnel who have completed the IDC program

At this time only military personnel are eligible for this degree program with the following

qualifications

Surface Force IDC - NEC 8425

Submarine Force IDC - NEC 8402

Deep Sea Diving IDC - NEC 8494

Fleet Marine Force Recon IDC - NEC 8403

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24

Special Operations IDC - NEC 8491

Program Requirements

General Education (at TUI or transfer) A minimum of 45 Credits

Additional Electives 3 Credits

Upper and Lower Transfer Credits from IDC ldquoCrdquo School 44 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses 20 Credits

Upper Division Elective Courses 12 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses (20 Semester Credits)

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Upper Division Elective Courses (12 Semester Credits from the Following List)

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS411 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

PMTs - Preventive Medicine Technicians

TUI offers a unique degree completion program for professional Preventative Medicine Technicians The

program is designed for individuals who play a significant role in the provision of health care for Navy

and Marine Corps personnel TUIs Bachelor in Health Sciences with Health Care Management

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concentration allows personnel who have completed the Navy School of Health Sciences PMT program

to continue their education in their own homes on their own schedules This online program

compliments the strengths of the Navy technician program by offering additional instruction in health

care management ethics policy delivery systems emergency and disaster response and computer and

information systems PMTs that complete this Bachelor in Health Sciences will be fully prepared to

continue their education in any Public Health or Health Sciences program

The Bachelors degree is a 124-credit program consisting of 44 credits of advanced standing from the

Navy School of Health Sciences PMT program a minimum of 45 lower division general education credits

an additional 3 credits of lower division free electives as a program GE requirement and 32 upper

division credits of TUI coursework

Admission Standards

This program is specifically designed for those military personnel who have completed the PMT

program At this time only graduates of the Navy School of Health Sciences in PMT are eligible for this

program

Program Requirements

General Education (at TUI or transfer) A minimum of 45 Credits

Additional Electives 3 Credits

Upper and Lower PMT Program Transfer 44 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses 20 Credits

Upper Division Elective Courses 12 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses (20 Semester Credits)

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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Required Upper Division Elective Courses (12 Semester Credits from the Following List)

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS411 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

PMTrsquos will also have the option of completing the following program degree completion

PMT ndashBSHS Emphasis in Environmental Sciences

Admission Standards

This program is specifically designed for those military personnel who have completed the PMT

program At this time only graduates of the Navy School of Health Sciences in PMT are eligible for this

program

General Education (at TUI or transfer) A minimum of 45 Credits

Additional Electives 15 Credits

Upper Division Core Courses Transfer from PMT 28 Credits

Upper Elective Course Transfer from PMT 4 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses 24 Credits

Upper Division Elective Courses 8 Credits

BSHS Environmental Sciences CORE courses that would transfer 28 credits

BHE310 - Health Promotion and Disease Prevention 4 Credits Description

BHE314 - Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHE400 - Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

BHS434 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

BHS436 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

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27

BHS438 - Hazardous Materials 4 Credits Description

BHS440 - EntomologyPest Control 4 Credits Description

BSHS Environmental Sciences Elective requirement that would transfer 4 credits

BHS439 - Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

TUI Courses 32 credits (must be taken at TUI)

Required Upper Division Core Courses (24 Semester Credits)

BHE418 - Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS432 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS442 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

BHS490 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Required Upper Division Elective Courses (8 Semester Credits)

BHS433 - BHS433 Water Quality 4 Credits Description

BHS435 - Housing 4 Credits Description

BHS441 - Noise Control 4 Credits Description

Health Science Undergraduate Certificates TUI offers Undergraduate and Graduate Certificates as part of the Undergraduate or Graduate programs

respectively

Students may apply to a specific program where the certificate is usually a special trackconcentration

within the program Students categorically -- can only enroll in degree programs even though they may

receive documentation of having passed certain benchmarks A certificate is a benchmark reached

after completion of 4 (or more courses) within a specific program such as BSHS ndash Emergency and

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28

Disaster Management The benefit is that a student who completes a cluster of courses reaching the

benchmark may receive the certificate and continue with hisher degree program

The BS in Health Science program offers three (3) undergraduate certificates The certificate courses

may be taken as part of the program or taken as an extension of the program Students in the BS in

Health Sciences interested in one of the following Certificates - Nutrition Emergency and Disaster

Management or Family Health - must successfully complete all the required courses for the bachelors

degree and all four certificate courses Upon completion students will be eligible for a Certificate in the

respective program in addition to the BS in Health Sciences degree A total of 128 credits are required

for the BS in Health Sciences with Certificate in Nutrition Emergency and Disaster Management or

Family Health

All students seeking an Undergraduate Certificate must be admitted to TUI as a regularly admitted

undergraduate student

Academic Requirements

To be awarded the undergraduate certificate the student must earn a minimum ldquoCrdquo (20) in the courses that constitute the certificate with an overall program GPA of ldquoCrdquo (20) or better Programs may require higher academic requirements for their specific certificates

Certificate in Nutrition

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Nutrition provides a theoretical and philosophical

foundation in principles of human nutrition including nutrition through the life cycle and nutrition and

disease

Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits)

BHE411 - Human Nutrition 4 Credits Description

BHE413 - Nutrition and Disease 4 Credits Description

BHE417 - Nutrition throughout the Life Cycle 4 Credits Description

BHE419 - Sports Nutrition and Weight Control 4 Credits Description

Certificate in Family Health

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Family Health provides a theoretical and

philosophical foundation in principles of health promotion planning implementation and

assessment of health education related to the family

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Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits)

BHE433 - Maternal-Neonatal Health 4 Credits Description

BHE435 - Infant and Children at Risk 4 Credits Description

BHE415 - Community and Domestic Violence 4 Credits Description

BHE439 - Issues in Family Planning 4 Credits Description

Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Emergency and Disaster Management provides

a theoretical and philosophical foundation in principles of risk assessment and planning related to

terrorism and other emergencies and disasters

Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits Choose Four (4) Courses from the Following)

BHS411 - Issues in Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS412 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS417 - Emergency Planning and Operation 4 Credits Description

BHS419 - Risk Assessment 4 Credits Description

Health Science Undergraduate Graduation Requirements

Requirement for Graduation

To qualify for graduation with a BS in Health Sciences a student must have successfully fulfilled the

following requirements

Complete each of the required core courses with a C (20) or better

Maintain an overall GPA of 20 (C) or better for all coursework toward the degree

Master of Science in Health Sciences The TUI College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a variety of

concentrationsspecialties The goal of the program is to provide students with the knowledge and skills

needed for effective managerial and leadership careers in various health fields Students will learn to

discern among implement and evaluate new developments and advances in fields of health practice

including health education health care management public health emergency and disaster

management as well as others Individuals will learn to balance the needs of health practice within

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various sociopolitical and economic environments The program is also designed to provide students

with the ability to critically evaluate research findings in applicable fields of practice Students will

develop knowledge and skills in ethical and legal decision making The program also promotes

educational opportunities for career advancement employment mobility and lifelong learning

opportunities

Program Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion of their respective program option graduates should be able to

1 Critically evaluate scientific literature in the field of health sciences

2 Apply quantitative reasoning skills to evaluate scientific data or other health information

3 Identify and apply appropriate models and theories to approach and address health andor

healthcare problems or issues

4 Develop effective written documents and presentations as professionally appropriate at the health

andor healthcare administrative level eg reports proposals PowerPoint presentations educational

materials etc

5 Evaluate multiple or competing perspectivesoptions and recommend an appropriate plan or course

of action for a health andor healthcare problem or issue

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

Pre-requisite courses may be required in the Health Sciences program based on concentration selected

International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may transfer up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos level

program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must meet

the same general content standards as the TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MS degree in Health Sciences students must successfully fulfill both of the following

requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

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MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management The TUI (TUI) College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a

specialty in Health Care Management

The goal of the program is to provide students with the knowledge and skills needed for effective

managerial and leadership careers in the health field The program promotes educational opportunities

for career advancement employment mobility and lifelong learning opportunities to health care

professionals

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to contemporary health

care management

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health care management

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the health care manager functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to health care management

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues faced by the

health care manager

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health care

manager

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health care manager

Degree Requirements

The MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management Specialization requires successful completion of

40 semester credits A final culminating project and an integrative paper are included

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

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32

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHM501 - Management and Organizational Behavior 4 Credits Description

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM507 - Quality Assurance in Hospital Healthcare Organizations 4 Credits Description

MHM509 - Quality Assurance in Managed Care 4 Credits Description

MHM511 - Quality Assurance in Long Term Care Nursing Homes 4 Credits Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems 4 Credits Description

MHM525 - Marketing in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHM535 - Hospital Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

NCM501 - Foundation of Conflict Management 4 Credits Description

NCM511 - Mediation and Arbitration 4 Credits Description

NCM512 - Negotiation Strategies 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciences - International Health TUI-College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a specialty in

International Health The goal is to provide quality education and training to individuals seeking a

graduate degree in international health specialty and to current practitioners or scientists seeking to

fulfill their academic aspirations by achieving and earning an advanced degree in the field of

international health perspective

In the twenty-first century we continue to witness great inequities in access to availability of basic

health care services around the globe Developing regions of the world continue to suffer from

significant public health problems Poverty ethnic tensions violence political instability urban decay

and natural and environmental hazards as well as poor population growth control continue to dominate

the scene in many countries

Graduates of the MS degree in Health Sciences with specialization in International Health will be able to

fill positions in governmental and private national and international organizations The program

emphasizes cross cultural awareness planning implementing and evaluating sustainable health care

development programs for communities and nations develop studentsrsquo skills and ability to assess needs

and develop priorities with limited resources

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33

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to international health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in international health

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact

international health

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to international health

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in

international health

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in international health

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an international health professional

Degree Requirements

The MS degree in Health Sciences -International Health Specialty requires successful completion of 40

semester credits a final culminating project and an integrative paper

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MIH502 - Introduction to Intrsquol Health 4 Credits Description

MIH508 - Health Policy in Developing Countries 4 Credits Description

MIH512 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

MIH514 - Cross Cultural Perspectives 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

MIH599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MIH523 - Disaster Humanitarian Emergencies 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MIH543 - Perspective on Abuse and Violence 4 Credits Description

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Total Credits for MS in Health Sciences- International Health specialization

MS Core Courses 20 Credits

MS Electives 16 Credits

Culminating Project 4 Credits

Total 40 Credits

To qualify for graduation with a MS in Health Sciences with a specialization in International Health a

student must have successfully fulfilled all of the following requirements

1 Completed each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

2 Maintained an overall GPA of ldquoB (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying

toward the degree

Health Care Management ndash Informatics Health Informatics Concentration focuses on the application of computer information systems to health

care and public health Informatics extends beyond simply using the computer as a tool for computation

into the process of knowledge acquisition storage retrieval representation and manipulation A major

focus of Informatics is the support of information systems for reasoning decision-making and learning

Health Informatics encompasses the fields of information science computer information systems and

educational technology in support of health care delivery education and management Health

Informatics is a body of knowledge and a set of techniques to organize and manage information in

support of research education and patient care

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to application of computer

information systems to health care and public health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health informatics

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact health

informatics

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to health informatics

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in health

informatics

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in health informatics

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills in health informatics

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Degree Requirements

The MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management Concentration in Health Informatics requires

successful completion of 40 semester credits A final culminating project and an integrative paper are

included

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHI500 - Introduction to Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI502 - Information Systems in the Delivery of Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHI504 - Systems Analysis for Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI506 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Systems Development in Health Informatics

4 Credits Description

MHI508 - Health Information Systems Security 4 Credits Description

To qualify for graduation with a MS in Health Sciences Health Care Management in Health Informatics

a student must have successfully fulfilled both of the following requirements

Completed each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

Maintained an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying

toward the degree

MS in Health Sciences ndash Public Health The Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Public Health is designed to provide

health care professionals and other qualified applicants with advanced knowledge and practical tools in

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public health and health care management Graduates of the program will be able to seek managerial

and leadership positions in the field of public health and health care administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to public health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings relevant to public health

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the public health professional functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to service in public health

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in public

health

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in public health

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a public health professional

Degree Requirements

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MPH502 - Introduction to Public Health 4 Credits Description

MPH504 - Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MIH512 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

MIH514 - Cross Cultural perspectives 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory Based Research 4 Credits Description

MPH599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy 4 Credits Description

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems 4 Credits Description

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MIH543 - Perspectives on Abuse and Violence 4 Credits Description

MHE510 - Occupational Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

MPH503 - Infertility and Public Health 4 Credits Description

MSin Health Sciences -- Emergency and Disaster Management The Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Emergency and Disaster Management

prepares students to provide leadership in major emergencies and disasters including terrorism This

specialization provides individuals planning to hold leadership position as emergency professionals in

government and industry with the skills to respond effectively when emergencies and disasters strike

and provide leadership in those situations Students will learn to analyze disaster threats write

emergency plans to meet state and federal guidelines understand problems facing response teams and

communicate knowledgeably with expert advisors in crisis

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues faced by the

emergency and disaster management professional

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an emergency and disaster management

professional

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology 4 Credits Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits Description

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MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster 4 Credits Description

MHE599 - Culminating Projects 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE510 - Occupation Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

MHE513 - Risk Assessment and Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE518 - Education in Emergency 4 Credits Description

MPH502 - Introduction to Public Health 4 Credits Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciencesndash Health Education The Master of Science in Health Sciences - Health Education specialization prepares professionals to

administer and develop health education programs to implement health education processes and

concepts to understand current health issues and to master skills and knowledge appropriate to

leadership positions in the field

Students should note that the MS in Health Sciences Health Education concentration is not a certificate

or credentialing program TUI cannot grant or certify any student for a credential as a teacher or

administrator As the requirements for credentialinglicensurecertification vary from state to state

students are urged to contact their state of residence or employment for information on specific

requirementscriteria

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to contemporary health

education

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health education

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the health educator functions

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4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to professional practice in health

education

5 Develop and implement plans for promoting health and facilitating voluntary changes in health

behaviors

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health educator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health educator

Degree Requirements

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD506 - Cultural and Cross-Cultural Perspectives in Health 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

MHD510 - Research in Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD599 - Capstone Integrative Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging and Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health and Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy and Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciences - Clinical Research Administration Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Clinical Research Administration a growing

field for health professionals who are interested in overseeing the administration and progress of clinical

trials in various health care facilities usually sponsored by a pharmaceutical company or biologics or

devices companies

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A Clinical Research Administrator is a health professional who manages the various aspects of the

clinical trial not only the health aspects but also the administrative aspects The Clinical Research

Administrator supervises the conduct of clinical trials at a clinical site Individuals who work in the area

of Clinical Research Administration come from very diverse areas such as Nursing Clinical Laboratory

Nutrition Respiratory Therapy Rehabilitation Sciences Physician Assistants IDC PMT Physical Therapy

Medicine to name a few

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to clinical research

administration

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in clinical research

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the clinical research administrator functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to professional practice in clinical

research administration

5 Develop and implement plans for supervising clinical research studies

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a clinical research

administrator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a clinical research administrator

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

CRA502 - Bioethics and Legal Perspectives 4 Credits Description

CRA548 - Research Methods for Health Professionals 4 Credits Description

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA554 - Human Trials 4 Credits Description

CRA599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

CRA500 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

CRA503 - Clinical Research Funding 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

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CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

CRA509 - Scientific Reporting 4 Credits Description

Joint Degree Program The College of Business Administration and the College of Health Sciences have joined forces to offer a

Dual MS-MBA program that result in conferral of a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree and

a Master of Science in Health Sciences with a concentration in Health Care Management (MSHS) degree

Admission Requirements

The student needs to apply specifically to the dual degree program when applying to the

university

The MSMBA degree requires total of 64 credit hours 32 credits from each program The

student may choose which program heshe completes first

Dual degree students must satisfy the curriculum and graduation requirements of both the MBA

and MSHS programs and follow their degree plan CAP599 the Integrated Capstone course

must be the last course taken after the required courses in both the MSHS ndash Concentration in

Health Care Management and the MBA program have been taken

Students withdrawing from the dual degree program before completing both degrees will only

receive credit toward graduation for such courses that qualify toward a single degree program

In this situation students will take the capstone course for the single degree program they wish

to complete (MHM599 for the MSHS or BUS599 for the MBA) The CAP599 integrated capstone

is only applicable for the Dual Degree

The MBA and MS degrees will be awarded upon successful completion of the requirements of

the entire dual degree program

Dual Degree Requirements

MBA ndash Masters in Business Administration (8 Courses 32 Credits)

ACC501 ndash Accounting for Decision Making 4 Credits Description

ETH501 ndash Business Ethics 4 Credits Description

FIN501 ndash Strategic Corporate Finance 4 Credits Description

ITM501 ndash Management Information Systems and Business Strategy 4 Credits Description

MGT501 ndash Management and Organizational Behavior 4 Credits Description

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MGT599 ndash Strategic Management 4 Credits Description

MKT501 ndash Strategic Marketing 4 Credits Description

OPM500 ndash Operation Management for Managers 4 Credits Description

MSHS ndash Concentration in Health Care Management (8 Courses 32 Credits)

MHM505 ndash Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 ndash Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM522 ndash Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM535 ndash Hospital Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH521 ndash Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MIH527 ndash Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MIH548 ndash Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

CAP599 ndash Integrative Capstone Course in Health Care Business Management

4 Credits Description

Graduate Certificates

Admission Standards

Possess a baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in health health science

or related field with a minimum GPA of 25 Submit transcripts of undergraduate and all prior

graduate work

Submit copies of any licenses and board certifications held

Academic Requirements

To be awarded the graduate certificate the student must earn a minimum ldquoB-rdquo (267) in the courses

that constitute the certificate with an overall program GPA of ldquoBrdquo (30) or better Programs may require

higher academic requirements for their specific certificates

Emergency and Disaster Management

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management is to provide the

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theoretical and philosophical foundations in principles of risk assessment emergency planning and

methodology related to terrorism and disaster relief

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHE507 - Bio- Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology 4 Credits Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits Choose one (1) course from the following)

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

MHE513 - Risk Assessment and Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE518 - Education in Emergency 4 Credits Description

Quality Assurance

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Quality Assurance is to provide administrators and practitioners

holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques used to achieve and

ensure quality health care delivery The focus will be on presenting the analytical tools and techniques

that will allow the health care administrator and professional to analyze assess and improve health

outcomes consumer satisfaction accountability and the processes within the organization that ensure

ongoing quality improvement The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit courses

designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in analyzing

developing and directing quality systems in the workplace

Required Course (16 Credits)

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM507 - Quality Assurance in Hospitals Healthcare Organizations 4 Credits Description

MHM509 - Quality Assurance in Managed Care 4 Credits Description

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MHM511 - Quality Assurance in Long Term Care Nursing Homes 4 Credits Description

Health Informatics

The graduate certificate in Health Informatics focuses on the application of computer information

systems to health care and public health and it is intended for students with a background in health

who wish to be prepared to apply current computer technology to the management of health care

services The certificate consists of the four following required courses

Required Courses (16 Credits)

Please select four (4) courses from the following

MHI500 - Introduction to Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI502 - Information Systems in the Delivery of Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHI504 - Systems Analysis for Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI506 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Systems Development in Health Informatics

4 Credits Description

MHI508 - Health Information Systems Security 4 Credits Description

Clinical Research Administration

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Clinical Research Administration is to provide administrators and

practitioners holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques to manage

the various aspects of clinical trial The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit

courses designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in the

administration of clinical research at a clinical site

Required Courses (16 Credits)

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

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Health Education The graduate certificate coursework in health education provides a theoretical and philosophical

foundation in principles of health promotion planning assessment and community health

education based on a synthesis of knowledge drawn from the physical biological social and

behavioral sciences Through the case study method students develop critical thinking skills in

community organization needs assessment and education strategies for individuals and groups

Students interested in the Certified Health Education Specialist exam who do not possess a

baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in the Health Sciences or Health

Professions concentrating in Health Education Community Health Education Public Health Education

School Health Education etc may be required to earn additional units in order to qualify for the National

Certification Exam Students are urged to contact NCHEC regarding eligibility and requirements for the

exam

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits)

Please choose one (1) course from the following

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging amp Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health amp Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy amp Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

Environmental Health Science The Certificate Program in Environmental Health Sciences is offered for those persons working in the

field of environmental health who need to develop their formal education in specific elements of the

field of environmental health Environmental Health consists of those organized activities undertaken to

protect and enhance the publicrsquos health through the recognition assessment and control of

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environmental hazards with focus on biological chemical and physical hazards The two major aspects in

an environmental health program are the prevention of disease and the protection and promotion of

human well being

The certificate consists of four of the following required courses (16 credits)

MHS523 - Principles of Environmental Health 4 Credits Description

MHS525 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

MHS527 - Water Quality 4 Credits Description

MHS529 - Housing 4 Credits Description

MHS531 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

MHS533 - Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

MHS535 - Noise Control 4 Credits Description

MHS537 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

Conflict Resolution Management

Conflict is an inevitable part of our professional and personal lives As conflict has an adverse effect on

organizational goal attainment there has been a growing need to understand the sources of conflict

and consequently manage it by applying the appropriate approach and strategy All organizations across

all fields and industries share a common resource ndash people ndash who interact and perform under various

and demanding conditions and all potentially conducive to inter-personal and intra-organizational

conflict The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Conflict Resolution Management is to provide those

professionals in business health or education to master the advanced concepts and techniques of

conflict resolution management Unilateral Bilateral and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) which

will enable them to understand overcome and move beyond conflict The certificate consists of a series

of three graduate-level credit courses designed to provide graduates with knowledge and skills and a

capstone course oriented towards addressing most common real-life situations

Required Courses (16 Credits)

NCM501 - Foundations of Conflict Resolutions 4 Credits Description

NCM511 - Mediation and Arbitration 4 Credits Description

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NCM512 - Negotiation Strategies 4 Credits Description

NCM599 - Capstone Course 4 Credits Description

Master of Science in Health Administration Propelled by broad trends such as demographic growth an ageing population medical innovation and

increased public awareness the field of Health Administration offers rewarding and challenging career

opportunities in the 21st century The Master of Science in Health Administration (MSHA) degree caters

to real world practical needs and focuses on implementing the knowledge and skills needed for effective

administrative leadership roles in organizations throughout the complex healthcare ecosystem This

degree provides graduates with a strong knowledge base in all aspects of Health Administration

including management delivery systems finance ethics regulation and human resources

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Identify and apply appropriate models and theories to approach and address administrative

healthcare problems or issues

2 Evaluate multiple or competing perspectives and options and recommend appropriate

administrative plans or courses of action for a healthcare problem or issue

3 Apply quantitative skills and methods to evaluate healthcare datainformation

4 Critically evaluate professional literature in the field of health administration

5 Develop effective written documents and presentations as professionally appropriate at the

healthcare administrative level eg executive reports business plans and presentations

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

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Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Healthcare Management concentration may be able to

transfer to the MS in Health Administration degree program however students may not complete

the MSHS with a concentration in Healthcare Management and seek a second degree in the MS in

Health Administration program Students are urged to contact their academic advisor with any

questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSHA degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSHA degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHA506 - Health Care Systems Organization

4 Credits Description

MHA507 - Health Care Delivery Systems

4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems

4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration

4 Credits Description

MHM525 - Marketing in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHA599 - MSHA Capstone Course 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 MHM502

MHM514 MHM522 MHM525 Plus 3 Electives

Description

Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance

4 Credits

Description

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MHM501 - Management and Organizational Behavior

4 Credits

Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care

4 Credits Description

NCM501 - Foundation of Conflict Management

4 Credits

Description

Master of Science in Emergency and Disaster Management Each year people across the world are confronted by disasters As can be witnessed by world events

the ability of a nation state or community to plan for and respond to emergencies and disasters is

essential in mitigating the potentially catastrophic consequences of natural and man-made disasters

The Master of Science in Emergency amp Disaster Management (MSEDM) is designed for both military and

civilian students with experience responding to national and global humanitarian crises terrorist-based

events and natural disasters This program provides graduates with the skills to succeed in emergency

and disaster professions in the military federal state and local government and industry

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Apply effective solutions and responses to problems of a physical and psychological nature

experienced in a disaster aftermath

3 Develop emergency plans that meet state and federal guideline and demonstrate effective

communication skills

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

6 Analyze and evaluate disaster threats to public health infrastructure to effectively integrate and

develop coordinated responses with various agencies in disaster mitigation

7 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

8 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

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International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Emergency and Disaster Management concentration may be

able to transfer to the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management degree program however

students may not complete the MSHS with a concentration in Emergency and Disaster Management

and seek a second degree in the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management program Students are

urged to contact their academic advisor with any questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSEDM degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSEDM degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management

4 Credits

Description

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology

4 Credits

Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits MHE503 or MHE509 Description

EDM504 - Public Health and the Aftermath of a Disaster

4 Credits

Description

EDM502 - Critical Infrastructure Vulnerability and Protection

4 Credits MHE503 MHE 509 MHE511

Description

EDM599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits All other 9 courses in the

program need to be taken prior Description

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Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster

4 Credits

Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment

4 Credits

Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

EDM501 - Domestic Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

EDM503 - Infectious Disease Mitigation Following Natural Disasters

4 Credits

Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy

4 Credits

Description

Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences The Doctor of Philosophy represents the highest level of achievement in any academic discipline TUI is

proud to offer a research degree resulting in a Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences

Students who earn this degree are qualified to enter academia or the top levels of health care

administration or health executive positions in government and the private sector These graduates will

have demonstrated excellence in their pursuit of academic study in their selected field As with any

quality PhD degree the work is challenging but the rewards are substantial

The purpose of the Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences program is to prepare professionals from

health and health related fields as leaders educators researchers and scholars Students select either

the educatorresearcher or practitioner concentration in International Health or Health Care

Administration All students in the program will develop advanced research skills directed toward the

creation of new knowledge demonstrated by a PhD Dissertation

Students will gain knowledge and skills that may be used to function at the entry level of university

professorial track teaching or at the highest levels of organizational management Students will gain an

extensive background and comprehension of various areas of health and will learn skills needed for

acquisition and application of advanced knowledge including current developments in their area of

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specialty Graduates will demonstrate effective scholarly writing and presentation as well as skills

needed to design perform compile and successfully defend a doctoral level dissertation The program

also provides students with the ability to make contributions by publishing in peer-reviewed journals

andor presenting research in professional conferences Students planning to enter an academic career

will learn skills for effective teaching in academic health profession programs

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health science

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications to specific areas of health sciences

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration

Admission Standards All applicants to the PhD Programs at TUI are required to possess the following

1 Have an earned Masters degree from an accredited college or university with at least 30

graduate level semester credits

2 Have a grade point average of 34 (on a 40 scale) on all work completed during the Masters

degree An official transcript of all prior academic work must be submitted

3 Possess analytical and critical thinking skills sufficient to deal with the doctoral program

demonstrated by a sample of research or academic publication Must submit a sample of

research oriented writing or publication

4 Possess writing and oral communication skills sufficient to conduct and deliver the results of

meaningful research Must submit an essay that includes current personal intellectual and

professional interests and why the student applies to the degree at TUI

5 Submit a current Curriculum Vita (Resume)

6 Possess information technology skills sufficient to effectively participate in the TUI PhD

pedagogical model

7 Possess Internet skills sufficient to effectively conduct research at a PhD level

8 Have successfully completed with a grade of B or better at least one course in Research

Methods or Statistics at the Masterrsquos or higher level If a student does not meet the research

requirement it can be met by successfully completing a Research Methods course from the TUI

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Masters program with a grade of B or better This course will be considered a prerequisite and

not included in the total number of PhD course units required by the students degree plan

9 International students must have minimum TOEFL of 55021379

You may apply only once to the TUI PhD program if denied no additional applications to the

same program will be accepted

Transfer Policies TUI accepts up to four semester credits of Doctoral level courses from accredited doctoral granting

institutions provided the transferred course meets the same general content standards as the TUI

course

Degree Requirements The PhD at TUI is a post Masterrsquos degree consisting of 44 semester credit hours of coursework which may be completed in six sessions with a load of 2 courses (8 credits) per session The program also consists of a research dissertation Based on the nature of independent research being conducted by each student the time needed to complete the dissertation will depend upon the individual student The PhD curriculum has the following components 1 Core Courses All students are required to take five (5) research methods courses and two (2) required theory courses in the field of health These courses provide the foundation for the elective courses which students may pursue in their specialized concentrations All courses are valued at four (4) semester credits The last course taken prior to the dissertation series is the required DHS699-Dissertation Proposal Seminar 2 Concentration Courses In addition to the required core courses there are four (4) concentration courses (electives) needed to complete the degree plan Students may select one concentration from an offering of three concentrations These courses are generally in the specific area of the research that the student will pursue All elective courses are valued at four (4) semester credits 3 Written and Oral Qualifying Students will be examined on their understanding of research methods and statistical concepts related to the research process 4 Dissertation Students demonstrate a synthesis of their doctoral study knowledge and scholarship with a significant quantitative research project that contributes to general principles of knowledge in the field(s) potentially impacted by the research Following the completion of the course work including the Dissertation Seminar (DHS 699) students will continue to work on the dissertation and register for subsequent sessions to DHS 700 701 702hellip The 700 series courses will appear in a separate section on the studentrsquos transcript dedicated to the dissertation

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Degree Requirements - Summary

Completion of 28 semester credit of core courses

Completion of 16 semester credit of elective courses

Successful completion of both oral and written Comprehensive exam

Successful completion of the Dissertation Seminar Prospectus (DHS699)

Successful defense of the dissertation proposal

Successful defense of the PhD dissertation and approval of the Dissertation Committee and

Program Director

Students in the doctoral degree programs must complete each doctoral course with a grade of B

(30) or better and maintain a cumulative GPA of 30 (B) or better for all courses applying toward the

degree

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

DHS600 - Research Methods in Health Sciences 4 Credits Description

DHS608 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics I 4 Credits Description

DHS612 - Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

DHS618 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics II 4 Credits Description

DHS620 - Linking Theory with Research 4 Credits Description

DHS652 - Research Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS699 - Dissertation Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS 700 through 711 ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

DHS 712 and above ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

Specialization Courses (16 Credits)

International Health EducatorResearcher

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of international health education and research

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in areas of international health education and research

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3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health education and research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health education and research

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

education and research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health education and research

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health education and research

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DHS621 - Curriculum in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

DHS623 - TeachingAdministration in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

International Health EducatorPractitioner

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge relevant to the international health practitioner

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their application

to the international health practitioner

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health

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DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH633 - Global Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

DIH635 - Geopolitical Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

Health Care Administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health care administration

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in health care administration

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of health

care administration

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

health care administration

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of health care

administration

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in health

care administration

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in health care administration

DHA619 - Current Issues in Health Administration Research 4 Credits Description

DHA621 - Health Care Law Regulation and Ethics 4 Credits Description

DHA623 - Advanced Leadership 4 Credits Description

DHA698 - Seminar in Strategic Planning for Health Organization 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

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6

PSY101 - Introduction to Psychology 4 Credits Description

SCI201 - Applied Physics I 4 Credits Description

SCI202 - Applied Physics II 4 Credits Description

SCI204 - Applied Scientific Theory 4 Credits Description

SOC201 - Introduction to Sociology 4 Credits Description

STS401 ndash Business Statistics 4 Credits Description

SVC101- Introduction to Speech and Verbal Communications

4 Credits Description

Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences The College of Health Sciences offers a Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences degree program with a

variety of specialties The goal of the program is to provide students with the basic knowledge and skills

needed for management regulatory or enforcement and education careers in various health fields For

students interested in health education this undergraduate program prepares them to plan implement

and evaluate programs for health and human services such as those offered by health departments

voluntary health agencies clinics hospitals and businesses and health care industries For students

interested in management the program provides health care professionals with an opportunity to

increase their knowledge and skills in the principal functions of management Students will help develop

analytical and problem-solving skills required of professionals in the health care system Students will

learn to recognize and appreciate the economic political and social environment in which health care

functions The program is also designed to provide students with basic research skills to use and

evaluate data upon which health care managers and educators base decisions Students will also

develop awareness of legal and ethical issues in the health field Students who pursue a degree goal in

the environmental health science concentration will be able to work in entry-level positions for local and

state health departments working to ensure the safety of populations from hazards that occur through

air water and soil The courses in this concentration prepare our students to work in a variety of

settings including prevention of environmental hazards and regulation of laws that are in place to

protect the environment

Program Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion of their respective program option graduates should be able to

Identify and discuss theories and practices relevant to the health sciences and professional

practice

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Demonstrate basic research and evaluation skills applicable to the health sciences and

professional practice

Identify and distinguish between developments and advances relevant to the health sciences

and professional practice

Identify and examine the role of the professional in practice and as an effectivesuccessful

member of the multidisciplinary health care team

Describe the economic political and social forces that impact the environment in which health

science professionals and educators function

Demonstrate the ability to apply legal and ethical practice and decision making in professional

practice

Demonstrate effective written communication skills in professional practice

BS in Health Sciences Health Educator Concentration The TUI College of Health Sciences offers an upper division program leading to a BS in Health Sciences

with a Health Educator Concentration Health education is concerned with preventing health problems

rather than curing people once they become ill The health educator promotes health by facilitating

voluntary changes in individual health behaviors and serves as an advocate for social change leading to

high levels of wellness for all This undergraduate program prepares individuals to plan implement and

evaluate programs for health and human services such as those offered by health departments

voluntary health agencies clinics hospitals and businesses and health care industries Health educators

are employed under a range of job titles such as patient educators health education teachers trainers

community organizers and health program managers Community health educators use specific

methods skills and program strategies to help people change to more healthful lifestyles make more

efficient use of health services adopt self-care practices wherever possible and participate actively as a

member of the multidisciplinary team in the design and implementation of programs that affect health

The coursework in health education provides a theoretical and philosophical foundation in principles of

health promotion and community health education based on a synthesis of knowledge drawn from the

physical biological social and behavioral Through the case study method students develop skills in

needs assessment organizing communities and identifying and implementing educational strategies

The program graduate will be eligible for the Certified Health Education Specialist examination

(CHES) through the National Commission for Health Credentialing This optional certification offers

national recognition of the graduates capabilities Students are urged to contact NCHEC regarding

eligibility and requirements for the exam

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Identify and discuss theories and practices relevant to contemporary health education

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2 Demonstrate basic research and evaluation skills applicable to the health education

3 Identify and distinguish between methods of promoting health and facilitating voluntary

changes in health behaviors

4 Identify and examine the role of the health educator as an advocate for health

5 Describe the economic political and social forces that impact the environment in which the

health educator functions

6 Demonstrate the ability to apply legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health

educator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health educator

Admission Standards

High school graduate

High school diploma or its equivalent

International students must have a TOEFL exam score of 50017361

High School transcripts will be required if transferring fewer than 36 credits into the BSHS

program

Transfer from other institutions up to 92 semester credits

Transfer from an accredited college or university or its international equivalent

Accepting transfer credits such as ACE CLEP DANTES and Excelsior

GPA 20 or better (the student may be accepted on a conditional basis if the overall GPA is

below 20)

All transferred courses must have the grade of C or better

General Education Degree Requirements

A minimum of 45 semester credits as described on page 4

In addition to satisfying the Universityrsquos GE requirements (page 4) students must complete an additional

Physical or Biological science course of at least 3 semester credits as a program GE requirement

Required Upper Division Core Courses (52 Semester Credits)

BHE302 ndash Intro to Health Education 4 Credits Description

BHE310 ndash Health Promotion and Disease Prevention 4 Credits Description

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BHE314 ndash Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHE324 ndash Principles of TeachingClient Groups 4 Credits Description

BHE400 ndash Principles of Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

BHE418 ndash Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHE499 ndash Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

BHS328 ndash Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS365 ndash Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 ndash Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS420 ndash Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS426 ndash Quacks Cures and Consumers 4 Credits Description

BHS450 ndash Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

Upper Division Elective Courses 3 courses 12 semester credits Students may choose to take these

courses as a concentrationcertificate option or from any of the courses listed in the

concentrationcertificate categories below Concentrations requirements are 3 courses (12 semester

credits) and certificate programs require 4 courses (16 semester credits) Students who complete a

desired concentration area or certificate within the HE concentration will receive a BSHS degree with a

concentration in Health Education and desired area of emphasis Health Science Certifications offered

with the Health Educator concentration are described in further detail beginning on page 27

Concentration in Chemical Dependency (3 Courses)

This concentration familiarizes the entry level health educator with the physiological sociological and

psychological effects and dynamics related to addiction and chemical dependency The role of the

health professional in promoting effective stress management and healthy coping behaviors is taught

BHE421 - Alcohol and Substance Abuse 4 Credits Description

BHE423 - Tobacco Smoking and Health 4 Credits Description

BHS400 - Stress Management 4 Credits Description

Concentration in School Health (3 Courses)

This concentration familiarizes the entry level health educator with issues related to child and

adolescent health including family structure physical and emotional health and risk-taking behaviors

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BHE427 - Issues in School Health 4 Credits Description

BHE431 - Obesity and Eating Disorders 4 Credits Description

BHE437 - Adolescent Health 4 Credits Description

Concentration in Expert Legal Nurse Consultant (Concentration Requires 3 of the Following 4

Courses)

This concentration examines the relationship between law and health care including the legal rights and

responsibilities of patients as well as the role of the legal nurse consultant Courses focus on tools and

techniques for researching identifying and applying analytical principles and the specifics of legal

analysis including preparation of case briefs

BHE445 - Introduction to Law and the Litigation Process 4 Credits Description

BHE447 - Legal Research and Analysis 4 Credits Description

BHE449 - TortsPersonal Litigation 4 Credits Description

BHE451 - Case Evaluation and Report Writing 4 Credits Description

Certificate in Family Health (Certificate Requires All 4 Courses)

BHE433 - Maternal-Neonatal Health 4 Credits Description

BHE435 - Infant and Children at Risk 4 Credits Description

BHE415 - Community and Domestic Violence 4 Credits Description

BHE439 - Issues in Family Planning 4 Credits Description

Certificate in Nutrition (Certificate Requires All 4 Courses)

BHE411 - Human Nutrition 4 Credits Description

BHE413 - Nutrition and Disease 4 Credits Description

BHE417 - Nutrition throughout the Life Cycle 4 Credits Description

BHE419 - Sports Nutrition and Weight Control 4 Credits Description

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Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management (Certificate Requires 4 Courses from the

Following)

BHS411 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS412 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS417 - Emergency Planning and Operation 4 Credits Description

BHS419 - Risk Assessment 4 Credits Description

Total Required Credits for the BSHS Degree- Health Educator Concentration 124 Credits

BS in Health Science Health Care Management Health Care Management is an important area of specialization in the health field The health care

manager is faced with a dynamic and changing environment with a challenge of balancing high quality

care with affordable cost The health care manager of the 21st century needs to be knowledgeable of

the basic managerial aspects of an organization as well as the new developments in the health field and

technology Additionally the Health Care Management program is designed to provide health care

professionals with an opportunity to increase their knowledge and skills in the principal functions of

management The coursework in health care management will help develop analytical and problem-

solving skills required of managers in the health care system Individuals will learn to recognize and

appreciate the economic political and social environment in which health care is delivered The program

is also designed to provide students with basic research skills to collect and evaluate data upon which

managers must base their decisions Students will also develop awareness of legal and ethical issues in

health care organizations and use ethical reasoning to resolve them

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Identify and discuss theories and practices relevant to contemporary health care management

2 Demonstrate basic research and evaluation skills applicable to health care management

3 Identify and distinguish between developments and advances relevant to the field of health care

management

4 Identify and examine the role of the health care manager as a member of the multidisciplinary

health care team

5 Describe the economic political and social forces that impact the environment in which the

health care manager functions

6 Demonstrate the ability to apply legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health care

manager

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7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health care manager

Admission Standards

High school graduate

High school diploma or its equivalent

International students must have a TOEFL exam score of 50017361

High School transcripts will be required if transferring fewer than 36 credits into the BSHS

program

Transfer from other institutions up to 92 semester credits

Transfer from an accredited college or university or its international equivalent

Accepting transfer credits such as ACE CLEP DANTES and Excelsior

GPA 20 or better (the student may be accepted on a conditional basis if the overall GPA is

below 20)

All transferred courses must have the grade of C or better

General Education Degree Requirements

A minimum of 45 semester credits as described on page 4

In addition to satisfying the Universityrsquos GE requirements (page 4) students must complete an additional

Physical or Biological science course of at least 3 semester credits as a program GE requirement

Required Upper Division Core Courses (52 Semester Credits)

BHE314 - Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resources Management 4 Credits Description

BHM443 - Legal Aspects of Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

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BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS427 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Upper Division Electives (12 Semester Credits from the Following List)

BHE415 - Community and Domestic Violence 4 Credits Description

BHM411 - Long Term Care 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHM496 - Occupational Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS400 - Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHS412 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Mgt 4 Credits Description

BHS417- Emergency Planning and Operation 4 Credits Description

BHS419 - Risk Assessment 4 Credits Description

Total Required Credits for the BSHS Degree- Health Care Management Concentration 124

Credits

BS in Health Science Environmental Health Sciences The concentration in Environmental Health Sciences is designed to equip our students with an

understanding of the fundamental interrelationships between environmental quality and human health

The courses cover ways in which human activities impact the air water and soil on local and global

scales as well as the regulations that have been set in place for environmental protection Students will

tackle complex current and emerging issues in the discipline and examine ways to manage the

environment responsibly for human health protection

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Objectives

1 Identify and discuss theories and practices relevant to contemporary environmental health science

2 Demonstrate basic research and evaluation skills applicable to environmental health science

3 Identify and distinguish between developments and advances relevant to environmental health science

4 Identify and examine the role of the environmental health specialist in promoting environmental quality and human health

5 Describe the economic political and social forces that impact the practice of environmental health

6 Demonstrate the ability to apply legal and ethical practice and decision making in professional practice

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an environmental health specialist

Admission Standards

High school graduate

High school diploma or its equivalent

International students must have a TOEFL exam score of 50017361

High School transcripts will be required if transferring fewer than 36 credits into the BSHS

program

Transfer from other institutions up to 92 semester credits

Transfer from an accredited college or university or its international equivalent

Accepting transfer credits such as ACE CLEP DANTES and Excelsior etc

GPA 20 or better (the student may be accepted on a conditional basis if the overall GPA is

below 20)

All transferred courses must have the grade of C or better

The transferred course(s) must meet the same general content standards as the TUI course that

the credit is transferred to

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General Education Degree Requirements

A minimum of 45 semester credits as described on page 4

In addition to satisfying the Universityrsquos GE requirements (page 4) students must complete an additional

Physical or Biological science course of at least 3 semester credits as a program GE requirement

Required Upper Division Core Courses (13 Courses 52 Semester Credits)

BHE310 - Health Promotion and Disease Prevention 4 Credits Description

BHE314 - Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHE400 - Principles of Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

BHE418 ndash Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS432 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

BHS434 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

BHS436 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

BHS438 - Hazardous Materials 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS440 - EntomologyPest Control 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS442 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

BHS490- Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Upper Division Elective Courses (3 Courses 12 Semester Credits from the Following List)

BHS433 ndash Water Quality 4 Credits Description

BHS435 - Housing 4 Credits Description

BHS439 ndash Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

BHS441 ndash Noise Control 4 Credits Description

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Total Required Credits for the BSHS Degree- Environmental Health Sciences Concentration

124 Credits

BS in Health Science Health Care Professional Degree Completion The TUI College of Health Sciences professional degree completion Program is designed for health care

professionals who graduated from accredited certificate andor associate degree programs and who

wish to acquire baccalaureate level competencies in health sciences theory and in health care

professional issues

There are a large number of health care professionals who are qualified by academic and clinical

education and formal certification designed to provide patient evaluation and care but without

baccalaureate degree Many employers are requiring or strongly urging that the health care

professional have a minimum of a baccalaureate degree to practice The result is that experienced and

new health care professionals with certificates or associate degrees are searching for baccalaureate

degree completion programs which will allow them to complete degree requirements while working

part time or full time

The TUI College of Health Sciences professional degree completion programs for health care

professionals is specially designed for adult learners who are working in their professions while

completing required coursework for the BS in Health Sciences

TUI offers a unique degree completion program for Physician Assistants Radiologic Technologist Lab

Technicians and Respiratory Therapists who have graduated from an accredited associate degree

andor recognized certificate program

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Identify and discuss theories and practices relevant to professional practice

2 Demonstrate basic research and evaluation skills applicable to professional practice

3 Identify and distinguish between developments and advances relevant to a chosen professional

practice

4 Identify and examine the role of the professional as a member of the multidisciplinary health

care team

5 Describe the economic political and social forces that impact a chosen professional practice

6 Demonstrate the ability to apply legal and ethical practice and decision making in professional

practice

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills in professional practice

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Admission Standards (for Physician Assistant Radiologic Respiratory Therapy and Laboratory Technician Health Care Management and Health Sciences options)

Applicants must hold an associate degree (Associate of ArtsAssociate of Science) or a licensecertificate

in a health related field of practice If the applicant does not hold an associate degree (Associate of

ArtsAssociate of Science) meeting TUIrsquos General Education requirements but is currently licensed or

certified in a health related field a minimum of 60 lower division baccalaureateassociate semester

credits including 45 GE credits (as listed on page 4) are required through transfer credits from an

accredited institutioncollege or have to be completed at Trident University Only professional credits

for which the respective certificatelicense has been received will be considered for transfer credit

toward the professional credits category Up to 28 professional credits can count towards the degree

The total number of credits required for the degree is 124

NOTE

Other associates degrees including CCAF Associatersquos degrees may qualify after review and approval by the College

General Education Degree Requirements

A minimum of 45 semester credits as described on page 4

Physician Assistant Option

TUI offers a unique degree completion program for Physician Assistants The program is designed for

individuals who are certified physician assistants (PA) having graduated from an accredited PA

certificate or PA associates program

Note TUI-College of Health Sciences may have a specific articulation agreement with individual PA

Programs Please consult with your Program Director for specific details

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHE 314 Environmental Health amp Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 320 Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 312 Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

Radiologic Option

TUI offers a unique degree completion program for Radiologic Technologists The program is designed

for individuals who are certified Radiologic Technologists (RT) having graduated from an accredited RT

certificate or RT associates program

Note TUI-College of Health Sciences may have a specific articulation agreement with individual RT

Programs Please consult with your Program Director for specific details

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

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BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHE 314 Environmental Health amp Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 320 Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 312 Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

Respiratory Therapy Option

TUI offers a unique Respiratory Therapy Option in the professional degree completion concentration It

is designed for individuals who are in the field of Respiratory Therapy and have graduated with an

accredited Respiratory Therapy associates degree andor from a recognized Respiratory Therapy

Certificate Program with transferable academic credits

Note TUI-College of Health Sciences may have a specific articulation agreement with individual

Respiratory Therapy Programs Please consult with your Program Director for specific details

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHE 314 Environmental Health amp Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 320 Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 312 Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

Laboratory Technician Option

TUI offers a unique professional degree completion concentration for Laboratory Technicians It is

designed for individuals who are in the field of Laboratory Technology and have graduated with an

accredited Laboratory Technician associates degree or from a recognized Laboratory Technicians

certificate program with transferable upper division credits

Note TUI-College of Health Sciences may have a specific articulation agreement with individual

Laboratory Technician Programs Please consult with your Program Director for specific details

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHE 314 Environmental Health amp Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 320 Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 312 Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

Health Care Management

TUI offers a unique professional degree completion concentration in Health Care Management It is

designed for individuals who are licensed or certified in the field of Allied Health have either graduated

from an accredited AS degree program or have completed transferrable credits and who are

interested in a bachelorrsquos degree in health sciences with an emphasis in health care management

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHE314 - Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHM443- Legal Aspects of Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

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BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHS 365 Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS 455 Computers amp Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS328 Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

Health Sciences

TUI offers a general professional degree completion concentration in Health Sciences It is designed for

individuals who are licensed or certified in the field of Allied Health have graduated from an accredited

AS degree program or have completed transferrable credits and are interested in a bachelorrsquos degree

in health sciences

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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23

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHS 365 Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS 455 Computers amp Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS328 Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

IDCs - Independent Duty Corpsmen

Independent Duty Corpsmen play a significant role in providing health care for servicemen and women

and their families TUI has joined the few universities who provide opportunities to complete a BS

degree at the students location with no residency requirement The BS in Health Sciences-Health Care

Management will provide IDCs the opportunity to enhance their knowledge base to obtain advanced

educational credentials and to be eligible for promotion in the Navy TUI developed a specifically

tailored BS in Health Sciences-degree completion program for IDCs The program is built on the

strengths of the IDC program and provides a combination of opportunities to fulfill requirements for a

Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences (BSHS) - Health Care Management IDCrsquos who complete the

course work for the degree will be prepared to continue their education in any Masters program such

as a Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Public Health or a Master of Science in

Health Sciences with a specialization in Health Care Management

The Bachelors degree is a 124-credit program consisting of 44 credits of advanced standing (from IDC

C school) a minimum of 45 general education credits an additional 3 credits lower division free

electives as a program GE requirement and 32 upper division credits of TUI coursework

Admission Standards

This program is specifically designed for those military personnel who have completed the IDC program

At this time only military personnel are eligible for this degree program with the following

qualifications

Surface Force IDC - NEC 8425

Submarine Force IDC - NEC 8402

Deep Sea Diving IDC - NEC 8494

Fleet Marine Force Recon IDC - NEC 8403

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Special Operations IDC - NEC 8491

Program Requirements

General Education (at TUI or transfer) A minimum of 45 Credits

Additional Electives 3 Credits

Upper and Lower Transfer Credits from IDC ldquoCrdquo School 44 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses 20 Credits

Upper Division Elective Courses 12 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses (20 Semester Credits)

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Upper Division Elective Courses (12 Semester Credits from the Following List)

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS411 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

PMTs - Preventive Medicine Technicians

TUI offers a unique degree completion program for professional Preventative Medicine Technicians The

program is designed for individuals who play a significant role in the provision of health care for Navy

and Marine Corps personnel TUIs Bachelor in Health Sciences with Health Care Management

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concentration allows personnel who have completed the Navy School of Health Sciences PMT program

to continue their education in their own homes on their own schedules This online program

compliments the strengths of the Navy technician program by offering additional instruction in health

care management ethics policy delivery systems emergency and disaster response and computer and

information systems PMTs that complete this Bachelor in Health Sciences will be fully prepared to

continue their education in any Public Health or Health Sciences program

The Bachelors degree is a 124-credit program consisting of 44 credits of advanced standing from the

Navy School of Health Sciences PMT program a minimum of 45 lower division general education credits

an additional 3 credits of lower division free electives as a program GE requirement and 32 upper

division credits of TUI coursework

Admission Standards

This program is specifically designed for those military personnel who have completed the PMT

program At this time only graduates of the Navy School of Health Sciences in PMT are eligible for this

program

Program Requirements

General Education (at TUI or transfer) A minimum of 45 Credits

Additional Electives 3 Credits

Upper and Lower PMT Program Transfer 44 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses 20 Credits

Upper Division Elective Courses 12 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses (20 Semester Credits)

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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Required Upper Division Elective Courses (12 Semester Credits from the Following List)

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS411 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

PMTrsquos will also have the option of completing the following program degree completion

PMT ndashBSHS Emphasis in Environmental Sciences

Admission Standards

This program is specifically designed for those military personnel who have completed the PMT

program At this time only graduates of the Navy School of Health Sciences in PMT are eligible for this

program

General Education (at TUI or transfer) A minimum of 45 Credits

Additional Electives 15 Credits

Upper Division Core Courses Transfer from PMT 28 Credits

Upper Elective Course Transfer from PMT 4 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses 24 Credits

Upper Division Elective Courses 8 Credits

BSHS Environmental Sciences CORE courses that would transfer 28 credits

BHE310 - Health Promotion and Disease Prevention 4 Credits Description

BHE314 - Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHE400 - Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

BHS434 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

BHS436 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

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BHS438 - Hazardous Materials 4 Credits Description

BHS440 - EntomologyPest Control 4 Credits Description

BSHS Environmental Sciences Elective requirement that would transfer 4 credits

BHS439 - Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

TUI Courses 32 credits (must be taken at TUI)

Required Upper Division Core Courses (24 Semester Credits)

BHE418 - Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS432 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS442 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

BHS490 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Required Upper Division Elective Courses (8 Semester Credits)

BHS433 - BHS433 Water Quality 4 Credits Description

BHS435 - Housing 4 Credits Description

BHS441 - Noise Control 4 Credits Description

Health Science Undergraduate Certificates TUI offers Undergraduate and Graduate Certificates as part of the Undergraduate or Graduate programs

respectively

Students may apply to a specific program where the certificate is usually a special trackconcentration

within the program Students categorically -- can only enroll in degree programs even though they may

receive documentation of having passed certain benchmarks A certificate is a benchmark reached

after completion of 4 (or more courses) within a specific program such as BSHS ndash Emergency and

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Disaster Management The benefit is that a student who completes a cluster of courses reaching the

benchmark may receive the certificate and continue with hisher degree program

The BS in Health Science program offers three (3) undergraduate certificates The certificate courses

may be taken as part of the program or taken as an extension of the program Students in the BS in

Health Sciences interested in one of the following Certificates - Nutrition Emergency and Disaster

Management or Family Health - must successfully complete all the required courses for the bachelors

degree and all four certificate courses Upon completion students will be eligible for a Certificate in the

respective program in addition to the BS in Health Sciences degree A total of 128 credits are required

for the BS in Health Sciences with Certificate in Nutrition Emergency and Disaster Management or

Family Health

All students seeking an Undergraduate Certificate must be admitted to TUI as a regularly admitted

undergraduate student

Academic Requirements

To be awarded the undergraduate certificate the student must earn a minimum ldquoCrdquo (20) in the courses that constitute the certificate with an overall program GPA of ldquoCrdquo (20) or better Programs may require higher academic requirements for their specific certificates

Certificate in Nutrition

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Nutrition provides a theoretical and philosophical

foundation in principles of human nutrition including nutrition through the life cycle and nutrition and

disease

Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits)

BHE411 - Human Nutrition 4 Credits Description

BHE413 - Nutrition and Disease 4 Credits Description

BHE417 - Nutrition throughout the Life Cycle 4 Credits Description

BHE419 - Sports Nutrition and Weight Control 4 Credits Description

Certificate in Family Health

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Family Health provides a theoretical and

philosophical foundation in principles of health promotion planning implementation and

assessment of health education related to the family

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Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits)

BHE433 - Maternal-Neonatal Health 4 Credits Description

BHE435 - Infant and Children at Risk 4 Credits Description

BHE415 - Community and Domestic Violence 4 Credits Description

BHE439 - Issues in Family Planning 4 Credits Description

Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Emergency and Disaster Management provides

a theoretical and philosophical foundation in principles of risk assessment and planning related to

terrorism and other emergencies and disasters

Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits Choose Four (4) Courses from the Following)

BHS411 - Issues in Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS412 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS417 - Emergency Planning and Operation 4 Credits Description

BHS419 - Risk Assessment 4 Credits Description

Health Science Undergraduate Graduation Requirements

Requirement for Graduation

To qualify for graduation with a BS in Health Sciences a student must have successfully fulfilled the

following requirements

Complete each of the required core courses with a C (20) or better

Maintain an overall GPA of 20 (C) or better for all coursework toward the degree

Master of Science in Health Sciences The TUI College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a variety of

concentrationsspecialties The goal of the program is to provide students with the knowledge and skills

needed for effective managerial and leadership careers in various health fields Students will learn to

discern among implement and evaluate new developments and advances in fields of health practice

including health education health care management public health emergency and disaster

management as well as others Individuals will learn to balance the needs of health practice within

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various sociopolitical and economic environments The program is also designed to provide students

with the ability to critically evaluate research findings in applicable fields of practice Students will

develop knowledge and skills in ethical and legal decision making The program also promotes

educational opportunities for career advancement employment mobility and lifelong learning

opportunities

Program Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion of their respective program option graduates should be able to

1 Critically evaluate scientific literature in the field of health sciences

2 Apply quantitative reasoning skills to evaluate scientific data or other health information

3 Identify and apply appropriate models and theories to approach and address health andor

healthcare problems or issues

4 Develop effective written documents and presentations as professionally appropriate at the health

andor healthcare administrative level eg reports proposals PowerPoint presentations educational

materials etc

5 Evaluate multiple or competing perspectivesoptions and recommend an appropriate plan or course

of action for a health andor healthcare problem or issue

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

Pre-requisite courses may be required in the Health Sciences program based on concentration selected

International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may transfer up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos level

program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must meet

the same general content standards as the TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MS degree in Health Sciences students must successfully fulfill both of the following

requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

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MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management The TUI (TUI) College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a

specialty in Health Care Management

The goal of the program is to provide students with the knowledge and skills needed for effective

managerial and leadership careers in the health field The program promotes educational opportunities

for career advancement employment mobility and lifelong learning opportunities to health care

professionals

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to contemporary health

care management

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health care management

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the health care manager functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to health care management

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues faced by the

health care manager

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health care

manager

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health care manager

Degree Requirements

The MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management Specialization requires successful completion of

40 semester credits A final culminating project and an integrative paper are included

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

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Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHM501 - Management and Organizational Behavior 4 Credits Description

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM507 - Quality Assurance in Hospital Healthcare Organizations 4 Credits Description

MHM509 - Quality Assurance in Managed Care 4 Credits Description

MHM511 - Quality Assurance in Long Term Care Nursing Homes 4 Credits Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems 4 Credits Description

MHM525 - Marketing in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHM535 - Hospital Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

NCM501 - Foundation of Conflict Management 4 Credits Description

NCM511 - Mediation and Arbitration 4 Credits Description

NCM512 - Negotiation Strategies 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciences - International Health TUI-College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a specialty in

International Health The goal is to provide quality education and training to individuals seeking a

graduate degree in international health specialty and to current practitioners or scientists seeking to

fulfill their academic aspirations by achieving and earning an advanced degree in the field of

international health perspective

In the twenty-first century we continue to witness great inequities in access to availability of basic

health care services around the globe Developing regions of the world continue to suffer from

significant public health problems Poverty ethnic tensions violence political instability urban decay

and natural and environmental hazards as well as poor population growth control continue to dominate

the scene in many countries

Graduates of the MS degree in Health Sciences with specialization in International Health will be able to

fill positions in governmental and private national and international organizations The program

emphasizes cross cultural awareness planning implementing and evaluating sustainable health care

development programs for communities and nations develop studentsrsquo skills and ability to assess needs

and develop priorities with limited resources

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Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to international health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in international health

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact

international health

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to international health

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in

international health

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in international health

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an international health professional

Degree Requirements

The MS degree in Health Sciences -International Health Specialty requires successful completion of 40

semester credits a final culminating project and an integrative paper

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MIH502 - Introduction to Intrsquol Health 4 Credits Description

MIH508 - Health Policy in Developing Countries 4 Credits Description

MIH512 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

MIH514 - Cross Cultural Perspectives 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

MIH599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MIH523 - Disaster Humanitarian Emergencies 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MIH543 - Perspective on Abuse and Violence 4 Credits Description

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Total Credits for MS in Health Sciences- International Health specialization

MS Core Courses 20 Credits

MS Electives 16 Credits

Culminating Project 4 Credits

Total 40 Credits

To qualify for graduation with a MS in Health Sciences with a specialization in International Health a

student must have successfully fulfilled all of the following requirements

1 Completed each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

2 Maintained an overall GPA of ldquoB (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying

toward the degree

Health Care Management ndash Informatics Health Informatics Concentration focuses on the application of computer information systems to health

care and public health Informatics extends beyond simply using the computer as a tool for computation

into the process of knowledge acquisition storage retrieval representation and manipulation A major

focus of Informatics is the support of information systems for reasoning decision-making and learning

Health Informatics encompasses the fields of information science computer information systems and

educational technology in support of health care delivery education and management Health

Informatics is a body of knowledge and a set of techniques to organize and manage information in

support of research education and patient care

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to application of computer

information systems to health care and public health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health informatics

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact health

informatics

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to health informatics

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in health

informatics

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in health informatics

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills in health informatics

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Degree Requirements

The MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management Concentration in Health Informatics requires

successful completion of 40 semester credits A final culminating project and an integrative paper are

included

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHI500 - Introduction to Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI502 - Information Systems in the Delivery of Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHI504 - Systems Analysis for Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI506 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Systems Development in Health Informatics

4 Credits Description

MHI508 - Health Information Systems Security 4 Credits Description

To qualify for graduation with a MS in Health Sciences Health Care Management in Health Informatics

a student must have successfully fulfilled both of the following requirements

Completed each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

Maintained an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying

toward the degree

MS in Health Sciences ndash Public Health The Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Public Health is designed to provide

health care professionals and other qualified applicants with advanced knowledge and practical tools in

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public health and health care management Graduates of the program will be able to seek managerial

and leadership positions in the field of public health and health care administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to public health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings relevant to public health

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the public health professional functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to service in public health

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in public

health

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in public health

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a public health professional

Degree Requirements

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MPH502 - Introduction to Public Health 4 Credits Description

MPH504 - Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MIH512 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

MIH514 - Cross Cultural perspectives 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory Based Research 4 Credits Description

MPH599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy 4 Credits Description

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems 4 Credits Description

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MIH543 - Perspectives on Abuse and Violence 4 Credits Description

MHE510 - Occupational Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

MPH503 - Infertility and Public Health 4 Credits Description

MSin Health Sciences -- Emergency and Disaster Management The Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Emergency and Disaster Management

prepares students to provide leadership in major emergencies and disasters including terrorism This

specialization provides individuals planning to hold leadership position as emergency professionals in

government and industry with the skills to respond effectively when emergencies and disasters strike

and provide leadership in those situations Students will learn to analyze disaster threats write

emergency plans to meet state and federal guidelines understand problems facing response teams and

communicate knowledgeably with expert advisors in crisis

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues faced by the

emergency and disaster management professional

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an emergency and disaster management

professional

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology 4 Credits Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits Description

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MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster 4 Credits Description

MHE599 - Culminating Projects 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE510 - Occupation Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

MHE513 - Risk Assessment and Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE518 - Education in Emergency 4 Credits Description

MPH502 - Introduction to Public Health 4 Credits Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciencesndash Health Education The Master of Science in Health Sciences - Health Education specialization prepares professionals to

administer and develop health education programs to implement health education processes and

concepts to understand current health issues and to master skills and knowledge appropriate to

leadership positions in the field

Students should note that the MS in Health Sciences Health Education concentration is not a certificate

or credentialing program TUI cannot grant or certify any student for a credential as a teacher or

administrator As the requirements for credentialinglicensurecertification vary from state to state

students are urged to contact their state of residence or employment for information on specific

requirementscriteria

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to contemporary health

education

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health education

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the health educator functions

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4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to professional practice in health

education

5 Develop and implement plans for promoting health and facilitating voluntary changes in health

behaviors

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health educator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health educator

Degree Requirements

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD506 - Cultural and Cross-Cultural Perspectives in Health 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

MHD510 - Research in Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD599 - Capstone Integrative Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging and Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health and Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy and Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciences - Clinical Research Administration Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Clinical Research Administration a growing

field for health professionals who are interested in overseeing the administration and progress of clinical

trials in various health care facilities usually sponsored by a pharmaceutical company or biologics or

devices companies

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A Clinical Research Administrator is a health professional who manages the various aspects of the

clinical trial not only the health aspects but also the administrative aspects The Clinical Research

Administrator supervises the conduct of clinical trials at a clinical site Individuals who work in the area

of Clinical Research Administration come from very diverse areas such as Nursing Clinical Laboratory

Nutrition Respiratory Therapy Rehabilitation Sciences Physician Assistants IDC PMT Physical Therapy

Medicine to name a few

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to clinical research

administration

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in clinical research

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the clinical research administrator functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to professional practice in clinical

research administration

5 Develop and implement plans for supervising clinical research studies

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a clinical research

administrator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a clinical research administrator

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

CRA502 - Bioethics and Legal Perspectives 4 Credits Description

CRA548 - Research Methods for Health Professionals 4 Credits Description

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA554 - Human Trials 4 Credits Description

CRA599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

CRA500 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

CRA503 - Clinical Research Funding 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

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CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

CRA509 - Scientific Reporting 4 Credits Description

Joint Degree Program The College of Business Administration and the College of Health Sciences have joined forces to offer a

Dual MS-MBA program that result in conferral of a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree and

a Master of Science in Health Sciences with a concentration in Health Care Management (MSHS) degree

Admission Requirements

The student needs to apply specifically to the dual degree program when applying to the

university

The MSMBA degree requires total of 64 credit hours 32 credits from each program The

student may choose which program heshe completes first

Dual degree students must satisfy the curriculum and graduation requirements of both the MBA

and MSHS programs and follow their degree plan CAP599 the Integrated Capstone course

must be the last course taken after the required courses in both the MSHS ndash Concentration in

Health Care Management and the MBA program have been taken

Students withdrawing from the dual degree program before completing both degrees will only

receive credit toward graduation for such courses that qualify toward a single degree program

In this situation students will take the capstone course for the single degree program they wish

to complete (MHM599 for the MSHS or BUS599 for the MBA) The CAP599 integrated capstone

is only applicable for the Dual Degree

The MBA and MS degrees will be awarded upon successful completion of the requirements of

the entire dual degree program

Dual Degree Requirements

MBA ndash Masters in Business Administration (8 Courses 32 Credits)

ACC501 ndash Accounting for Decision Making 4 Credits Description

ETH501 ndash Business Ethics 4 Credits Description

FIN501 ndash Strategic Corporate Finance 4 Credits Description

ITM501 ndash Management Information Systems and Business Strategy 4 Credits Description

MGT501 ndash Management and Organizational Behavior 4 Credits Description

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MGT599 ndash Strategic Management 4 Credits Description

MKT501 ndash Strategic Marketing 4 Credits Description

OPM500 ndash Operation Management for Managers 4 Credits Description

MSHS ndash Concentration in Health Care Management (8 Courses 32 Credits)

MHM505 ndash Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 ndash Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM522 ndash Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM535 ndash Hospital Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH521 ndash Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MIH527 ndash Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MIH548 ndash Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

CAP599 ndash Integrative Capstone Course in Health Care Business Management

4 Credits Description

Graduate Certificates

Admission Standards

Possess a baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in health health science

or related field with a minimum GPA of 25 Submit transcripts of undergraduate and all prior

graduate work

Submit copies of any licenses and board certifications held

Academic Requirements

To be awarded the graduate certificate the student must earn a minimum ldquoB-rdquo (267) in the courses

that constitute the certificate with an overall program GPA of ldquoBrdquo (30) or better Programs may require

higher academic requirements for their specific certificates

Emergency and Disaster Management

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management is to provide the

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theoretical and philosophical foundations in principles of risk assessment emergency planning and

methodology related to terrorism and disaster relief

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHE507 - Bio- Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology 4 Credits Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits Choose one (1) course from the following)

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

MHE513 - Risk Assessment and Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE518 - Education in Emergency 4 Credits Description

Quality Assurance

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Quality Assurance is to provide administrators and practitioners

holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques used to achieve and

ensure quality health care delivery The focus will be on presenting the analytical tools and techniques

that will allow the health care administrator and professional to analyze assess and improve health

outcomes consumer satisfaction accountability and the processes within the organization that ensure

ongoing quality improvement The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit courses

designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in analyzing

developing and directing quality systems in the workplace

Required Course (16 Credits)

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM507 - Quality Assurance in Hospitals Healthcare Organizations 4 Credits Description

MHM509 - Quality Assurance in Managed Care 4 Credits Description

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MHM511 - Quality Assurance in Long Term Care Nursing Homes 4 Credits Description

Health Informatics

The graduate certificate in Health Informatics focuses on the application of computer information

systems to health care and public health and it is intended for students with a background in health

who wish to be prepared to apply current computer technology to the management of health care

services The certificate consists of the four following required courses

Required Courses (16 Credits)

Please select four (4) courses from the following

MHI500 - Introduction to Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI502 - Information Systems in the Delivery of Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHI504 - Systems Analysis for Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI506 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Systems Development in Health Informatics

4 Credits Description

MHI508 - Health Information Systems Security 4 Credits Description

Clinical Research Administration

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Clinical Research Administration is to provide administrators and

practitioners holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques to manage

the various aspects of clinical trial The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit

courses designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in the

administration of clinical research at a clinical site

Required Courses (16 Credits)

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

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Health Education The graduate certificate coursework in health education provides a theoretical and philosophical

foundation in principles of health promotion planning assessment and community health

education based on a synthesis of knowledge drawn from the physical biological social and

behavioral sciences Through the case study method students develop critical thinking skills in

community organization needs assessment and education strategies for individuals and groups

Students interested in the Certified Health Education Specialist exam who do not possess a

baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in the Health Sciences or Health

Professions concentrating in Health Education Community Health Education Public Health Education

School Health Education etc may be required to earn additional units in order to qualify for the National

Certification Exam Students are urged to contact NCHEC regarding eligibility and requirements for the

exam

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits)

Please choose one (1) course from the following

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging amp Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health amp Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy amp Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

Environmental Health Science The Certificate Program in Environmental Health Sciences is offered for those persons working in the

field of environmental health who need to develop their formal education in specific elements of the

field of environmental health Environmental Health consists of those organized activities undertaken to

protect and enhance the publicrsquos health through the recognition assessment and control of

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environmental hazards with focus on biological chemical and physical hazards The two major aspects in

an environmental health program are the prevention of disease and the protection and promotion of

human well being

The certificate consists of four of the following required courses (16 credits)

MHS523 - Principles of Environmental Health 4 Credits Description

MHS525 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

MHS527 - Water Quality 4 Credits Description

MHS529 - Housing 4 Credits Description

MHS531 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

MHS533 - Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

MHS535 - Noise Control 4 Credits Description

MHS537 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

Conflict Resolution Management

Conflict is an inevitable part of our professional and personal lives As conflict has an adverse effect on

organizational goal attainment there has been a growing need to understand the sources of conflict

and consequently manage it by applying the appropriate approach and strategy All organizations across

all fields and industries share a common resource ndash people ndash who interact and perform under various

and demanding conditions and all potentially conducive to inter-personal and intra-organizational

conflict The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Conflict Resolution Management is to provide those

professionals in business health or education to master the advanced concepts and techniques of

conflict resolution management Unilateral Bilateral and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) which

will enable them to understand overcome and move beyond conflict The certificate consists of a series

of three graduate-level credit courses designed to provide graduates with knowledge and skills and a

capstone course oriented towards addressing most common real-life situations

Required Courses (16 Credits)

NCM501 - Foundations of Conflict Resolutions 4 Credits Description

NCM511 - Mediation and Arbitration 4 Credits Description

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NCM512 - Negotiation Strategies 4 Credits Description

NCM599 - Capstone Course 4 Credits Description

Master of Science in Health Administration Propelled by broad trends such as demographic growth an ageing population medical innovation and

increased public awareness the field of Health Administration offers rewarding and challenging career

opportunities in the 21st century The Master of Science in Health Administration (MSHA) degree caters

to real world practical needs and focuses on implementing the knowledge and skills needed for effective

administrative leadership roles in organizations throughout the complex healthcare ecosystem This

degree provides graduates with a strong knowledge base in all aspects of Health Administration

including management delivery systems finance ethics regulation and human resources

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Identify and apply appropriate models and theories to approach and address administrative

healthcare problems or issues

2 Evaluate multiple or competing perspectives and options and recommend appropriate

administrative plans or courses of action for a healthcare problem or issue

3 Apply quantitative skills and methods to evaluate healthcare datainformation

4 Critically evaluate professional literature in the field of health administration

5 Develop effective written documents and presentations as professionally appropriate at the

healthcare administrative level eg executive reports business plans and presentations

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

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Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Healthcare Management concentration may be able to

transfer to the MS in Health Administration degree program however students may not complete

the MSHS with a concentration in Healthcare Management and seek a second degree in the MS in

Health Administration program Students are urged to contact their academic advisor with any

questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSHA degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSHA degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHA506 - Health Care Systems Organization

4 Credits Description

MHA507 - Health Care Delivery Systems

4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems

4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration

4 Credits Description

MHM525 - Marketing in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHA599 - MSHA Capstone Course 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 MHM502

MHM514 MHM522 MHM525 Plus 3 Electives

Description

Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance

4 Credits

Description

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MHM501 - Management and Organizational Behavior

4 Credits

Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care

4 Credits Description

NCM501 - Foundation of Conflict Management

4 Credits

Description

Master of Science in Emergency and Disaster Management Each year people across the world are confronted by disasters As can be witnessed by world events

the ability of a nation state or community to plan for and respond to emergencies and disasters is

essential in mitigating the potentially catastrophic consequences of natural and man-made disasters

The Master of Science in Emergency amp Disaster Management (MSEDM) is designed for both military and

civilian students with experience responding to national and global humanitarian crises terrorist-based

events and natural disasters This program provides graduates with the skills to succeed in emergency

and disaster professions in the military federal state and local government and industry

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Apply effective solutions and responses to problems of a physical and psychological nature

experienced in a disaster aftermath

3 Develop emergency plans that meet state and federal guideline and demonstrate effective

communication skills

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

6 Analyze and evaluate disaster threats to public health infrastructure to effectively integrate and

develop coordinated responses with various agencies in disaster mitigation

7 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

8 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

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International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Emergency and Disaster Management concentration may be

able to transfer to the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management degree program however

students may not complete the MSHS with a concentration in Emergency and Disaster Management

and seek a second degree in the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management program Students are

urged to contact their academic advisor with any questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSEDM degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSEDM degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management

4 Credits

Description

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology

4 Credits

Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits MHE503 or MHE509 Description

EDM504 - Public Health and the Aftermath of a Disaster

4 Credits

Description

EDM502 - Critical Infrastructure Vulnerability and Protection

4 Credits MHE503 MHE 509 MHE511

Description

EDM599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits All other 9 courses in the

program need to be taken prior Description

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Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster

4 Credits

Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment

4 Credits

Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

EDM501 - Domestic Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

EDM503 - Infectious Disease Mitigation Following Natural Disasters

4 Credits

Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy

4 Credits

Description

Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences The Doctor of Philosophy represents the highest level of achievement in any academic discipline TUI is

proud to offer a research degree resulting in a Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences

Students who earn this degree are qualified to enter academia or the top levels of health care

administration or health executive positions in government and the private sector These graduates will

have demonstrated excellence in their pursuit of academic study in their selected field As with any

quality PhD degree the work is challenging but the rewards are substantial

The purpose of the Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences program is to prepare professionals from

health and health related fields as leaders educators researchers and scholars Students select either

the educatorresearcher or practitioner concentration in International Health or Health Care

Administration All students in the program will develop advanced research skills directed toward the

creation of new knowledge demonstrated by a PhD Dissertation

Students will gain knowledge and skills that may be used to function at the entry level of university

professorial track teaching or at the highest levels of organizational management Students will gain an

extensive background and comprehension of various areas of health and will learn skills needed for

acquisition and application of advanced knowledge including current developments in their area of

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specialty Graduates will demonstrate effective scholarly writing and presentation as well as skills

needed to design perform compile and successfully defend a doctoral level dissertation The program

also provides students with the ability to make contributions by publishing in peer-reviewed journals

andor presenting research in professional conferences Students planning to enter an academic career

will learn skills for effective teaching in academic health profession programs

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health science

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications to specific areas of health sciences

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration

Admission Standards All applicants to the PhD Programs at TUI are required to possess the following

1 Have an earned Masters degree from an accredited college or university with at least 30

graduate level semester credits

2 Have a grade point average of 34 (on a 40 scale) on all work completed during the Masters

degree An official transcript of all prior academic work must be submitted

3 Possess analytical and critical thinking skills sufficient to deal with the doctoral program

demonstrated by a sample of research or academic publication Must submit a sample of

research oriented writing or publication

4 Possess writing and oral communication skills sufficient to conduct and deliver the results of

meaningful research Must submit an essay that includes current personal intellectual and

professional interests and why the student applies to the degree at TUI

5 Submit a current Curriculum Vita (Resume)

6 Possess information technology skills sufficient to effectively participate in the TUI PhD

pedagogical model

7 Possess Internet skills sufficient to effectively conduct research at a PhD level

8 Have successfully completed with a grade of B or better at least one course in Research

Methods or Statistics at the Masterrsquos or higher level If a student does not meet the research

requirement it can be met by successfully completing a Research Methods course from the TUI

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Masters program with a grade of B or better This course will be considered a prerequisite and

not included in the total number of PhD course units required by the students degree plan

9 International students must have minimum TOEFL of 55021379

You may apply only once to the TUI PhD program if denied no additional applications to the

same program will be accepted

Transfer Policies TUI accepts up to four semester credits of Doctoral level courses from accredited doctoral granting

institutions provided the transferred course meets the same general content standards as the TUI

course

Degree Requirements The PhD at TUI is a post Masterrsquos degree consisting of 44 semester credit hours of coursework which may be completed in six sessions with a load of 2 courses (8 credits) per session The program also consists of a research dissertation Based on the nature of independent research being conducted by each student the time needed to complete the dissertation will depend upon the individual student The PhD curriculum has the following components 1 Core Courses All students are required to take five (5) research methods courses and two (2) required theory courses in the field of health These courses provide the foundation for the elective courses which students may pursue in their specialized concentrations All courses are valued at four (4) semester credits The last course taken prior to the dissertation series is the required DHS699-Dissertation Proposal Seminar 2 Concentration Courses In addition to the required core courses there are four (4) concentration courses (electives) needed to complete the degree plan Students may select one concentration from an offering of three concentrations These courses are generally in the specific area of the research that the student will pursue All elective courses are valued at four (4) semester credits 3 Written and Oral Qualifying Students will be examined on their understanding of research methods and statistical concepts related to the research process 4 Dissertation Students demonstrate a synthesis of their doctoral study knowledge and scholarship with a significant quantitative research project that contributes to general principles of knowledge in the field(s) potentially impacted by the research Following the completion of the course work including the Dissertation Seminar (DHS 699) students will continue to work on the dissertation and register for subsequent sessions to DHS 700 701 702hellip The 700 series courses will appear in a separate section on the studentrsquos transcript dedicated to the dissertation

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Degree Requirements - Summary

Completion of 28 semester credit of core courses

Completion of 16 semester credit of elective courses

Successful completion of both oral and written Comprehensive exam

Successful completion of the Dissertation Seminar Prospectus (DHS699)

Successful defense of the dissertation proposal

Successful defense of the PhD dissertation and approval of the Dissertation Committee and

Program Director

Students in the doctoral degree programs must complete each doctoral course with a grade of B

(30) or better and maintain a cumulative GPA of 30 (B) or better for all courses applying toward the

degree

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

DHS600 - Research Methods in Health Sciences 4 Credits Description

DHS608 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics I 4 Credits Description

DHS612 - Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

DHS618 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics II 4 Credits Description

DHS620 - Linking Theory with Research 4 Credits Description

DHS652 - Research Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS699 - Dissertation Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS 700 through 711 ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

DHS 712 and above ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

Specialization Courses (16 Credits)

International Health EducatorResearcher

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of international health education and research

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in areas of international health education and research

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3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health education and research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health education and research

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

education and research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health education and research

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health education and research

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DHS621 - Curriculum in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

DHS623 - TeachingAdministration in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

International Health EducatorPractitioner

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge relevant to the international health practitioner

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their application

to the international health practitioner

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health

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DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH633 - Global Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

DIH635 - Geopolitical Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

Health Care Administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health care administration

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in health care administration

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of health

care administration

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

health care administration

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of health care

administration

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in health

care administration

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in health care administration

DHA619 - Current Issues in Health Administration Research 4 Credits Description

DHA621 - Health Care Law Regulation and Ethics 4 Credits Description

DHA623 - Advanced Leadership 4 Credits Description

DHA698 - Seminar in Strategic Planning for Health Organization 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

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Demonstrate basic research and evaluation skills applicable to the health sciences and

professional practice

Identify and distinguish between developments and advances relevant to the health sciences

and professional practice

Identify and examine the role of the professional in practice and as an effectivesuccessful

member of the multidisciplinary health care team

Describe the economic political and social forces that impact the environment in which health

science professionals and educators function

Demonstrate the ability to apply legal and ethical practice and decision making in professional

practice

Demonstrate effective written communication skills in professional practice

BS in Health Sciences Health Educator Concentration The TUI College of Health Sciences offers an upper division program leading to a BS in Health Sciences

with a Health Educator Concentration Health education is concerned with preventing health problems

rather than curing people once they become ill The health educator promotes health by facilitating

voluntary changes in individual health behaviors and serves as an advocate for social change leading to

high levels of wellness for all This undergraduate program prepares individuals to plan implement and

evaluate programs for health and human services such as those offered by health departments

voluntary health agencies clinics hospitals and businesses and health care industries Health educators

are employed under a range of job titles such as patient educators health education teachers trainers

community organizers and health program managers Community health educators use specific

methods skills and program strategies to help people change to more healthful lifestyles make more

efficient use of health services adopt self-care practices wherever possible and participate actively as a

member of the multidisciplinary team in the design and implementation of programs that affect health

The coursework in health education provides a theoretical and philosophical foundation in principles of

health promotion and community health education based on a synthesis of knowledge drawn from the

physical biological social and behavioral Through the case study method students develop skills in

needs assessment organizing communities and identifying and implementing educational strategies

The program graduate will be eligible for the Certified Health Education Specialist examination

(CHES) through the National Commission for Health Credentialing This optional certification offers

national recognition of the graduates capabilities Students are urged to contact NCHEC regarding

eligibility and requirements for the exam

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Identify and discuss theories and practices relevant to contemporary health education

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2 Demonstrate basic research and evaluation skills applicable to the health education

3 Identify and distinguish between methods of promoting health and facilitating voluntary

changes in health behaviors

4 Identify and examine the role of the health educator as an advocate for health

5 Describe the economic political and social forces that impact the environment in which the

health educator functions

6 Demonstrate the ability to apply legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health

educator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health educator

Admission Standards

High school graduate

High school diploma or its equivalent

International students must have a TOEFL exam score of 50017361

High School transcripts will be required if transferring fewer than 36 credits into the BSHS

program

Transfer from other institutions up to 92 semester credits

Transfer from an accredited college or university or its international equivalent

Accepting transfer credits such as ACE CLEP DANTES and Excelsior

GPA 20 or better (the student may be accepted on a conditional basis if the overall GPA is

below 20)

All transferred courses must have the grade of C or better

General Education Degree Requirements

A minimum of 45 semester credits as described on page 4

In addition to satisfying the Universityrsquos GE requirements (page 4) students must complete an additional

Physical or Biological science course of at least 3 semester credits as a program GE requirement

Required Upper Division Core Courses (52 Semester Credits)

BHE302 ndash Intro to Health Education 4 Credits Description

BHE310 ndash Health Promotion and Disease Prevention 4 Credits Description

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BHE314 ndash Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHE324 ndash Principles of TeachingClient Groups 4 Credits Description

BHE400 ndash Principles of Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

BHE418 ndash Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHE499 ndash Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

BHS328 ndash Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS365 ndash Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 ndash Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS420 ndash Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS426 ndash Quacks Cures and Consumers 4 Credits Description

BHS450 ndash Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

Upper Division Elective Courses 3 courses 12 semester credits Students may choose to take these

courses as a concentrationcertificate option or from any of the courses listed in the

concentrationcertificate categories below Concentrations requirements are 3 courses (12 semester

credits) and certificate programs require 4 courses (16 semester credits) Students who complete a

desired concentration area or certificate within the HE concentration will receive a BSHS degree with a

concentration in Health Education and desired area of emphasis Health Science Certifications offered

with the Health Educator concentration are described in further detail beginning on page 27

Concentration in Chemical Dependency (3 Courses)

This concentration familiarizes the entry level health educator with the physiological sociological and

psychological effects and dynamics related to addiction and chemical dependency The role of the

health professional in promoting effective stress management and healthy coping behaviors is taught

BHE421 - Alcohol and Substance Abuse 4 Credits Description

BHE423 - Tobacco Smoking and Health 4 Credits Description

BHS400 - Stress Management 4 Credits Description

Concentration in School Health (3 Courses)

This concentration familiarizes the entry level health educator with issues related to child and

adolescent health including family structure physical and emotional health and risk-taking behaviors

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BHE427 - Issues in School Health 4 Credits Description

BHE431 - Obesity and Eating Disorders 4 Credits Description

BHE437 - Adolescent Health 4 Credits Description

Concentration in Expert Legal Nurse Consultant (Concentration Requires 3 of the Following 4

Courses)

This concentration examines the relationship between law and health care including the legal rights and

responsibilities of patients as well as the role of the legal nurse consultant Courses focus on tools and

techniques for researching identifying and applying analytical principles and the specifics of legal

analysis including preparation of case briefs

BHE445 - Introduction to Law and the Litigation Process 4 Credits Description

BHE447 - Legal Research and Analysis 4 Credits Description

BHE449 - TortsPersonal Litigation 4 Credits Description

BHE451 - Case Evaluation and Report Writing 4 Credits Description

Certificate in Family Health (Certificate Requires All 4 Courses)

BHE433 - Maternal-Neonatal Health 4 Credits Description

BHE435 - Infant and Children at Risk 4 Credits Description

BHE415 - Community and Domestic Violence 4 Credits Description

BHE439 - Issues in Family Planning 4 Credits Description

Certificate in Nutrition (Certificate Requires All 4 Courses)

BHE411 - Human Nutrition 4 Credits Description

BHE413 - Nutrition and Disease 4 Credits Description

BHE417 - Nutrition throughout the Life Cycle 4 Credits Description

BHE419 - Sports Nutrition and Weight Control 4 Credits Description

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Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management (Certificate Requires 4 Courses from the

Following)

BHS411 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS412 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS417 - Emergency Planning and Operation 4 Credits Description

BHS419 - Risk Assessment 4 Credits Description

Total Required Credits for the BSHS Degree- Health Educator Concentration 124 Credits

BS in Health Science Health Care Management Health Care Management is an important area of specialization in the health field The health care

manager is faced with a dynamic and changing environment with a challenge of balancing high quality

care with affordable cost The health care manager of the 21st century needs to be knowledgeable of

the basic managerial aspects of an organization as well as the new developments in the health field and

technology Additionally the Health Care Management program is designed to provide health care

professionals with an opportunity to increase their knowledge and skills in the principal functions of

management The coursework in health care management will help develop analytical and problem-

solving skills required of managers in the health care system Individuals will learn to recognize and

appreciate the economic political and social environment in which health care is delivered The program

is also designed to provide students with basic research skills to collect and evaluate data upon which

managers must base their decisions Students will also develop awareness of legal and ethical issues in

health care organizations and use ethical reasoning to resolve them

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Identify and discuss theories and practices relevant to contemporary health care management

2 Demonstrate basic research and evaluation skills applicable to health care management

3 Identify and distinguish between developments and advances relevant to the field of health care

management

4 Identify and examine the role of the health care manager as a member of the multidisciplinary

health care team

5 Describe the economic political and social forces that impact the environment in which the

health care manager functions

6 Demonstrate the ability to apply legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health care

manager

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7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health care manager

Admission Standards

High school graduate

High school diploma or its equivalent

International students must have a TOEFL exam score of 50017361

High School transcripts will be required if transferring fewer than 36 credits into the BSHS

program

Transfer from other institutions up to 92 semester credits

Transfer from an accredited college or university or its international equivalent

Accepting transfer credits such as ACE CLEP DANTES and Excelsior

GPA 20 or better (the student may be accepted on a conditional basis if the overall GPA is

below 20)

All transferred courses must have the grade of C or better

General Education Degree Requirements

A minimum of 45 semester credits as described on page 4

In addition to satisfying the Universityrsquos GE requirements (page 4) students must complete an additional

Physical or Biological science course of at least 3 semester credits as a program GE requirement

Required Upper Division Core Courses (52 Semester Credits)

BHE314 - Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resources Management 4 Credits Description

BHM443 - Legal Aspects of Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

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BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS427 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Upper Division Electives (12 Semester Credits from the Following List)

BHE415 - Community and Domestic Violence 4 Credits Description

BHM411 - Long Term Care 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHM496 - Occupational Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS400 - Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHS412 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Mgt 4 Credits Description

BHS417- Emergency Planning and Operation 4 Credits Description

BHS419 - Risk Assessment 4 Credits Description

Total Required Credits for the BSHS Degree- Health Care Management Concentration 124

Credits

BS in Health Science Environmental Health Sciences The concentration in Environmental Health Sciences is designed to equip our students with an

understanding of the fundamental interrelationships between environmental quality and human health

The courses cover ways in which human activities impact the air water and soil on local and global

scales as well as the regulations that have been set in place for environmental protection Students will

tackle complex current and emerging issues in the discipline and examine ways to manage the

environment responsibly for human health protection

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Objectives

1 Identify and discuss theories and practices relevant to contemporary environmental health science

2 Demonstrate basic research and evaluation skills applicable to environmental health science

3 Identify and distinguish between developments and advances relevant to environmental health science

4 Identify and examine the role of the environmental health specialist in promoting environmental quality and human health

5 Describe the economic political and social forces that impact the practice of environmental health

6 Demonstrate the ability to apply legal and ethical practice and decision making in professional practice

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an environmental health specialist

Admission Standards

High school graduate

High school diploma or its equivalent

International students must have a TOEFL exam score of 50017361

High School transcripts will be required if transferring fewer than 36 credits into the BSHS

program

Transfer from other institutions up to 92 semester credits

Transfer from an accredited college or university or its international equivalent

Accepting transfer credits such as ACE CLEP DANTES and Excelsior etc

GPA 20 or better (the student may be accepted on a conditional basis if the overall GPA is

below 20)

All transferred courses must have the grade of C or better

The transferred course(s) must meet the same general content standards as the TUI course that

the credit is transferred to

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General Education Degree Requirements

A minimum of 45 semester credits as described on page 4

In addition to satisfying the Universityrsquos GE requirements (page 4) students must complete an additional

Physical or Biological science course of at least 3 semester credits as a program GE requirement

Required Upper Division Core Courses (13 Courses 52 Semester Credits)

BHE310 - Health Promotion and Disease Prevention 4 Credits Description

BHE314 - Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHE400 - Principles of Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

BHE418 ndash Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS432 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

BHS434 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

BHS436 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

BHS438 - Hazardous Materials 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS440 - EntomologyPest Control 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS442 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

BHS490- Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Upper Division Elective Courses (3 Courses 12 Semester Credits from the Following List)

BHS433 ndash Water Quality 4 Credits Description

BHS435 - Housing 4 Credits Description

BHS439 ndash Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

BHS441 ndash Noise Control 4 Credits Description

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Total Required Credits for the BSHS Degree- Environmental Health Sciences Concentration

124 Credits

BS in Health Science Health Care Professional Degree Completion The TUI College of Health Sciences professional degree completion Program is designed for health care

professionals who graduated from accredited certificate andor associate degree programs and who

wish to acquire baccalaureate level competencies in health sciences theory and in health care

professional issues

There are a large number of health care professionals who are qualified by academic and clinical

education and formal certification designed to provide patient evaluation and care but without

baccalaureate degree Many employers are requiring or strongly urging that the health care

professional have a minimum of a baccalaureate degree to practice The result is that experienced and

new health care professionals with certificates or associate degrees are searching for baccalaureate

degree completion programs which will allow them to complete degree requirements while working

part time or full time

The TUI College of Health Sciences professional degree completion programs for health care

professionals is specially designed for adult learners who are working in their professions while

completing required coursework for the BS in Health Sciences

TUI offers a unique degree completion program for Physician Assistants Radiologic Technologist Lab

Technicians and Respiratory Therapists who have graduated from an accredited associate degree

andor recognized certificate program

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Identify and discuss theories and practices relevant to professional practice

2 Demonstrate basic research and evaluation skills applicable to professional practice

3 Identify and distinguish between developments and advances relevant to a chosen professional

practice

4 Identify and examine the role of the professional as a member of the multidisciplinary health

care team

5 Describe the economic political and social forces that impact a chosen professional practice

6 Demonstrate the ability to apply legal and ethical practice and decision making in professional

practice

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills in professional practice

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Admission Standards (for Physician Assistant Radiologic Respiratory Therapy and Laboratory Technician Health Care Management and Health Sciences options)

Applicants must hold an associate degree (Associate of ArtsAssociate of Science) or a licensecertificate

in a health related field of practice If the applicant does not hold an associate degree (Associate of

ArtsAssociate of Science) meeting TUIrsquos General Education requirements but is currently licensed or

certified in a health related field a minimum of 60 lower division baccalaureateassociate semester

credits including 45 GE credits (as listed on page 4) are required through transfer credits from an

accredited institutioncollege or have to be completed at Trident University Only professional credits

for which the respective certificatelicense has been received will be considered for transfer credit

toward the professional credits category Up to 28 professional credits can count towards the degree

The total number of credits required for the degree is 124

NOTE

Other associates degrees including CCAF Associatersquos degrees may qualify after review and approval by the College

General Education Degree Requirements

A minimum of 45 semester credits as described on page 4

Physician Assistant Option

TUI offers a unique degree completion program for Physician Assistants The program is designed for

individuals who are certified physician assistants (PA) having graduated from an accredited PA

certificate or PA associates program

Note TUI-College of Health Sciences may have a specific articulation agreement with individual PA

Programs Please consult with your Program Director for specific details

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHE 314 Environmental Health amp Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 320 Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 312 Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

Radiologic Option

TUI offers a unique degree completion program for Radiologic Technologists The program is designed

for individuals who are certified Radiologic Technologists (RT) having graduated from an accredited RT

certificate or RT associates program

Note TUI-College of Health Sciences may have a specific articulation agreement with individual RT

Programs Please consult with your Program Director for specific details

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

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BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHE 314 Environmental Health amp Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 320 Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 312 Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

Respiratory Therapy Option

TUI offers a unique Respiratory Therapy Option in the professional degree completion concentration It

is designed for individuals who are in the field of Respiratory Therapy and have graduated with an

accredited Respiratory Therapy associates degree andor from a recognized Respiratory Therapy

Certificate Program with transferable academic credits

Note TUI-College of Health Sciences may have a specific articulation agreement with individual

Respiratory Therapy Programs Please consult with your Program Director for specific details

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHE 314 Environmental Health amp Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 320 Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 312 Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

Laboratory Technician Option

TUI offers a unique professional degree completion concentration for Laboratory Technicians It is

designed for individuals who are in the field of Laboratory Technology and have graduated with an

accredited Laboratory Technician associates degree or from a recognized Laboratory Technicians

certificate program with transferable upper division credits

Note TUI-College of Health Sciences may have a specific articulation agreement with individual

Laboratory Technician Programs Please consult with your Program Director for specific details

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHE 314 Environmental Health amp Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 320 Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 312 Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

Health Care Management

TUI offers a unique professional degree completion concentration in Health Care Management It is

designed for individuals who are licensed or certified in the field of Allied Health have either graduated

from an accredited AS degree program or have completed transferrable credits and who are

interested in a bachelorrsquos degree in health sciences with an emphasis in health care management

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHE314 - Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHM443- Legal Aspects of Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

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BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHS 365 Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS 455 Computers amp Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS328 Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

Health Sciences

TUI offers a general professional degree completion concentration in Health Sciences It is designed for

individuals who are licensed or certified in the field of Allied Health have graduated from an accredited

AS degree program or have completed transferrable credits and are interested in a bachelorrsquos degree

in health sciences

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHS 365 Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS 455 Computers amp Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS328 Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

IDCs - Independent Duty Corpsmen

Independent Duty Corpsmen play a significant role in providing health care for servicemen and women

and their families TUI has joined the few universities who provide opportunities to complete a BS

degree at the students location with no residency requirement The BS in Health Sciences-Health Care

Management will provide IDCs the opportunity to enhance their knowledge base to obtain advanced

educational credentials and to be eligible for promotion in the Navy TUI developed a specifically

tailored BS in Health Sciences-degree completion program for IDCs The program is built on the

strengths of the IDC program and provides a combination of opportunities to fulfill requirements for a

Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences (BSHS) - Health Care Management IDCrsquos who complete the

course work for the degree will be prepared to continue their education in any Masters program such

as a Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Public Health or a Master of Science in

Health Sciences with a specialization in Health Care Management

The Bachelors degree is a 124-credit program consisting of 44 credits of advanced standing (from IDC

C school) a minimum of 45 general education credits an additional 3 credits lower division free

electives as a program GE requirement and 32 upper division credits of TUI coursework

Admission Standards

This program is specifically designed for those military personnel who have completed the IDC program

At this time only military personnel are eligible for this degree program with the following

qualifications

Surface Force IDC - NEC 8425

Submarine Force IDC - NEC 8402

Deep Sea Diving IDC - NEC 8494

Fleet Marine Force Recon IDC - NEC 8403

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24

Special Operations IDC - NEC 8491

Program Requirements

General Education (at TUI or transfer) A minimum of 45 Credits

Additional Electives 3 Credits

Upper and Lower Transfer Credits from IDC ldquoCrdquo School 44 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses 20 Credits

Upper Division Elective Courses 12 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses (20 Semester Credits)

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Upper Division Elective Courses (12 Semester Credits from the Following List)

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS411 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

PMTs - Preventive Medicine Technicians

TUI offers a unique degree completion program for professional Preventative Medicine Technicians The

program is designed for individuals who play a significant role in the provision of health care for Navy

and Marine Corps personnel TUIs Bachelor in Health Sciences with Health Care Management

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concentration allows personnel who have completed the Navy School of Health Sciences PMT program

to continue their education in their own homes on their own schedules This online program

compliments the strengths of the Navy technician program by offering additional instruction in health

care management ethics policy delivery systems emergency and disaster response and computer and

information systems PMTs that complete this Bachelor in Health Sciences will be fully prepared to

continue their education in any Public Health or Health Sciences program

The Bachelors degree is a 124-credit program consisting of 44 credits of advanced standing from the

Navy School of Health Sciences PMT program a minimum of 45 lower division general education credits

an additional 3 credits of lower division free electives as a program GE requirement and 32 upper

division credits of TUI coursework

Admission Standards

This program is specifically designed for those military personnel who have completed the PMT

program At this time only graduates of the Navy School of Health Sciences in PMT are eligible for this

program

Program Requirements

General Education (at TUI or transfer) A minimum of 45 Credits

Additional Electives 3 Credits

Upper and Lower PMT Program Transfer 44 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses 20 Credits

Upper Division Elective Courses 12 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses (20 Semester Credits)

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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Required Upper Division Elective Courses (12 Semester Credits from the Following List)

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS411 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

PMTrsquos will also have the option of completing the following program degree completion

PMT ndashBSHS Emphasis in Environmental Sciences

Admission Standards

This program is specifically designed for those military personnel who have completed the PMT

program At this time only graduates of the Navy School of Health Sciences in PMT are eligible for this

program

General Education (at TUI or transfer) A minimum of 45 Credits

Additional Electives 15 Credits

Upper Division Core Courses Transfer from PMT 28 Credits

Upper Elective Course Transfer from PMT 4 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses 24 Credits

Upper Division Elective Courses 8 Credits

BSHS Environmental Sciences CORE courses that would transfer 28 credits

BHE310 - Health Promotion and Disease Prevention 4 Credits Description

BHE314 - Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHE400 - Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

BHS434 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

BHS436 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

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27

BHS438 - Hazardous Materials 4 Credits Description

BHS440 - EntomologyPest Control 4 Credits Description

BSHS Environmental Sciences Elective requirement that would transfer 4 credits

BHS439 - Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

TUI Courses 32 credits (must be taken at TUI)

Required Upper Division Core Courses (24 Semester Credits)

BHE418 - Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS432 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS442 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

BHS490 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Required Upper Division Elective Courses (8 Semester Credits)

BHS433 - BHS433 Water Quality 4 Credits Description

BHS435 - Housing 4 Credits Description

BHS441 - Noise Control 4 Credits Description

Health Science Undergraduate Certificates TUI offers Undergraduate and Graduate Certificates as part of the Undergraduate or Graduate programs

respectively

Students may apply to a specific program where the certificate is usually a special trackconcentration

within the program Students categorically -- can only enroll in degree programs even though they may

receive documentation of having passed certain benchmarks A certificate is a benchmark reached

after completion of 4 (or more courses) within a specific program such as BSHS ndash Emergency and

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28

Disaster Management The benefit is that a student who completes a cluster of courses reaching the

benchmark may receive the certificate and continue with hisher degree program

The BS in Health Science program offers three (3) undergraduate certificates The certificate courses

may be taken as part of the program or taken as an extension of the program Students in the BS in

Health Sciences interested in one of the following Certificates - Nutrition Emergency and Disaster

Management or Family Health - must successfully complete all the required courses for the bachelors

degree and all four certificate courses Upon completion students will be eligible for a Certificate in the

respective program in addition to the BS in Health Sciences degree A total of 128 credits are required

for the BS in Health Sciences with Certificate in Nutrition Emergency and Disaster Management or

Family Health

All students seeking an Undergraduate Certificate must be admitted to TUI as a regularly admitted

undergraduate student

Academic Requirements

To be awarded the undergraduate certificate the student must earn a minimum ldquoCrdquo (20) in the courses that constitute the certificate with an overall program GPA of ldquoCrdquo (20) or better Programs may require higher academic requirements for their specific certificates

Certificate in Nutrition

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Nutrition provides a theoretical and philosophical

foundation in principles of human nutrition including nutrition through the life cycle and nutrition and

disease

Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits)

BHE411 - Human Nutrition 4 Credits Description

BHE413 - Nutrition and Disease 4 Credits Description

BHE417 - Nutrition throughout the Life Cycle 4 Credits Description

BHE419 - Sports Nutrition and Weight Control 4 Credits Description

Certificate in Family Health

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Family Health provides a theoretical and

philosophical foundation in principles of health promotion planning implementation and

assessment of health education related to the family

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Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits)

BHE433 - Maternal-Neonatal Health 4 Credits Description

BHE435 - Infant and Children at Risk 4 Credits Description

BHE415 - Community and Domestic Violence 4 Credits Description

BHE439 - Issues in Family Planning 4 Credits Description

Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Emergency and Disaster Management provides

a theoretical and philosophical foundation in principles of risk assessment and planning related to

terrorism and other emergencies and disasters

Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits Choose Four (4) Courses from the Following)

BHS411 - Issues in Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS412 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS417 - Emergency Planning and Operation 4 Credits Description

BHS419 - Risk Assessment 4 Credits Description

Health Science Undergraduate Graduation Requirements

Requirement for Graduation

To qualify for graduation with a BS in Health Sciences a student must have successfully fulfilled the

following requirements

Complete each of the required core courses with a C (20) or better

Maintain an overall GPA of 20 (C) or better for all coursework toward the degree

Master of Science in Health Sciences The TUI College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a variety of

concentrationsspecialties The goal of the program is to provide students with the knowledge and skills

needed for effective managerial and leadership careers in various health fields Students will learn to

discern among implement and evaluate new developments and advances in fields of health practice

including health education health care management public health emergency and disaster

management as well as others Individuals will learn to balance the needs of health practice within

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various sociopolitical and economic environments The program is also designed to provide students

with the ability to critically evaluate research findings in applicable fields of practice Students will

develop knowledge and skills in ethical and legal decision making The program also promotes

educational opportunities for career advancement employment mobility and lifelong learning

opportunities

Program Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion of their respective program option graduates should be able to

1 Critically evaluate scientific literature in the field of health sciences

2 Apply quantitative reasoning skills to evaluate scientific data or other health information

3 Identify and apply appropriate models and theories to approach and address health andor

healthcare problems or issues

4 Develop effective written documents and presentations as professionally appropriate at the health

andor healthcare administrative level eg reports proposals PowerPoint presentations educational

materials etc

5 Evaluate multiple or competing perspectivesoptions and recommend an appropriate plan or course

of action for a health andor healthcare problem or issue

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

Pre-requisite courses may be required in the Health Sciences program based on concentration selected

International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may transfer up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos level

program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must meet

the same general content standards as the TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MS degree in Health Sciences students must successfully fulfill both of the following

requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

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MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management The TUI (TUI) College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a

specialty in Health Care Management

The goal of the program is to provide students with the knowledge and skills needed for effective

managerial and leadership careers in the health field The program promotes educational opportunities

for career advancement employment mobility and lifelong learning opportunities to health care

professionals

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to contemporary health

care management

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health care management

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the health care manager functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to health care management

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues faced by the

health care manager

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health care

manager

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health care manager

Degree Requirements

The MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management Specialization requires successful completion of

40 semester credits A final culminating project and an integrative paper are included

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

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Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHM501 - Management and Organizational Behavior 4 Credits Description

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM507 - Quality Assurance in Hospital Healthcare Organizations 4 Credits Description

MHM509 - Quality Assurance in Managed Care 4 Credits Description

MHM511 - Quality Assurance in Long Term Care Nursing Homes 4 Credits Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems 4 Credits Description

MHM525 - Marketing in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHM535 - Hospital Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

NCM501 - Foundation of Conflict Management 4 Credits Description

NCM511 - Mediation and Arbitration 4 Credits Description

NCM512 - Negotiation Strategies 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciences - International Health TUI-College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a specialty in

International Health The goal is to provide quality education and training to individuals seeking a

graduate degree in international health specialty and to current practitioners or scientists seeking to

fulfill their academic aspirations by achieving and earning an advanced degree in the field of

international health perspective

In the twenty-first century we continue to witness great inequities in access to availability of basic

health care services around the globe Developing regions of the world continue to suffer from

significant public health problems Poverty ethnic tensions violence political instability urban decay

and natural and environmental hazards as well as poor population growth control continue to dominate

the scene in many countries

Graduates of the MS degree in Health Sciences with specialization in International Health will be able to

fill positions in governmental and private national and international organizations The program

emphasizes cross cultural awareness planning implementing and evaluating sustainable health care

development programs for communities and nations develop studentsrsquo skills and ability to assess needs

and develop priorities with limited resources

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Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to international health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in international health

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact

international health

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to international health

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in

international health

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in international health

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an international health professional

Degree Requirements

The MS degree in Health Sciences -International Health Specialty requires successful completion of 40

semester credits a final culminating project and an integrative paper

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MIH502 - Introduction to Intrsquol Health 4 Credits Description

MIH508 - Health Policy in Developing Countries 4 Credits Description

MIH512 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

MIH514 - Cross Cultural Perspectives 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

MIH599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MIH523 - Disaster Humanitarian Emergencies 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MIH543 - Perspective on Abuse and Violence 4 Credits Description

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Total Credits for MS in Health Sciences- International Health specialization

MS Core Courses 20 Credits

MS Electives 16 Credits

Culminating Project 4 Credits

Total 40 Credits

To qualify for graduation with a MS in Health Sciences with a specialization in International Health a

student must have successfully fulfilled all of the following requirements

1 Completed each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

2 Maintained an overall GPA of ldquoB (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying

toward the degree

Health Care Management ndash Informatics Health Informatics Concentration focuses on the application of computer information systems to health

care and public health Informatics extends beyond simply using the computer as a tool for computation

into the process of knowledge acquisition storage retrieval representation and manipulation A major

focus of Informatics is the support of information systems for reasoning decision-making and learning

Health Informatics encompasses the fields of information science computer information systems and

educational technology in support of health care delivery education and management Health

Informatics is a body of knowledge and a set of techniques to organize and manage information in

support of research education and patient care

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to application of computer

information systems to health care and public health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health informatics

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact health

informatics

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to health informatics

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in health

informatics

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in health informatics

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills in health informatics

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Degree Requirements

The MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management Concentration in Health Informatics requires

successful completion of 40 semester credits A final culminating project and an integrative paper are

included

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHI500 - Introduction to Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI502 - Information Systems in the Delivery of Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHI504 - Systems Analysis for Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI506 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Systems Development in Health Informatics

4 Credits Description

MHI508 - Health Information Systems Security 4 Credits Description

To qualify for graduation with a MS in Health Sciences Health Care Management in Health Informatics

a student must have successfully fulfilled both of the following requirements

Completed each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

Maintained an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying

toward the degree

MS in Health Sciences ndash Public Health The Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Public Health is designed to provide

health care professionals and other qualified applicants with advanced knowledge and practical tools in

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public health and health care management Graduates of the program will be able to seek managerial

and leadership positions in the field of public health and health care administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to public health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings relevant to public health

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the public health professional functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to service in public health

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in public

health

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in public health

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a public health professional

Degree Requirements

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MPH502 - Introduction to Public Health 4 Credits Description

MPH504 - Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MIH512 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

MIH514 - Cross Cultural perspectives 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory Based Research 4 Credits Description

MPH599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy 4 Credits Description

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems 4 Credits Description

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MIH543 - Perspectives on Abuse and Violence 4 Credits Description

MHE510 - Occupational Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

MPH503 - Infertility and Public Health 4 Credits Description

MSin Health Sciences -- Emergency and Disaster Management The Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Emergency and Disaster Management

prepares students to provide leadership in major emergencies and disasters including terrorism This

specialization provides individuals planning to hold leadership position as emergency professionals in

government and industry with the skills to respond effectively when emergencies and disasters strike

and provide leadership in those situations Students will learn to analyze disaster threats write

emergency plans to meet state and federal guidelines understand problems facing response teams and

communicate knowledgeably with expert advisors in crisis

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues faced by the

emergency and disaster management professional

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an emergency and disaster management

professional

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology 4 Credits Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits Description

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MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster 4 Credits Description

MHE599 - Culminating Projects 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE510 - Occupation Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

MHE513 - Risk Assessment and Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE518 - Education in Emergency 4 Credits Description

MPH502 - Introduction to Public Health 4 Credits Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciencesndash Health Education The Master of Science in Health Sciences - Health Education specialization prepares professionals to

administer and develop health education programs to implement health education processes and

concepts to understand current health issues and to master skills and knowledge appropriate to

leadership positions in the field

Students should note that the MS in Health Sciences Health Education concentration is not a certificate

or credentialing program TUI cannot grant or certify any student for a credential as a teacher or

administrator As the requirements for credentialinglicensurecertification vary from state to state

students are urged to contact their state of residence or employment for information on specific

requirementscriteria

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to contemporary health

education

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health education

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the health educator functions

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4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to professional practice in health

education

5 Develop and implement plans for promoting health and facilitating voluntary changes in health

behaviors

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health educator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health educator

Degree Requirements

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD506 - Cultural and Cross-Cultural Perspectives in Health 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

MHD510 - Research in Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD599 - Capstone Integrative Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging and Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health and Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy and Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciences - Clinical Research Administration Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Clinical Research Administration a growing

field for health professionals who are interested in overseeing the administration and progress of clinical

trials in various health care facilities usually sponsored by a pharmaceutical company or biologics or

devices companies

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A Clinical Research Administrator is a health professional who manages the various aspects of the

clinical trial not only the health aspects but also the administrative aspects The Clinical Research

Administrator supervises the conduct of clinical trials at a clinical site Individuals who work in the area

of Clinical Research Administration come from very diverse areas such as Nursing Clinical Laboratory

Nutrition Respiratory Therapy Rehabilitation Sciences Physician Assistants IDC PMT Physical Therapy

Medicine to name a few

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to clinical research

administration

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in clinical research

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the clinical research administrator functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to professional practice in clinical

research administration

5 Develop and implement plans for supervising clinical research studies

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a clinical research

administrator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a clinical research administrator

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

CRA502 - Bioethics and Legal Perspectives 4 Credits Description

CRA548 - Research Methods for Health Professionals 4 Credits Description

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA554 - Human Trials 4 Credits Description

CRA599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

CRA500 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

CRA503 - Clinical Research Funding 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

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CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

CRA509 - Scientific Reporting 4 Credits Description

Joint Degree Program The College of Business Administration and the College of Health Sciences have joined forces to offer a

Dual MS-MBA program that result in conferral of a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree and

a Master of Science in Health Sciences with a concentration in Health Care Management (MSHS) degree

Admission Requirements

The student needs to apply specifically to the dual degree program when applying to the

university

The MSMBA degree requires total of 64 credit hours 32 credits from each program The

student may choose which program heshe completes first

Dual degree students must satisfy the curriculum and graduation requirements of both the MBA

and MSHS programs and follow their degree plan CAP599 the Integrated Capstone course

must be the last course taken after the required courses in both the MSHS ndash Concentration in

Health Care Management and the MBA program have been taken

Students withdrawing from the dual degree program before completing both degrees will only

receive credit toward graduation for such courses that qualify toward a single degree program

In this situation students will take the capstone course for the single degree program they wish

to complete (MHM599 for the MSHS or BUS599 for the MBA) The CAP599 integrated capstone

is only applicable for the Dual Degree

The MBA and MS degrees will be awarded upon successful completion of the requirements of

the entire dual degree program

Dual Degree Requirements

MBA ndash Masters in Business Administration (8 Courses 32 Credits)

ACC501 ndash Accounting for Decision Making 4 Credits Description

ETH501 ndash Business Ethics 4 Credits Description

FIN501 ndash Strategic Corporate Finance 4 Credits Description

ITM501 ndash Management Information Systems and Business Strategy 4 Credits Description

MGT501 ndash Management and Organizational Behavior 4 Credits Description

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MGT599 ndash Strategic Management 4 Credits Description

MKT501 ndash Strategic Marketing 4 Credits Description

OPM500 ndash Operation Management for Managers 4 Credits Description

MSHS ndash Concentration in Health Care Management (8 Courses 32 Credits)

MHM505 ndash Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 ndash Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM522 ndash Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM535 ndash Hospital Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH521 ndash Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MIH527 ndash Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MIH548 ndash Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

CAP599 ndash Integrative Capstone Course in Health Care Business Management

4 Credits Description

Graduate Certificates

Admission Standards

Possess a baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in health health science

or related field with a minimum GPA of 25 Submit transcripts of undergraduate and all prior

graduate work

Submit copies of any licenses and board certifications held

Academic Requirements

To be awarded the graduate certificate the student must earn a minimum ldquoB-rdquo (267) in the courses

that constitute the certificate with an overall program GPA of ldquoBrdquo (30) or better Programs may require

higher academic requirements for their specific certificates

Emergency and Disaster Management

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management is to provide the

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theoretical and philosophical foundations in principles of risk assessment emergency planning and

methodology related to terrorism and disaster relief

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHE507 - Bio- Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology 4 Credits Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits Choose one (1) course from the following)

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

MHE513 - Risk Assessment and Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE518 - Education in Emergency 4 Credits Description

Quality Assurance

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Quality Assurance is to provide administrators and practitioners

holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques used to achieve and

ensure quality health care delivery The focus will be on presenting the analytical tools and techniques

that will allow the health care administrator and professional to analyze assess and improve health

outcomes consumer satisfaction accountability and the processes within the organization that ensure

ongoing quality improvement The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit courses

designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in analyzing

developing and directing quality systems in the workplace

Required Course (16 Credits)

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM507 - Quality Assurance in Hospitals Healthcare Organizations 4 Credits Description

MHM509 - Quality Assurance in Managed Care 4 Credits Description

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MHM511 - Quality Assurance in Long Term Care Nursing Homes 4 Credits Description

Health Informatics

The graduate certificate in Health Informatics focuses on the application of computer information

systems to health care and public health and it is intended for students with a background in health

who wish to be prepared to apply current computer technology to the management of health care

services The certificate consists of the four following required courses

Required Courses (16 Credits)

Please select four (4) courses from the following

MHI500 - Introduction to Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI502 - Information Systems in the Delivery of Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHI504 - Systems Analysis for Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI506 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Systems Development in Health Informatics

4 Credits Description

MHI508 - Health Information Systems Security 4 Credits Description

Clinical Research Administration

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Clinical Research Administration is to provide administrators and

practitioners holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques to manage

the various aspects of clinical trial The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit

courses designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in the

administration of clinical research at a clinical site

Required Courses (16 Credits)

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

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Health Education The graduate certificate coursework in health education provides a theoretical and philosophical

foundation in principles of health promotion planning assessment and community health

education based on a synthesis of knowledge drawn from the physical biological social and

behavioral sciences Through the case study method students develop critical thinking skills in

community organization needs assessment and education strategies for individuals and groups

Students interested in the Certified Health Education Specialist exam who do not possess a

baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in the Health Sciences or Health

Professions concentrating in Health Education Community Health Education Public Health Education

School Health Education etc may be required to earn additional units in order to qualify for the National

Certification Exam Students are urged to contact NCHEC regarding eligibility and requirements for the

exam

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits)

Please choose one (1) course from the following

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging amp Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health amp Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy amp Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

Environmental Health Science The Certificate Program in Environmental Health Sciences is offered for those persons working in the

field of environmental health who need to develop their formal education in specific elements of the

field of environmental health Environmental Health consists of those organized activities undertaken to

protect and enhance the publicrsquos health through the recognition assessment and control of

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environmental hazards with focus on biological chemical and physical hazards The two major aspects in

an environmental health program are the prevention of disease and the protection and promotion of

human well being

The certificate consists of four of the following required courses (16 credits)

MHS523 - Principles of Environmental Health 4 Credits Description

MHS525 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

MHS527 - Water Quality 4 Credits Description

MHS529 - Housing 4 Credits Description

MHS531 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

MHS533 - Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

MHS535 - Noise Control 4 Credits Description

MHS537 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

Conflict Resolution Management

Conflict is an inevitable part of our professional and personal lives As conflict has an adverse effect on

organizational goal attainment there has been a growing need to understand the sources of conflict

and consequently manage it by applying the appropriate approach and strategy All organizations across

all fields and industries share a common resource ndash people ndash who interact and perform under various

and demanding conditions and all potentially conducive to inter-personal and intra-organizational

conflict The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Conflict Resolution Management is to provide those

professionals in business health or education to master the advanced concepts and techniques of

conflict resolution management Unilateral Bilateral and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) which

will enable them to understand overcome and move beyond conflict The certificate consists of a series

of three graduate-level credit courses designed to provide graduates with knowledge and skills and a

capstone course oriented towards addressing most common real-life situations

Required Courses (16 Credits)

NCM501 - Foundations of Conflict Resolutions 4 Credits Description

NCM511 - Mediation and Arbitration 4 Credits Description

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NCM512 - Negotiation Strategies 4 Credits Description

NCM599 - Capstone Course 4 Credits Description

Master of Science in Health Administration Propelled by broad trends such as demographic growth an ageing population medical innovation and

increased public awareness the field of Health Administration offers rewarding and challenging career

opportunities in the 21st century The Master of Science in Health Administration (MSHA) degree caters

to real world practical needs and focuses on implementing the knowledge and skills needed for effective

administrative leadership roles in organizations throughout the complex healthcare ecosystem This

degree provides graduates with a strong knowledge base in all aspects of Health Administration

including management delivery systems finance ethics regulation and human resources

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Identify and apply appropriate models and theories to approach and address administrative

healthcare problems or issues

2 Evaluate multiple or competing perspectives and options and recommend appropriate

administrative plans or courses of action for a healthcare problem or issue

3 Apply quantitative skills and methods to evaluate healthcare datainformation

4 Critically evaluate professional literature in the field of health administration

5 Develop effective written documents and presentations as professionally appropriate at the

healthcare administrative level eg executive reports business plans and presentations

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

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Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Healthcare Management concentration may be able to

transfer to the MS in Health Administration degree program however students may not complete

the MSHS with a concentration in Healthcare Management and seek a second degree in the MS in

Health Administration program Students are urged to contact their academic advisor with any

questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSHA degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSHA degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHA506 - Health Care Systems Organization

4 Credits Description

MHA507 - Health Care Delivery Systems

4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems

4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration

4 Credits Description

MHM525 - Marketing in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHA599 - MSHA Capstone Course 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 MHM502

MHM514 MHM522 MHM525 Plus 3 Electives

Description

Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance

4 Credits

Description

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MHM501 - Management and Organizational Behavior

4 Credits

Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care

4 Credits Description

NCM501 - Foundation of Conflict Management

4 Credits

Description

Master of Science in Emergency and Disaster Management Each year people across the world are confronted by disasters As can be witnessed by world events

the ability of a nation state or community to plan for and respond to emergencies and disasters is

essential in mitigating the potentially catastrophic consequences of natural and man-made disasters

The Master of Science in Emergency amp Disaster Management (MSEDM) is designed for both military and

civilian students with experience responding to national and global humanitarian crises terrorist-based

events and natural disasters This program provides graduates with the skills to succeed in emergency

and disaster professions in the military federal state and local government and industry

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Apply effective solutions and responses to problems of a physical and psychological nature

experienced in a disaster aftermath

3 Develop emergency plans that meet state and federal guideline and demonstrate effective

communication skills

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

6 Analyze and evaluate disaster threats to public health infrastructure to effectively integrate and

develop coordinated responses with various agencies in disaster mitigation

7 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

8 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

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International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Emergency and Disaster Management concentration may be

able to transfer to the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management degree program however

students may not complete the MSHS with a concentration in Emergency and Disaster Management

and seek a second degree in the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management program Students are

urged to contact their academic advisor with any questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSEDM degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSEDM degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management

4 Credits

Description

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology

4 Credits

Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits MHE503 or MHE509 Description

EDM504 - Public Health and the Aftermath of a Disaster

4 Credits

Description

EDM502 - Critical Infrastructure Vulnerability and Protection

4 Credits MHE503 MHE 509 MHE511

Description

EDM599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits All other 9 courses in the

program need to be taken prior Description

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Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster

4 Credits

Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment

4 Credits

Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

EDM501 - Domestic Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

EDM503 - Infectious Disease Mitigation Following Natural Disasters

4 Credits

Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy

4 Credits

Description

Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences The Doctor of Philosophy represents the highest level of achievement in any academic discipline TUI is

proud to offer a research degree resulting in a Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences

Students who earn this degree are qualified to enter academia or the top levels of health care

administration or health executive positions in government and the private sector These graduates will

have demonstrated excellence in their pursuit of academic study in their selected field As with any

quality PhD degree the work is challenging but the rewards are substantial

The purpose of the Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences program is to prepare professionals from

health and health related fields as leaders educators researchers and scholars Students select either

the educatorresearcher or practitioner concentration in International Health or Health Care

Administration All students in the program will develop advanced research skills directed toward the

creation of new knowledge demonstrated by a PhD Dissertation

Students will gain knowledge and skills that may be used to function at the entry level of university

professorial track teaching or at the highest levels of organizational management Students will gain an

extensive background and comprehension of various areas of health and will learn skills needed for

acquisition and application of advanced knowledge including current developments in their area of

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specialty Graduates will demonstrate effective scholarly writing and presentation as well as skills

needed to design perform compile and successfully defend a doctoral level dissertation The program

also provides students with the ability to make contributions by publishing in peer-reviewed journals

andor presenting research in professional conferences Students planning to enter an academic career

will learn skills for effective teaching in academic health profession programs

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health science

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications to specific areas of health sciences

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration

Admission Standards All applicants to the PhD Programs at TUI are required to possess the following

1 Have an earned Masters degree from an accredited college or university with at least 30

graduate level semester credits

2 Have a grade point average of 34 (on a 40 scale) on all work completed during the Masters

degree An official transcript of all prior academic work must be submitted

3 Possess analytical and critical thinking skills sufficient to deal with the doctoral program

demonstrated by a sample of research or academic publication Must submit a sample of

research oriented writing or publication

4 Possess writing and oral communication skills sufficient to conduct and deliver the results of

meaningful research Must submit an essay that includes current personal intellectual and

professional interests and why the student applies to the degree at TUI

5 Submit a current Curriculum Vita (Resume)

6 Possess information technology skills sufficient to effectively participate in the TUI PhD

pedagogical model

7 Possess Internet skills sufficient to effectively conduct research at a PhD level

8 Have successfully completed with a grade of B or better at least one course in Research

Methods or Statistics at the Masterrsquos or higher level If a student does not meet the research

requirement it can be met by successfully completing a Research Methods course from the TUI

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Masters program with a grade of B or better This course will be considered a prerequisite and

not included in the total number of PhD course units required by the students degree plan

9 International students must have minimum TOEFL of 55021379

You may apply only once to the TUI PhD program if denied no additional applications to the

same program will be accepted

Transfer Policies TUI accepts up to four semester credits of Doctoral level courses from accredited doctoral granting

institutions provided the transferred course meets the same general content standards as the TUI

course

Degree Requirements The PhD at TUI is a post Masterrsquos degree consisting of 44 semester credit hours of coursework which may be completed in six sessions with a load of 2 courses (8 credits) per session The program also consists of a research dissertation Based on the nature of independent research being conducted by each student the time needed to complete the dissertation will depend upon the individual student The PhD curriculum has the following components 1 Core Courses All students are required to take five (5) research methods courses and two (2) required theory courses in the field of health These courses provide the foundation for the elective courses which students may pursue in their specialized concentrations All courses are valued at four (4) semester credits The last course taken prior to the dissertation series is the required DHS699-Dissertation Proposal Seminar 2 Concentration Courses In addition to the required core courses there are four (4) concentration courses (electives) needed to complete the degree plan Students may select one concentration from an offering of three concentrations These courses are generally in the specific area of the research that the student will pursue All elective courses are valued at four (4) semester credits 3 Written and Oral Qualifying Students will be examined on their understanding of research methods and statistical concepts related to the research process 4 Dissertation Students demonstrate a synthesis of their doctoral study knowledge and scholarship with a significant quantitative research project that contributes to general principles of knowledge in the field(s) potentially impacted by the research Following the completion of the course work including the Dissertation Seminar (DHS 699) students will continue to work on the dissertation and register for subsequent sessions to DHS 700 701 702hellip The 700 series courses will appear in a separate section on the studentrsquos transcript dedicated to the dissertation

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Degree Requirements - Summary

Completion of 28 semester credit of core courses

Completion of 16 semester credit of elective courses

Successful completion of both oral and written Comprehensive exam

Successful completion of the Dissertation Seminar Prospectus (DHS699)

Successful defense of the dissertation proposal

Successful defense of the PhD dissertation and approval of the Dissertation Committee and

Program Director

Students in the doctoral degree programs must complete each doctoral course with a grade of B

(30) or better and maintain a cumulative GPA of 30 (B) or better for all courses applying toward the

degree

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

DHS600 - Research Methods in Health Sciences 4 Credits Description

DHS608 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics I 4 Credits Description

DHS612 - Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

DHS618 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics II 4 Credits Description

DHS620 - Linking Theory with Research 4 Credits Description

DHS652 - Research Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS699 - Dissertation Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS 700 through 711 ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

DHS 712 and above ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

Specialization Courses (16 Credits)

International Health EducatorResearcher

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of international health education and research

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in areas of international health education and research

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3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health education and research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health education and research

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

education and research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health education and research

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health education and research

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DHS621 - Curriculum in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

DHS623 - TeachingAdministration in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

International Health EducatorPractitioner

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge relevant to the international health practitioner

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their application

to the international health practitioner

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health

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DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH633 - Global Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

DIH635 - Geopolitical Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

Health Care Administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health care administration

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in health care administration

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of health

care administration

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

health care administration

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of health care

administration

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in health

care administration

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in health care administration

DHA619 - Current Issues in Health Administration Research 4 Credits Description

DHA621 - Health Care Law Regulation and Ethics 4 Credits Description

DHA623 - Advanced Leadership 4 Credits Description

DHA698 - Seminar in Strategic Planning for Health Organization 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

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2 Demonstrate basic research and evaluation skills applicable to the health education

3 Identify and distinguish between methods of promoting health and facilitating voluntary

changes in health behaviors

4 Identify and examine the role of the health educator as an advocate for health

5 Describe the economic political and social forces that impact the environment in which the

health educator functions

6 Demonstrate the ability to apply legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health

educator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health educator

Admission Standards

High school graduate

High school diploma or its equivalent

International students must have a TOEFL exam score of 50017361

High School transcripts will be required if transferring fewer than 36 credits into the BSHS

program

Transfer from other institutions up to 92 semester credits

Transfer from an accredited college or university or its international equivalent

Accepting transfer credits such as ACE CLEP DANTES and Excelsior

GPA 20 or better (the student may be accepted on a conditional basis if the overall GPA is

below 20)

All transferred courses must have the grade of C or better

General Education Degree Requirements

A minimum of 45 semester credits as described on page 4

In addition to satisfying the Universityrsquos GE requirements (page 4) students must complete an additional

Physical or Biological science course of at least 3 semester credits as a program GE requirement

Required Upper Division Core Courses (52 Semester Credits)

BHE302 ndash Intro to Health Education 4 Credits Description

BHE310 ndash Health Promotion and Disease Prevention 4 Credits Description

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BHE314 ndash Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHE324 ndash Principles of TeachingClient Groups 4 Credits Description

BHE400 ndash Principles of Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

BHE418 ndash Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHE499 ndash Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

BHS328 ndash Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS365 ndash Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 ndash Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS420 ndash Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS426 ndash Quacks Cures and Consumers 4 Credits Description

BHS450 ndash Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

Upper Division Elective Courses 3 courses 12 semester credits Students may choose to take these

courses as a concentrationcertificate option or from any of the courses listed in the

concentrationcertificate categories below Concentrations requirements are 3 courses (12 semester

credits) and certificate programs require 4 courses (16 semester credits) Students who complete a

desired concentration area or certificate within the HE concentration will receive a BSHS degree with a

concentration in Health Education and desired area of emphasis Health Science Certifications offered

with the Health Educator concentration are described in further detail beginning on page 27

Concentration in Chemical Dependency (3 Courses)

This concentration familiarizes the entry level health educator with the physiological sociological and

psychological effects and dynamics related to addiction and chemical dependency The role of the

health professional in promoting effective stress management and healthy coping behaviors is taught

BHE421 - Alcohol and Substance Abuse 4 Credits Description

BHE423 - Tobacco Smoking and Health 4 Credits Description

BHS400 - Stress Management 4 Credits Description

Concentration in School Health (3 Courses)

This concentration familiarizes the entry level health educator with issues related to child and

adolescent health including family structure physical and emotional health and risk-taking behaviors

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BHE427 - Issues in School Health 4 Credits Description

BHE431 - Obesity and Eating Disorders 4 Credits Description

BHE437 - Adolescent Health 4 Credits Description

Concentration in Expert Legal Nurse Consultant (Concentration Requires 3 of the Following 4

Courses)

This concentration examines the relationship between law and health care including the legal rights and

responsibilities of patients as well as the role of the legal nurse consultant Courses focus on tools and

techniques for researching identifying and applying analytical principles and the specifics of legal

analysis including preparation of case briefs

BHE445 - Introduction to Law and the Litigation Process 4 Credits Description

BHE447 - Legal Research and Analysis 4 Credits Description

BHE449 - TortsPersonal Litigation 4 Credits Description

BHE451 - Case Evaluation and Report Writing 4 Credits Description

Certificate in Family Health (Certificate Requires All 4 Courses)

BHE433 - Maternal-Neonatal Health 4 Credits Description

BHE435 - Infant and Children at Risk 4 Credits Description

BHE415 - Community and Domestic Violence 4 Credits Description

BHE439 - Issues in Family Planning 4 Credits Description

Certificate in Nutrition (Certificate Requires All 4 Courses)

BHE411 - Human Nutrition 4 Credits Description

BHE413 - Nutrition and Disease 4 Credits Description

BHE417 - Nutrition throughout the Life Cycle 4 Credits Description

BHE419 - Sports Nutrition and Weight Control 4 Credits Description

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Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management (Certificate Requires 4 Courses from the

Following)

BHS411 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS412 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS417 - Emergency Planning and Operation 4 Credits Description

BHS419 - Risk Assessment 4 Credits Description

Total Required Credits for the BSHS Degree- Health Educator Concentration 124 Credits

BS in Health Science Health Care Management Health Care Management is an important area of specialization in the health field The health care

manager is faced with a dynamic and changing environment with a challenge of balancing high quality

care with affordable cost The health care manager of the 21st century needs to be knowledgeable of

the basic managerial aspects of an organization as well as the new developments in the health field and

technology Additionally the Health Care Management program is designed to provide health care

professionals with an opportunity to increase their knowledge and skills in the principal functions of

management The coursework in health care management will help develop analytical and problem-

solving skills required of managers in the health care system Individuals will learn to recognize and

appreciate the economic political and social environment in which health care is delivered The program

is also designed to provide students with basic research skills to collect and evaluate data upon which

managers must base their decisions Students will also develop awareness of legal and ethical issues in

health care organizations and use ethical reasoning to resolve them

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Identify and discuss theories and practices relevant to contemporary health care management

2 Demonstrate basic research and evaluation skills applicable to health care management

3 Identify and distinguish between developments and advances relevant to the field of health care

management

4 Identify and examine the role of the health care manager as a member of the multidisciplinary

health care team

5 Describe the economic political and social forces that impact the environment in which the

health care manager functions

6 Demonstrate the ability to apply legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health care

manager

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7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health care manager

Admission Standards

High school graduate

High school diploma or its equivalent

International students must have a TOEFL exam score of 50017361

High School transcripts will be required if transferring fewer than 36 credits into the BSHS

program

Transfer from other institutions up to 92 semester credits

Transfer from an accredited college or university or its international equivalent

Accepting transfer credits such as ACE CLEP DANTES and Excelsior

GPA 20 or better (the student may be accepted on a conditional basis if the overall GPA is

below 20)

All transferred courses must have the grade of C or better

General Education Degree Requirements

A minimum of 45 semester credits as described on page 4

In addition to satisfying the Universityrsquos GE requirements (page 4) students must complete an additional

Physical or Biological science course of at least 3 semester credits as a program GE requirement

Required Upper Division Core Courses (52 Semester Credits)

BHE314 - Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resources Management 4 Credits Description

BHM443 - Legal Aspects of Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

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BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS427 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Upper Division Electives (12 Semester Credits from the Following List)

BHE415 - Community and Domestic Violence 4 Credits Description

BHM411 - Long Term Care 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHM496 - Occupational Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS400 - Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHS412 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Mgt 4 Credits Description

BHS417- Emergency Planning and Operation 4 Credits Description

BHS419 - Risk Assessment 4 Credits Description

Total Required Credits for the BSHS Degree- Health Care Management Concentration 124

Credits

BS in Health Science Environmental Health Sciences The concentration in Environmental Health Sciences is designed to equip our students with an

understanding of the fundamental interrelationships between environmental quality and human health

The courses cover ways in which human activities impact the air water and soil on local and global

scales as well as the regulations that have been set in place for environmental protection Students will

tackle complex current and emerging issues in the discipline and examine ways to manage the

environment responsibly for human health protection

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Objectives

1 Identify and discuss theories and practices relevant to contemporary environmental health science

2 Demonstrate basic research and evaluation skills applicable to environmental health science

3 Identify and distinguish between developments and advances relevant to environmental health science

4 Identify and examine the role of the environmental health specialist in promoting environmental quality and human health

5 Describe the economic political and social forces that impact the practice of environmental health

6 Demonstrate the ability to apply legal and ethical practice and decision making in professional practice

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an environmental health specialist

Admission Standards

High school graduate

High school diploma or its equivalent

International students must have a TOEFL exam score of 50017361

High School transcripts will be required if transferring fewer than 36 credits into the BSHS

program

Transfer from other institutions up to 92 semester credits

Transfer from an accredited college or university or its international equivalent

Accepting transfer credits such as ACE CLEP DANTES and Excelsior etc

GPA 20 or better (the student may be accepted on a conditional basis if the overall GPA is

below 20)

All transferred courses must have the grade of C or better

The transferred course(s) must meet the same general content standards as the TUI course that

the credit is transferred to

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General Education Degree Requirements

A minimum of 45 semester credits as described on page 4

In addition to satisfying the Universityrsquos GE requirements (page 4) students must complete an additional

Physical or Biological science course of at least 3 semester credits as a program GE requirement

Required Upper Division Core Courses (13 Courses 52 Semester Credits)

BHE310 - Health Promotion and Disease Prevention 4 Credits Description

BHE314 - Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHE400 - Principles of Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

BHE418 ndash Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS432 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

BHS434 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

BHS436 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

BHS438 - Hazardous Materials 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS440 - EntomologyPest Control 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS442 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

BHS490- Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Upper Division Elective Courses (3 Courses 12 Semester Credits from the Following List)

BHS433 ndash Water Quality 4 Credits Description

BHS435 - Housing 4 Credits Description

BHS439 ndash Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

BHS441 ndash Noise Control 4 Credits Description

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Total Required Credits for the BSHS Degree- Environmental Health Sciences Concentration

124 Credits

BS in Health Science Health Care Professional Degree Completion The TUI College of Health Sciences professional degree completion Program is designed for health care

professionals who graduated from accredited certificate andor associate degree programs and who

wish to acquire baccalaureate level competencies in health sciences theory and in health care

professional issues

There are a large number of health care professionals who are qualified by academic and clinical

education and formal certification designed to provide patient evaluation and care but without

baccalaureate degree Many employers are requiring or strongly urging that the health care

professional have a minimum of a baccalaureate degree to practice The result is that experienced and

new health care professionals with certificates or associate degrees are searching for baccalaureate

degree completion programs which will allow them to complete degree requirements while working

part time or full time

The TUI College of Health Sciences professional degree completion programs for health care

professionals is specially designed for adult learners who are working in their professions while

completing required coursework for the BS in Health Sciences

TUI offers a unique degree completion program for Physician Assistants Radiologic Technologist Lab

Technicians and Respiratory Therapists who have graduated from an accredited associate degree

andor recognized certificate program

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Identify and discuss theories and practices relevant to professional practice

2 Demonstrate basic research and evaluation skills applicable to professional practice

3 Identify and distinguish between developments and advances relevant to a chosen professional

practice

4 Identify and examine the role of the professional as a member of the multidisciplinary health

care team

5 Describe the economic political and social forces that impact a chosen professional practice

6 Demonstrate the ability to apply legal and ethical practice and decision making in professional

practice

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills in professional practice

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Admission Standards (for Physician Assistant Radiologic Respiratory Therapy and Laboratory Technician Health Care Management and Health Sciences options)

Applicants must hold an associate degree (Associate of ArtsAssociate of Science) or a licensecertificate

in a health related field of practice If the applicant does not hold an associate degree (Associate of

ArtsAssociate of Science) meeting TUIrsquos General Education requirements but is currently licensed or

certified in a health related field a minimum of 60 lower division baccalaureateassociate semester

credits including 45 GE credits (as listed on page 4) are required through transfer credits from an

accredited institutioncollege or have to be completed at Trident University Only professional credits

for which the respective certificatelicense has been received will be considered for transfer credit

toward the professional credits category Up to 28 professional credits can count towards the degree

The total number of credits required for the degree is 124

NOTE

Other associates degrees including CCAF Associatersquos degrees may qualify after review and approval by the College

General Education Degree Requirements

A minimum of 45 semester credits as described on page 4

Physician Assistant Option

TUI offers a unique degree completion program for Physician Assistants The program is designed for

individuals who are certified physician assistants (PA) having graduated from an accredited PA

certificate or PA associates program

Note TUI-College of Health Sciences may have a specific articulation agreement with individual PA

Programs Please consult with your Program Director for specific details

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHE 314 Environmental Health amp Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 320 Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 312 Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

Radiologic Option

TUI offers a unique degree completion program for Radiologic Technologists The program is designed

for individuals who are certified Radiologic Technologists (RT) having graduated from an accredited RT

certificate or RT associates program

Note TUI-College of Health Sciences may have a specific articulation agreement with individual RT

Programs Please consult with your Program Director for specific details

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

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BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHE 314 Environmental Health amp Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 320 Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 312 Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

Respiratory Therapy Option

TUI offers a unique Respiratory Therapy Option in the professional degree completion concentration It

is designed for individuals who are in the field of Respiratory Therapy and have graduated with an

accredited Respiratory Therapy associates degree andor from a recognized Respiratory Therapy

Certificate Program with transferable academic credits

Note TUI-College of Health Sciences may have a specific articulation agreement with individual

Respiratory Therapy Programs Please consult with your Program Director for specific details

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHE 314 Environmental Health amp Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 320 Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 312 Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

Laboratory Technician Option

TUI offers a unique professional degree completion concentration for Laboratory Technicians It is

designed for individuals who are in the field of Laboratory Technology and have graduated with an

accredited Laboratory Technician associates degree or from a recognized Laboratory Technicians

certificate program with transferable upper division credits

Note TUI-College of Health Sciences may have a specific articulation agreement with individual

Laboratory Technician Programs Please consult with your Program Director for specific details

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHE 314 Environmental Health amp Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 320 Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 312 Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

Health Care Management

TUI offers a unique professional degree completion concentration in Health Care Management It is

designed for individuals who are licensed or certified in the field of Allied Health have either graduated

from an accredited AS degree program or have completed transferrable credits and who are

interested in a bachelorrsquos degree in health sciences with an emphasis in health care management

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHE314 - Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHM443- Legal Aspects of Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

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BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHS 365 Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS 455 Computers amp Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS328 Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

Health Sciences

TUI offers a general professional degree completion concentration in Health Sciences It is designed for

individuals who are licensed or certified in the field of Allied Health have graduated from an accredited

AS degree program or have completed transferrable credits and are interested in a bachelorrsquos degree

in health sciences

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHS 365 Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS 455 Computers amp Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS328 Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

IDCs - Independent Duty Corpsmen

Independent Duty Corpsmen play a significant role in providing health care for servicemen and women

and their families TUI has joined the few universities who provide opportunities to complete a BS

degree at the students location with no residency requirement The BS in Health Sciences-Health Care

Management will provide IDCs the opportunity to enhance their knowledge base to obtain advanced

educational credentials and to be eligible for promotion in the Navy TUI developed a specifically

tailored BS in Health Sciences-degree completion program for IDCs The program is built on the

strengths of the IDC program and provides a combination of opportunities to fulfill requirements for a

Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences (BSHS) - Health Care Management IDCrsquos who complete the

course work for the degree will be prepared to continue their education in any Masters program such

as a Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Public Health or a Master of Science in

Health Sciences with a specialization in Health Care Management

The Bachelors degree is a 124-credit program consisting of 44 credits of advanced standing (from IDC

C school) a minimum of 45 general education credits an additional 3 credits lower division free

electives as a program GE requirement and 32 upper division credits of TUI coursework

Admission Standards

This program is specifically designed for those military personnel who have completed the IDC program

At this time only military personnel are eligible for this degree program with the following

qualifications

Surface Force IDC - NEC 8425

Submarine Force IDC - NEC 8402

Deep Sea Diving IDC - NEC 8494

Fleet Marine Force Recon IDC - NEC 8403

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Special Operations IDC - NEC 8491

Program Requirements

General Education (at TUI or transfer) A minimum of 45 Credits

Additional Electives 3 Credits

Upper and Lower Transfer Credits from IDC ldquoCrdquo School 44 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses 20 Credits

Upper Division Elective Courses 12 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses (20 Semester Credits)

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Upper Division Elective Courses (12 Semester Credits from the Following List)

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS411 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

PMTs - Preventive Medicine Technicians

TUI offers a unique degree completion program for professional Preventative Medicine Technicians The

program is designed for individuals who play a significant role in the provision of health care for Navy

and Marine Corps personnel TUIs Bachelor in Health Sciences with Health Care Management

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concentration allows personnel who have completed the Navy School of Health Sciences PMT program

to continue their education in their own homes on their own schedules This online program

compliments the strengths of the Navy technician program by offering additional instruction in health

care management ethics policy delivery systems emergency and disaster response and computer and

information systems PMTs that complete this Bachelor in Health Sciences will be fully prepared to

continue their education in any Public Health or Health Sciences program

The Bachelors degree is a 124-credit program consisting of 44 credits of advanced standing from the

Navy School of Health Sciences PMT program a minimum of 45 lower division general education credits

an additional 3 credits of lower division free electives as a program GE requirement and 32 upper

division credits of TUI coursework

Admission Standards

This program is specifically designed for those military personnel who have completed the PMT

program At this time only graduates of the Navy School of Health Sciences in PMT are eligible for this

program

Program Requirements

General Education (at TUI or transfer) A minimum of 45 Credits

Additional Electives 3 Credits

Upper and Lower PMT Program Transfer 44 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses 20 Credits

Upper Division Elective Courses 12 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses (20 Semester Credits)

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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Required Upper Division Elective Courses (12 Semester Credits from the Following List)

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS411 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

PMTrsquos will also have the option of completing the following program degree completion

PMT ndashBSHS Emphasis in Environmental Sciences

Admission Standards

This program is specifically designed for those military personnel who have completed the PMT

program At this time only graduates of the Navy School of Health Sciences in PMT are eligible for this

program

General Education (at TUI or transfer) A minimum of 45 Credits

Additional Electives 15 Credits

Upper Division Core Courses Transfer from PMT 28 Credits

Upper Elective Course Transfer from PMT 4 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses 24 Credits

Upper Division Elective Courses 8 Credits

BSHS Environmental Sciences CORE courses that would transfer 28 credits

BHE310 - Health Promotion and Disease Prevention 4 Credits Description

BHE314 - Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHE400 - Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

BHS434 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

BHS436 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

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BHS438 - Hazardous Materials 4 Credits Description

BHS440 - EntomologyPest Control 4 Credits Description

BSHS Environmental Sciences Elective requirement that would transfer 4 credits

BHS439 - Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

TUI Courses 32 credits (must be taken at TUI)

Required Upper Division Core Courses (24 Semester Credits)

BHE418 - Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS432 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS442 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

BHS490 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Required Upper Division Elective Courses (8 Semester Credits)

BHS433 - BHS433 Water Quality 4 Credits Description

BHS435 - Housing 4 Credits Description

BHS441 - Noise Control 4 Credits Description

Health Science Undergraduate Certificates TUI offers Undergraduate and Graduate Certificates as part of the Undergraduate or Graduate programs

respectively

Students may apply to a specific program where the certificate is usually a special trackconcentration

within the program Students categorically -- can only enroll in degree programs even though they may

receive documentation of having passed certain benchmarks A certificate is a benchmark reached

after completion of 4 (or more courses) within a specific program such as BSHS ndash Emergency and

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Disaster Management The benefit is that a student who completes a cluster of courses reaching the

benchmark may receive the certificate and continue with hisher degree program

The BS in Health Science program offers three (3) undergraduate certificates The certificate courses

may be taken as part of the program or taken as an extension of the program Students in the BS in

Health Sciences interested in one of the following Certificates - Nutrition Emergency and Disaster

Management or Family Health - must successfully complete all the required courses for the bachelors

degree and all four certificate courses Upon completion students will be eligible for a Certificate in the

respective program in addition to the BS in Health Sciences degree A total of 128 credits are required

for the BS in Health Sciences with Certificate in Nutrition Emergency and Disaster Management or

Family Health

All students seeking an Undergraduate Certificate must be admitted to TUI as a regularly admitted

undergraduate student

Academic Requirements

To be awarded the undergraduate certificate the student must earn a minimum ldquoCrdquo (20) in the courses that constitute the certificate with an overall program GPA of ldquoCrdquo (20) or better Programs may require higher academic requirements for their specific certificates

Certificate in Nutrition

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Nutrition provides a theoretical and philosophical

foundation in principles of human nutrition including nutrition through the life cycle and nutrition and

disease

Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits)

BHE411 - Human Nutrition 4 Credits Description

BHE413 - Nutrition and Disease 4 Credits Description

BHE417 - Nutrition throughout the Life Cycle 4 Credits Description

BHE419 - Sports Nutrition and Weight Control 4 Credits Description

Certificate in Family Health

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Family Health provides a theoretical and

philosophical foundation in principles of health promotion planning implementation and

assessment of health education related to the family

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Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits)

BHE433 - Maternal-Neonatal Health 4 Credits Description

BHE435 - Infant and Children at Risk 4 Credits Description

BHE415 - Community and Domestic Violence 4 Credits Description

BHE439 - Issues in Family Planning 4 Credits Description

Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Emergency and Disaster Management provides

a theoretical and philosophical foundation in principles of risk assessment and planning related to

terrorism and other emergencies and disasters

Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits Choose Four (4) Courses from the Following)

BHS411 - Issues in Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS412 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS417 - Emergency Planning and Operation 4 Credits Description

BHS419 - Risk Assessment 4 Credits Description

Health Science Undergraduate Graduation Requirements

Requirement for Graduation

To qualify for graduation with a BS in Health Sciences a student must have successfully fulfilled the

following requirements

Complete each of the required core courses with a C (20) or better

Maintain an overall GPA of 20 (C) or better for all coursework toward the degree

Master of Science in Health Sciences The TUI College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a variety of

concentrationsspecialties The goal of the program is to provide students with the knowledge and skills

needed for effective managerial and leadership careers in various health fields Students will learn to

discern among implement and evaluate new developments and advances in fields of health practice

including health education health care management public health emergency and disaster

management as well as others Individuals will learn to balance the needs of health practice within

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various sociopolitical and economic environments The program is also designed to provide students

with the ability to critically evaluate research findings in applicable fields of practice Students will

develop knowledge and skills in ethical and legal decision making The program also promotes

educational opportunities for career advancement employment mobility and lifelong learning

opportunities

Program Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion of their respective program option graduates should be able to

1 Critically evaluate scientific literature in the field of health sciences

2 Apply quantitative reasoning skills to evaluate scientific data or other health information

3 Identify and apply appropriate models and theories to approach and address health andor

healthcare problems or issues

4 Develop effective written documents and presentations as professionally appropriate at the health

andor healthcare administrative level eg reports proposals PowerPoint presentations educational

materials etc

5 Evaluate multiple or competing perspectivesoptions and recommend an appropriate plan or course

of action for a health andor healthcare problem or issue

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

Pre-requisite courses may be required in the Health Sciences program based on concentration selected

International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may transfer up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos level

program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must meet

the same general content standards as the TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MS degree in Health Sciences students must successfully fulfill both of the following

requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

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MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management The TUI (TUI) College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a

specialty in Health Care Management

The goal of the program is to provide students with the knowledge and skills needed for effective

managerial and leadership careers in the health field The program promotes educational opportunities

for career advancement employment mobility and lifelong learning opportunities to health care

professionals

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to contemporary health

care management

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health care management

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the health care manager functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to health care management

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues faced by the

health care manager

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health care

manager

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health care manager

Degree Requirements

The MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management Specialization requires successful completion of

40 semester credits A final culminating project and an integrative paper are included

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

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Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHM501 - Management and Organizational Behavior 4 Credits Description

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM507 - Quality Assurance in Hospital Healthcare Organizations 4 Credits Description

MHM509 - Quality Assurance in Managed Care 4 Credits Description

MHM511 - Quality Assurance in Long Term Care Nursing Homes 4 Credits Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems 4 Credits Description

MHM525 - Marketing in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHM535 - Hospital Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

NCM501 - Foundation of Conflict Management 4 Credits Description

NCM511 - Mediation and Arbitration 4 Credits Description

NCM512 - Negotiation Strategies 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciences - International Health TUI-College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a specialty in

International Health The goal is to provide quality education and training to individuals seeking a

graduate degree in international health specialty and to current practitioners or scientists seeking to

fulfill their academic aspirations by achieving and earning an advanced degree in the field of

international health perspective

In the twenty-first century we continue to witness great inequities in access to availability of basic

health care services around the globe Developing regions of the world continue to suffer from

significant public health problems Poverty ethnic tensions violence political instability urban decay

and natural and environmental hazards as well as poor population growth control continue to dominate

the scene in many countries

Graduates of the MS degree in Health Sciences with specialization in International Health will be able to

fill positions in governmental and private national and international organizations The program

emphasizes cross cultural awareness planning implementing and evaluating sustainable health care

development programs for communities and nations develop studentsrsquo skills and ability to assess needs

and develop priorities with limited resources

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Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to international health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in international health

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact

international health

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to international health

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in

international health

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in international health

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an international health professional

Degree Requirements

The MS degree in Health Sciences -International Health Specialty requires successful completion of 40

semester credits a final culminating project and an integrative paper

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MIH502 - Introduction to Intrsquol Health 4 Credits Description

MIH508 - Health Policy in Developing Countries 4 Credits Description

MIH512 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

MIH514 - Cross Cultural Perspectives 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

MIH599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MIH523 - Disaster Humanitarian Emergencies 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MIH543 - Perspective on Abuse and Violence 4 Credits Description

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Total Credits for MS in Health Sciences- International Health specialization

MS Core Courses 20 Credits

MS Electives 16 Credits

Culminating Project 4 Credits

Total 40 Credits

To qualify for graduation with a MS in Health Sciences with a specialization in International Health a

student must have successfully fulfilled all of the following requirements

1 Completed each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

2 Maintained an overall GPA of ldquoB (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying

toward the degree

Health Care Management ndash Informatics Health Informatics Concentration focuses on the application of computer information systems to health

care and public health Informatics extends beyond simply using the computer as a tool for computation

into the process of knowledge acquisition storage retrieval representation and manipulation A major

focus of Informatics is the support of information systems for reasoning decision-making and learning

Health Informatics encompasses the fields of information science computer information systems and

educational technology in support of health care delivery education and management Health

Informatics is a body of knowledge and a set of techniques to organize and manage information in

support of research education and patient care

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to application of computer

information systems to health care and public health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health informatics

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact health

informatics

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to health informatics

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in health

informatics

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in health informatics

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills in health informatics

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Degree Requirements

The MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management Concentration in Health Informatics requires

successful completion of 40 semester credits A final culminating project and an integrative paper are

included

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHI500 - Introduction to Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI502 - Information Systems in the Delivery of Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHI504 - Systems Analysis for Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI506 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Systems Development in Health Informatics

4 Credits Description

MHI508 - Health Information Systems Security 4 Credits Description

To qualify for graduation with a MS in Health Sciences Health Care Management in Health Informatics

a student must have successfully fulfilled both of the following requirements

Completed each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

Maintained an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying

toward the degree

MS in Health Sciences ndash Public Health The Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Public Health is designed to provide

health care professionals and other qualified applicants with advanced knowledge and practical tools in

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public health and health care management Graduates of the program will be able to seek managerial

and leadership positions in the field of public health and health care administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to public health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings relevant to public health

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the public health professional functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to service in public health

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in public

health

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in public health

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a public health professional

Degree Requirements

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MPH502 - Introduction to Public Health 4 Credits Description

MPH504 - Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MIH512 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

MIH514 - Cross Cultural perspectives 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory Based Research 4 Credits Description

MPH599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy 4 Credits Description

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems 4 Credits Description

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MIH543 - Perspectives on Abuse and Violence 4 Credits Description

MHE510 - Occupational Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

MPH503 - Infertility and Public Health 4 Credits Description

MSin Health Sciences -- Emergency and Disaster Management The Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Emergency and Disaster Management

prepares students to provide leadership in major emergencies and disasters including terrorism This

specialization provides individuals planning to hold leadership position as emergency professionals in

government and industry with the skills to respond effectively when emergencies and disasters strike

and provide leadership in those situations Students will learn to analyze disaster threats write

emergency plans to meet state and federal guidelines understand problems facing response teams and

communicate knowledgeably with expert advisors in crisis

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues faced by the

emergency and disaster management professional

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an emergency and disaster management

professional

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology 4 Credits Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits Description

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MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster 4 Credits Description

MHE599 - Culminating Projects 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE510 - Occupation Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

MHE513 - Risk Assessment and Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE518 - Education in Emergency 4 Credits Description

MPH502 - Introduction to Public Health 4 Credits Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciencesndash Health Education The Master of Science in Health Sciences - Health Education specialization prepares professionals to

administer and develop health education programs to implement health education processes and

concepts to understand current health issues and to master skills and knowledge appropriate to

leadership positions in the field

Students should note that the MS in Health Sciences Health Education concentration is not a certificate

or credentialing program TUI cannot grant or certify any student for a credential as a teacher or

administrator As the requirements for credentialinglicensurecertification vary from state to state

students are urged to contact their state of residence or employment for information on specific

requirementscriteria

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to contemporary health

education

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health education

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the health educator functions

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4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to professional practice in health

education

5 Develop and implement plans for promoting health and facilitating voluntary changes in health

behaviors

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health educator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health educator

Degree Requirements

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD506 - Cultural and Cross-Cultural Perspectives in Health 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

MHD510 - Research in Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD599 - Capstone Integrative Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging and Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health and Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy and Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciences - Clinical Research Administration Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Clinical Research Administration a growing

field for health professionals who are interested in overseeing the administration and progress of clinical

trials in various health care facilities usually sponsored by a pharmaceutical company or biologics or

devices companies

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A Clinical Research Administrator is a health professional who manages the various aspects of the

clinical trial not only the health aspects but also the administrative aspects The Clinical Research

Administrator supervises the conduct of clinical trials at a clinical site Individuals who work in the area

of Clinical Research Administration come from very diverse areas such as Nursing Clinical Laboratory

Nutrition Respiratory Therapy Rehabilitation Sciences Physician Assistants IDC PMT Physical Therapy

Medicine to name a few

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to clinical research

administration

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in clinical research

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the clinical research administrator functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to professional practice in clinical

research administration

5 Develop and implement plans for supervising clinical research studies

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a clinical research

administrator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a clinical research administrator

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

CRA502 - Bioethics and Legal Perspectives 4 Credits Description

CRA548 - Research Methods for Health Professionals 4 Credits Description

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA554 - Human Trials 4 Credits Description

CRA599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

CRA500 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

CRA503 - Clinical Research Funding 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

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CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

CRA509 - Scientific Reporting 4 Credits Description

Joint Degree Program The College of Business Administration and the College of Health Sciences have joined forces to offer a

Dual MS-MBA program that result in conferral of a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree and

a Master of Science in Health Sciences with a concentration in Health Care Management (MSHS) degree

Admission Requirements

The student needs to apply specifically to the dual degree program when applying to the

university

The MSMBA degree requires total of 64 credit hours 32 credits from each program The

student may choose which program heshe completes first

Dual degree students must satisfy the curriculum and graduation requirements of both the MBA

and MSHS programs and follow their degree plan CAP599 the Integrated Capstone course

must be the last course taken after the required courses in both the MSHS ndash Concentration in

Health Care Management and the MBA program have been taken

Students withdrawing from the dual degree program before completing both degrees will only

receive credit toward graduation for such courses that qualify toward a single degree program

In this situation students will take the capstone course for the single degree program they wish

to complete (MHM599 for the MSHS or BUS599 for the MBA) The CAP599 integrated capstone

is only applicable for the Dual Degree

The MBA and MS degrees will be awarded upon successful completion of the requirements of

the entire dual degree program

Dual Degree Requirements

MBA ndash Masters in Business Administration (8 Courses 32 Credits)

ACC501 ndash Accounting for Decision Making 4 Credits Description

ETH501 ndash Business Ethics 4 Credits Description

FIN501 ndash Strategic Corporate Finance 4 Credits Description

ITM501 ndash Management Information Systems and Business Strategy 4 Credits Description

MGT501 ndash Management and Organizational Behavior 4 Credits Description

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MGT599 ndash Strategic Management 4 Credits Description

MKT501 ndash Strategic Marketing 4 Credits Description

OPM500 ndash Operation Management for Managers 4 Credits Description

MSHS ndash Concentration in Health Care Management (8 Courses 32 Credits)

MHM505 ndash Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 ndash Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM522 ndash Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM535 ndash Hospital Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH521 ndash Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MIH527 ndash Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MIH548 ndash Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

CAP599 ndash Integrative Capstone Course in Health Care Business Management

4 Credits Description

Graduate Certificates

Admission Standards

Possess a baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in health health science

or related field with a minimum GPA of 25 Submit transcripts of undergraduate and all prior

graduate work

Submit copies of any licenses and board certifications held

Academic Requirements

To be awarded the graduate certificate the student must earn a minimum ldquoB-rdquo (267) in the courses

that constitute the certificate with an overall program GPA of ldquoBrdquo (30) or better Programs may require

higher academic requirements for their specific certificates

Emergency and Disaster Management

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management is to provide the

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theoretical and philosophical foundations in principles of risk assessment emergency planning and

methodology related to terrorism and disaster relief

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHE507 - Bio- Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology 4 Credits Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits Choose one (1) course from the following)

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

MHE513 - Risk Assessment and Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE518 - Education in Emergency 4 Credits Description

Quality Assurance

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Quality Assurance is to provide administrators and practitioners

holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques used to achieve and

ensure quality health care delivery The focus will be on presenting the analytical tools and techniques

that will allow the health care administrator and professional to analyze assess and improve health

outcomes consumer satisfaction accountability and the processes within the organization that ensure

ongoing quality improvement The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit courses

designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in analyzing

developing and directing quality systems in the workplace

Required Course (16 Credits)

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM507 - Quality Assurance in Hospitals Healthcare Organizations 4 Credits Description

MHM509 - Quality Assurance in Managed Care 4 Credits Description

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MHM511 - Quality Assurance in Long Term Care Nursing Homes 4 Credits Description

Health Informatics

The graduate certificate in Health Informatics focuses on the application of computer information

systems to health care and public health and it is intended for students with a background in health

who wish to be prepared to apply current computer technology to the management of health care

services The certificate consists of the four following required courses

Required Courses (16 Credits)

Please select four (4) courses from the following

MHI500 - Introduction to Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI502 - Information Systems in the Delivery of Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHI504 - Systems Analysis for Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI506 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Systems Development in Health Informatics

4 Credits Description

MHI508 - Health Information Systems Security 4 Credits Description

Clinical Research Administration

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Clinical Research Administration is to provide administrators and

practitioners holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques to manage

the various aspects of clinical trial The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit

courses designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in the

administration of clinical research at a clinical site

Required Courses (16 Credits)

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

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Health Education The graduate certificate coursework in health education provides a theoretical and philosophical

foundation in principles of health promotion planning assessment and community health

education based on a synthesis of knowledge drawn from the physical biological social and

behavioral sciences Through the case study method students develop critical thinking skills in

community organization needs assessment and education strategies for individuals and groups

Students interested in the Certified Health Education Specialist exam who do not possess a

baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in the Health Sciences or Health

Professions concentrating in Health Education Community Health Education Public Health Education

School Health Education etc may be required to earn additional units in order to qualify for the National

Certification Exam Students are urged to contact NCHEC regarding eligibility and requirements for the

exam

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits)

Please choose one (1) course from the following

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging amp Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health amp Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy amp Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

Environmental Health Science The Certificate Program in Environmental Health Sciences is offered for those persons working in the

field of environmental health who need to develop their formal education in specific elements of the

field of environmental health Environmental Health consists of those organized activities undertaken to

protect and enhance the publicrsquos health through the recognition assessment and control of

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46

environmental hazards with focus on biological chemical and physical hazards The two major aspects in

an environmental health program are the prevention of disease and the protection and promotion of

human well being

The certificate consists of four of the following required courses (16 credits)

MHS523 - Principles of Environmental Health 4 Credits Description

MHS525 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

MHS527 - Water Quality 4 Credits Description

MHS529 - Housing 4 Credits Description

MHS531 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

MHS533 - Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

MHS535 - Noise Control 4 Credits Description

MHS537 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

Conflict Resolution Management

Conflict is an inevitable part of our professional and personal lives As conflict has an adverse effect on

organizational goal attainment there has been a growing need to understand the sources of conflict

and consequently manage it by applying the appropriate approach and strategy All organizations across

all fields and industries share a common resource ndash people ndash who interact and perform under various

and demanding conditions and all potentially conducive to inter-personal and intra-organizational

conflict The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Conflict Resolution Management is to provide those

professionals in business health or education to master the advanced concepts and techniques of

conflict resolution management Unilateral Bilateral and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) which

will enable them to understand overcome and move beyond conflict The certificate consists of a series

of three graduate-level credit courses designed to provide graduates with knowledge and skills and a

capstone course oriented towards addressing most common real-life situations

Required Courses (16 Credits)

NCM501 - Foundations of Conflict Resolutions 4 Credits Description

NCM511 - Mediation and Arbitration 4 Credits Description

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NCM512 - Negotiation Strategies 4 Credits Description

NCM599 - Capstone Course 4 Credits Description

Master of Science in Health Administration Propelled by broad trends such as demographic growth an ageing population medical innovation and

increased public awareness the field of Health Administration offers rewarding and challenging career

opportunities in the 21st century The Master of Science in Health Administration (MSHA) degree caters

to real world practical needs and focuses on implementing the knowledge and skills needed for effective

administrative leadership roles in organizations throughout the complex healthcare ecosystem This

degree provides graduates with a strong knowledge base in all aspects of Health Administration

including management delivery systems finance ethics regulation and human resources

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Identify and apply appropriate models and theories to approach and address administrative

healthcare problems or issues

2 Evaluate multiple or competing perspectives and options and recommend appropriate

administrative plans or courses of action for a healthcare problem or issue

3 Apply quantitative skills and methods to evaluate healthcare datainformation

4 Critically evaluate professional literature in the field of health administration

5 Develop effective written documents and presentations as professionally appropriate at the

healthcare administrative level eg executive reports business plans and presentations

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

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Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Healthcare Management concentration may be able to

transfer to the MS in Health Administration degree program however students may not complete

the MSHS with a concentration in Healthcare Management and seek a second degree in the MS in

Health Administration program Students are urged to contact their academic advisor with any

questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSHA degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSHA degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHA506 - Health Care Systems Organization

4 Credits Description

MHA507 - Health Care Delivery Systems

4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems

4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration

4 Credits Description

MHM525 - Marketing in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHA599 - MSHA Capstone Course 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 MHM502

MHM514 MHM522 MHM525 Plus 3 Electives

Description

Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance

4 Credits

Description

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MHM501 - Management and Organizational Behavior

4 Credits

Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care

4 Credits Description

NCM501 - Foundation of Conflict Management

4 Credits

Description

Master of Science in Emergency and Disaster Management Each year people across the world are confronted by disasters As can be witnessed by world events

the ability of a nation state or community to plan for and respond to emergencies and disasters is

essential in mitigating the potentially catastrophic consequences of natural and man-made disasters

The Master of Science in Emergency amp Disaster Management (MSEDM) is designed for both military and

civilian students with experience responding to national and global humanitarian crises terrorist-based

events and natural disasters This program provides graduates with the skills to succeed in emergency

and disaster professions in the military federal state and local government and industry

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Apply effective solutions and responses to problems of a physical and psychological nature

experienced in a disaster aftermath

3 Develop emergency plans that meet state and federal guideline and demonstrate effective

communication skills

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

6 Analyze and evaluate disaster threats to public health infrastructure to effectively integrate and

develop coordinated responses with various agencies in disaster mitigation

7 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

8 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

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International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Emergency and Disaster Management concentration may be

able to transfer to the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management degree program however

students may not complete the MSHS with a concentration in Emergency and Disaster Management

and seek a second degree in the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management program Students are

urged to contact their academic advisor with any questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSEDM degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSEDM degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management

4 Credits

Description

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology

4 Credits

Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits MHE503 or MHE509 Description

EDM504 - Public Health and the Aftermath of a Disaster

4 Credits

Description

EDM502 - Critical Infrastructure Vulnerability and Protection

4 Credits MHE503 MHE 509 MHE511

Description

EDM599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits All other 9 courses in the

program need to be taken prior Description

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Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster

4 Credits

Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment

4 Credits

Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

EDM501 - Domestic Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

EDM503 - Infectious Disease Mitigation Following Natural Disasters

4 Credits

Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy

4 Credits

Description

Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences The Doctor of Philosophy represents the highest level of achievement in any academic discipline TUI is

proud to offer a research degree resulting in a Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences

Students who earn this degree are qualified to enter academia or the top levels of health care

administration or health executive positions in government and the private sector These graduates will

have demonstrated excellence in their pursuit of academic study in their selected field As with any

quality PhD degree the work is challenging but the rewards are substantial

The purpose of the Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences program is to prepare professionals from

health and health related fields as leaders educators researchers and scholars Students select either

the educatorresearcher or practitioner concentration in International Health or Health Care

Administration All students in the program will develop advanced research skills directed toward the

creation of new knowledge demonstrated by a PhD Dissertation

Students will gain knowledge and skills that may be used to function at the entry level of university

professorial track teaching or at the highest levels of organizational management Students will gain an

extensive background and comprehension of various areas of health and will learn skills needed for

acquisition and application of advanced knowledge including current developments in their area of

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specialty Graduates will demonstrate effective scholarly writing and presentation as well as skills

needed to design perform compile and successfully defend a doctoral level dissertation The program

also provides students with the ability to make contributions by publishing in peer-reviewed journals

andor presenting research in professional conferences Students planning to enter an academic career

will learn skills for effective teaching in academic health profession programs

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health science

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications to specific areas of health sciences

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration

Admission Standards All applicants to the PhD Programs at TUI are required to possess the following

1 Have an earned Masters degree from an accredited college or university with at least 30

graduate level semester credits

2 Have a grade point average of 34 (on a 40 scale) on all work completed during the Masters

degree An official transcript of all prior academic work must be submitted

3 Possess analytical and critical thinking skills sufficient to deal with the doctoral program

demonstrated by a sample of research or academic publication Must submit a sample of

research oriented writing or publication

4 Possess writing and oral communication skills sufficient to conduct and deliver the results of

meaningful research Must submit an essay that includes current personal intellectual and

professional interests and why the student applies to the degree at TUI

5 Submit a current Curriculum Vita (Resume)

6 Possess information technology skills sufficient to effectively participate in the TUI PhD

pedagogical model

7 Possess Internet skills sufficient to effectively conduct research at a PhD level

8 Have successfully completed with a grade of B or better at least one course in Research

Methods or Statistics at the Masterrsquos or higher level If a student does not meet the research

requirement it can be met by successfully completing a Research Methods course from the TUI

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Masters program with a grade of B or better This course will be considered a prerequisite and

not included in the total number of PhD course units required by the students degree plan

9 International students must have minimum TOEFL of 55021379

You may apply only once to the TUI PhD program if denied no additional applications to the

same program will be accepted

Transfer Policies TUI accepts up to four semester credits of Doctoral level courses from accredited doctoral granting

institutions provided the transferred course meets the same general content standards as the TUI

course

Degree Requirements The PhD at TUI is a post Masterrsquos degree consisting of 44 semester credit hours of coursework which may be completed in six sessions with a load of 2 courses (8 credits) per session The program also consists of a research dissertation Based on the nature of independent research being conducted by each student the time needed to complete the dissertation will depend upon the individual student The PhD curriculum has the following components 1 Core Courses All students are required to take five (5) research methods courses and two (2) required theory courses in the field of health These courses provide the foundation for the elective courses which students may pursue in their specialized concentrations All courses are valued at four (4) semester credits The last course taken prior to the dissertation series is the required DHS699-Dissertation Proposal Seminar 2 Concentration Courses In addition to the required core courses there are four (4) concentration courses (electives) needed to complete the degree plan Students may select one concentration from an offering of three concentrations These courses are generally in the specific area of the research that the student will pursue All elective courses are valued at four (4) semester credits 3 Written and Oral Qualifying Students will be examined on their understanding of research methods and statistical concepts related to the research process 4 Dissertation Students demonstrate a synthesis of their doctoral study knowledge and scholarship with a significant quantitative research project that contributes to general principles of knowledge in the field(s) potentially impacted by the research Following the completion of the course work including the Dissertation Seminar (DHS 699) students will continue to work on the dissertation and register for subsequent sessions to DHS 700 701 702hellip The 700 series courses will appear in a separate section on the studentrsquos transcript dedicated to the dissertation

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Degree Requirements - Summary

Completion of 28 semester credit of core courses

Completion of 16 semester credit of elective courses

Successful completion of both oral and written Comprehensive exam

Successful completion of the Dissertation Seminar Prospectus (DHS699)

Successful defense of the dissertation proposal

Successful defense of the PhD dissertation and approval of the Dissertation Committee and

Program Director

Students in the doctoral degree programs must complete each doctoral course with a grade of B

(30) or better and maintain a cumulative GPA of 30 (B) or better for all courses applying toward the

degree

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

DHS600 - Research Methods in Health Sciences 4 Credits Description

DHS608 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics I 4 Credits Description

DHS612 - Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

DHS618 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics II 4 Credits Description

DHS620 - Linking Theory with Research 4 Credits Description

DHS652 - Research Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS699 - Dissertation Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS 700 through 711 ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

DHS 712 and above ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

Specialization Courses (16 Credits)

International Health EducatorResearcher

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of international health education and research

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in areas of international health education and research

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3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health education and research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health education and research

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

education and research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health education and research

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health education and research

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DHS621 - Curriculum in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

DHS623 - TeachingAdministration in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

International Health EducatorPractitioner

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge relevant to the international health practitioner

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their application

to the international health practitioner

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health

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DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH633 - Global Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

DIH635 - Geopolitical Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

Health Care Administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health care administration

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in health care administration

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of health

care administration

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

health care administration

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of health care

administration

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in health

care administration

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in health care administration

DHA619 - Current Issues in Health Administration Research 4 Credits Description

DHA621 - Health Care Law Regulation and Ethics 4 Credits Description

DHA623 - Advanced Leadership 4 Credits Description

DHA698 - Seminar in Strategic Planning for Health Organization 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

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9

BHE314 ndash Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHE324 ndash Principles of TeachingClient Groups 4 Credits Description

BHE400 ndash Principles of Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

BHE418 ndash Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHE499 ndash Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

BHS328 ndash Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS365 ndash Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 ndash Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS420 ndash Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS426 ndash Quacks Cures and Consumers 4 Credits Description

BHS450 ndash Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

Upper Division Elective Courses 3 courses 12 semester credits Students may choose to take these

courses as a concentrationcertificate option or from any of the courses listed in the

concentrationcertificate categories below Concentrations requirements are 3 courses (12 semester

credits) and certificate programs require 4 courses (16 semester credits) Students who complete a

desired concentration area or certificate within the HE concentration will receive a BSHS degree with a

concentration in Health Education and desired area of emphasis Health Science Certifications offered

with the Health Educator concentration are described in further detail beginning on page 27

Concentration in Chemical Dependency (3 Courses)

This concentration familiarizes the entry level health educator with the physiological sociological and

psychological effects and dynamics related to addiction and chemical dependency The role of the

health professional in promoting effective stress management and healthy coping behaviors is taught

BHE421 - Alcohol and Substance Abuse 4 Credits Description

BHE423 - Tobacco Smoking and Health 4 Credits Description

BHS400 - Stress Management 4 Credits Description

Concentration in School Health (3 Courses)

This concentration familiarizes the entry level health educator with issues related to child and

adolescent health including family structure physical and emotional health and risk-taking behaviors

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BHE427 - Issues in School Health 4 Credits Description

BHE431 - Obesity and Eating Disorders 4 Credits Description

BHE437 - Adolescent Health 4 Credits Description

Concentration in Expert Legal Nurse Consultant (Concentration Requires 3 of the Following 4

Courses)

This concentration examines the relationship between law and health care including the legal rights and

responsibilities of patients as well as the role of the legal nurse consultant Courses focus on tools and

techniques for researching identifying and applying analytical principles and the specifics of legal

analysis including preparation of case briefs

BHE445 - Introduction to Law and the Litigation Process 4 Credits Description

BHE447 - Legal Research and Analysis 4 Credits Description

BHE449 - TortsPersonal Litigation 4 Credits Description

BHE451 - Case Evaluation and Report Writing 4 Credits Description

Certificate in Family Health (Certificate Requires All 4 Courses)

BHE433 - Maternal-Neonatal Health 4 Credits Description

BHE435 - Infant and Children at Risk 4 Credits Description

BHE415 - Community and Domestic Violence 4 Credits Description

BHE439 - Issues in Family Planning 4 Credits Description

Certificate in Nutrition (Certificate Requires All 4 Courses)

BHE411 - Human Nutrition 4 Credits Description

BHE413 - Nutrition and Disease 4 Credits Description

BHE417 - Nutrition throughout the Life Cycle 4 Credits Description

BHE419 - Sports Nutrition and Weight Control 4 Credits Description

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Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management (Certificate Requires 4 Courses from the

Following)

BHS411 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS412 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS417 - Emergency Planning and Operation 4 Credits Description

BHS419 - Risk Assessment 4 Credits Description

Total Required Credits for the BSHS Degree- Health Educator Concentration 124 Credits

BS in Health Science Health Care Management Health Care Management is an important area of specialization in the health field The health care

manager is faced with a dynamic and changing environment with a challenge of balancing high quality

care with affordable cost The health care manager of the 21st century needs to be knowledgeable of

the basic managerial aspects of an organization as well as the new developments in the health field and

technology Additionally the Health Care Management program is designed to provide health care

professionals with an opportunity to increase their knowledge and skills in the principal functions of

management The coursework in health care management will help develop analytical and problem-

solving skills required of managers in the health care system Individuals will learn to recognize and

appreciate the economic political and social environment in which health care is delivered The program

is also designed to provide students with basic research skills to collect and evaluate data upon which

managers must base their decisions Students will also develop awareness of legal and ethical issues in

health care organizations and use ethical reasoning to resolve them

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Identify and discuss theories and practices relevant to contemporary health care management

2 Demonstrate basic research and evaluation skills applicable to health care management

3 Identify and distinguish between developments and advances relevant to the field of health care

management

4 Identify and examine the role of the health care manager as a member of the multidisciplinary

health care team

5 Describe the economic political and social forces that impact the environment in which the

health care manager functions

6 Demonstrate the ability to apply legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health care

manager

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7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health care manager

Admission Standards

High school graduate

High school diploma or its equivalent

International students must have a TOEFL exam score of 50017361

High School transcripts will be required if transferring fewer than 36 credits into the BSHS

program

Transfer from other institutions up to 92 semester credits

Transfer from an accredited college or university or its international equivalent

Accepting transfer credits such as ACE CLEP DANTES and Excelsior

GPA 20 or better (the student may be accepted on a conditional basis if the overall GPA is

below 20)

All transferred courses must have the grade of C or better

General Education Degree Requirements

A minimum of 45 semester credits as described on page 4

In addition to satisfying the Universityrsquos GE requirements (page 4) students must complete an additional

Physical or Biological science course of at least 3 semester credits as a program GE requirement

Required Upper Division Core Courses (52 Semester Credits)

BHE314 - Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resources Management 4 Credits Description

BHM443 - Legal Aspects of Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

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BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS427 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Upper Division Electives (12 Semester Credits from the Following List)

BHE415 - Community and Domestic Violence 4 Credits Description

BHM411 - Long Term Care 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHM496 - Occupational Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS400 - Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHS412 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Mgt 4 Credits Description

BHS417- Emergency Planning and Operation 4 Credits Description

BHS419 - Risk Assessment 4 Credits Description

Total Required Credits for the BSHS Degree- Health Care Management Concentration 124

Credits

BS in Health Science Environmental Health Sciences The concentration in Environmental Health Sciences is designed to equip our students with an

understanding of the fundamental interrelationships between environmental quality and human health

The courses cover ways in which human activities impact the air water and soil on local and global

scales as well as the regulations that have been set in place for environmental protection Students will

tackle complex current and emerging issues in the discipline and examine ways to manage the

environment responsibly for human health protection

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Objectives

1 Identify and discuss theories and practices relevant to contemporary environmental health science

2 Demonstrate basic research and evaluation skills applicable to environmental health science

3 Identify and distinguish between developments and advances relevant to environmental health science

4 Identify and examine the role of the environmental health specialist in promoting environmental quality and human health

5 Describe the economic political and social forces that impact the practice of environmental health

6 Demonstrate the ability to apply legal and ethical practice and decision making in professional practice

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an environmental health specialist

Admission Standards

High school graduate

High school diploma or its equivalent

International students must have a TOEFL exam score of 50017361

High School transcripts will be required if transferring fewer than 36 credits into the BSHS

program

Transfer from other institutions up to 92 semester credits

Transfer from an accredited college or university or its international equivalent

Accepting transfer credits such as ACE CLEP DANTES and Excelsior etc

GPA 20 or better (the student may be accepted on a conditional basis if the overall GPA is

below 20)

All transferred courses must have the grade of C or better

The transferred course(s) must meet the same general content standards as the TUI course that

the credit is transferred to

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General Education Degree Requirements

A minimum of 45 semester credits as described on page 4

In addition to satisfying the Universityrsquos GE requirements (page 4) students must complete an additional

Physical or Biological science course of at least 3 semester credits as a program GE requirement

Required Upper Division Core Courses (13 Courses 52 Semester Credits)

BHE310 - Health Promotion and Disease Prevention 4 Credits Description

BHE314 - Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHE400 - Principles of Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

BHE418 ndash Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS432 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

BHS434 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

BHS436 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

BHS438 - Hazardous Materials 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS440 - EntomologyPest Control 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS442 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

BHS490- Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Upper Division Elective Courses (3 Courses 12 Semester Credits from the Following List)

BHS433 ndash Water Quality 4 Credits Description

BHS435 - Housing 4 Credits Description

BHS439 ndash Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

BHS441 ndash Noise Control 4 Credits Description

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Total Required Credits for the BSHS Degree- Environmental Health Sciences Concentration

124 Credits

BS in Health Science Health Care Professional Degree Completion The TUI College of Health Sciences professional degree completion Program is designed for health care

professionals who graduated from accredited certificate andor associate degree programs and who

wish to acquire baccalaureate level competencies in health sciences theory and in health care

professional issues

There are a large number of health care professionals who are qualified by academic and clinical

education and formal certification designed to provide patient evaluation and care but without

baccalaureate degree Many employers are requiring or strongly urging that the health care

professional have a minimum of a baccalaureate degree to practice The result is that experienced and

new health care professionals with certificates or associate degrees are searching for baccalaureate

degree completion programs which will allow them to complete degree requirements while working

part time or full time

The TUI College of Health Sciences professional degree completion programs for health care

professionals is specially designed for adult learners who are working in their professions while

completing required coursework for the BS in Health Sciences

TUI offers a unique degree completion program for Physician Assistants Radiologic Technologist Lab

Technicians and Respiratory Therapists who have graduated from an accredited associate degree

andor recognized certificate program

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Identify and discuss theories and practices relevant to professional practice

2 Demonstrate basic research and evaluation skills applicable to professional practice

3 Identify and distinguish between developments and advances relevant to a chosen professional

practice

4 Identify and examine the role of the professional as a member of the multidisciplinary health

care team

5 Describe the economic political and social forces that impact a chosen professional practice

6 Demonstrate the ability to apply legal and ethical practice and decision making in professional

practice

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills in professional practice

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Admission Standards (for Physician Assistant Radiologic Respiratory Therapy and Laboratory Technician Health Care Management and Health Sciences options)

Applicants must hold an associate degree (Associate of ArtsAssociate of Science) or a licensecertificate

in a health related field of practice If the applicant does not hold an associate degree (Associate of

ArtsAssociate of Science) meeting TUIrsquos General Education requirements but is currently licensed or

certified in a health related field a minimum of 60 lower division baccalaureateassociate semester

credits including 45 GE credits (as listed on page 4) are required through transfer credits from an

accredited institutioncollege or have to be completed at Trident University Only professional credits

for which the respective certificatelicense has been received will be considered for transfer credit

toward the professional credits category Up to 28 professional credits can count towards the degree

The total number of credits required for the degree is 124

NOTE

Other associates degrees including CCAF Associatersquos degrees may qualify after review and approval by the College

General Education Degree Requirements

A minimum of 45 semester credits as described on page 4

Physician Assistant Option

TUI offers a unique degree completion program for Physician Assistants The program is designed for

individuals who are certified physician assistants (PA) having graduated from an accredited PA

certificate or PA associates program

Note TUI-College of Health Sciences may have a specific articulation agreement with individual PA

Programs Please consult with your Program Director for specific details

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHE 314 Environmental Health amp Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 320 Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 312 Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

Radiologic Option

TUI offers a unique degree completion program for Radiologic Technologists The program is designed

for individuals who are certified Radiologic Technologists (RT) having graduated from an accredited RT

certificate or RT associates program

Note TUI-College of Health Sciences may have a specific articulation agreement with individual RT

Programs Please consult with your Program Director for specific details

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

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BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHE 314 Environmental Health amp Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 320 Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 312 Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

Respiratory Therapy Option

TUI offers a unique Respiratory Therapy Option in the professional degree completion concentration It

is designed for individuals who are in the field of Respiratory Therapy and have graduated with an

accredited Respiratory Therapy associates degree andor from a recognized Respiratory Therapy

Certificate Program with transferable academic credits

Note TUI-College of Health Sciences may have a specific articulation agreement with individual

Respiratory Therapy Programs Please consult with your Program Director for specific details

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHE 314 Environmental Health amp Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 320 Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 312 Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

Laboratory Technician Option

TUI offers a unique professional degree completion concentration for Laboratory Technicians It is

designed for individuals who are in the field of Laboratory Technology and have graduated with an

accredited Laboratory Technician associates degree or from a recognized Laboratory Technicians

certificate program with transferable upper division credits

Note TUI-College of Health Sciences may have a specific articulation agreement with individual

Laboratory Technician Programs Please consult with your Program Director for specific details

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHE 314 Environmental Health amp Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 320 Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 312 Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

Health Care Management

TUI offers a unique professional degree completion concentration in Health Care Management It is

designed for individuals who are licensed or certified in the field of Allied Health have either graduated

from an accredited AS degree program or have completed transferrable credits and who are

interested in a bachelorrsquos degree in health sciences with an emphasis in health care management

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHE314 - Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHM443- Legal Aspects of Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

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BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHS 365 Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS 455 Computers amp Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS328 Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

Health Sciences

TUI offers a general professional degree completion concentration in Health Sciences It is designed for

individuals who are licensed or certified in the field of Allied Health have graduated from an accredited

AS degree program or have completed transferrable credits and are interested in a bachelorrsquos degree

in health sciences

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHS 365 Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS 455 Computers amp Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS328 Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

IDCs - Independent Duty Corpsmen

Independent Duty Corpsmen play a significant role in providing health care for servicemen and women

and their families TUI has joined the few universities who provide opportunities to complete a BS

degree at the students location with no residency requirement The BS in Health Sciences-Health Care

Management will provide IDCs the opportunity to enhance their knowledge base to obtain advanced

educational credentials and to be eligible for promotion in the Navy TUI developed a specifically

tailored BS in Health Sciences-degree completion program for IDCs The program is built on the

strengths of the IDC program and provides a combination of opportunities to fulfill requirements for a

Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences (BSHS) - Health Care Management IDCrsquos who complete the

course work for the degree will be prepared to continue their education in any Masters program such

as a Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Public Health or a Master of Science in

Health Sciences with a specialization in Health Care Management

The Bachelors degree is a 124-credit program consisting of 44 credits of advanced standing (from IDC

C school) a minimum of 45 general education credits an additional 3 credits lower division free

electives as a program GE requirement and 32 upper division credits of TUI coursework

Admission Standards

This program is specifically designed for those military personnel who have completed the IDC program

At this time only military personnel are eligible for this degree program with the following

qualifications

Surface Force IDC - NEC 8425

Submarine Force IDC - NEC 8402

Deep Sea Diving IDC - NEC 8494

Fleet Marine Force Recon IDC - NEC 8403

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Special Operations IDC - NEC 8491

Program Requirements

General Education (at TUI or transfer) A minimum of 45 Credits

Additional Electives 3 Credits

Upper and Lower Transfer Credits from IDC ldquoCrdquo School 44 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses 20 Credits

Upper Division Elective Courses 12 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses (20 Semester Credits)

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Upper Division Elective Courses (12 Semester Credits from the Following List)

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS411 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

PMTs - Preventive Medicine Technicians

TUI offers a unique degree completion program for professional Preventative Medicine Technicians The

program is designed for individuals who play a significant role in the provision of health care for Navy

and Marine Corps personnel TUIs Bachelor in Health Sciences with Health Care Management

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concentration allows personnel who have completed the Navy School of Health Sciences PMT program

to continue their education in their own homes on their own schedules This online program

compliments the strengths of the Navy technician program by offering additional instruction in health

care management ethics policy delivery systems emergency and disaster response and computer and

information systems PMTs that complete this Bachelor in Health Sciences will be fully prepared to

continue their education in any Public Health or Health Sciences program

The Bachelors degree is a 124-credit program consisting of 44 credits of advanced standing from the

Navy School of Health Sciences PMT program a minimum of 45 lower division general education credits

an additional 3 credits of lower division free electives as a program GE requirement and 32 upper

division credits of TUI coursework

Admission Standards

This program is specifically designed for those military personnel who have completed the PMT

program At this time only graduates of the Navy School of Health Sciences in PMT are eligible for this

program

Program Requirements

General Education (at TUI or transfer) A minimum of 45 Credits

Additional Electives 3 Credits

Upper and Lower PMT Program Transfer 44 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses 20 Credits

Upper Division Elective Courses 12 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses (20 Semester Credits)

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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Required Upper Division Elective Courses (12 Semester Credits from the Following List)

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS411 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

PMTrsquos will also have the option of completing the following program degree completion

PMT ndashBSHS Emphasis in Environmental Sciences

Admission Standards

This program is specifically designed for those military personnel who have completed the PMT

program At this time only graduates of the Navy School of Health Sciences in PMT are eligible for this

program

General Education (at TUI or transfer) A minimum of 45 Credits

Additional Electives 15 Credits

Upper Division Core Courses Transfer from PMT 28 Credits

Upper Elective Course Transfer from PMT 4 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses 24 Credits

Upper Division Elective Courses 8 Credits

BSHS Environmental Sciences CORE courses that would transfer 28 credits

BHE310 - Health Promotion and Disease Prevention 4 Credits Description

BHE314 - Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHE400 - Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

BHS434 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

BHS436 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

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BHS438 - Hazardous Materials 4 Credits Description

BHS440 - EntomologyPest Control 4 Credits Description

BSHS Environmental Sciences Elective requirement that would transfer 4 credits

BHS439 - Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

TUI Courses 32 credits (must be taken at TUI)

Required Upper Division Core Courses (24 Semester Credits)

BHE418 - Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS432 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS442 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

BHS490 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Required Upper Division Elective Courses (8 Semester Credits)

BHS433 - BHS433 Water Quality 4 Credits Description

BHS435 - Housing 4 Credits Description

BHS441 - Noise Control 4 Credits Description

Health Science Undergraduate Certificates TUI offers Undergraduate and Graduate Certificates as part of the Undergraduate or Graduate programs

respectively

Students may apply to a specific program where the certificate is usually a special trackconcentration

within the program Students categorically -- can only enroll in degree programs even though they may

receive documentation of having passed certain benchmarks A certificate is a benchmark reached

after completion of 4 (or more courses) within a specific program such as BSHS ndash Emergency and

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Disaster Management The benefit is that a student who completes a cluster of courses reaching the

benchmark may receive the certificate and continue with hisher degree program

The BS in Health Science program offers three (3) undergraduate certificates The certificate courses

may be taken as part of the program or taken as an extension of the program Students in the BS in

Health Sciences interested in one of the following Certificates - Nutrition Emergency and Disaster

Management or Family Health - must successfully complete all the required courses for the bachelors

degree and all four certificate courses Upon completion students will be eligible for a Certificate in the

respective program in addition to the BS in Health Sciences degree A total of 128 credits are required

for the BS in Health Sciences with Certificate in Nutrition Emergency and Disaster Management or

Family Health

All students seeking an Undergraduate Certificate must be admitted to TUI as a regularly admitted

undergraduate student

Academic Requirements

To be awarded the undergraduate certificate the student must earn a minimum ldquoCrdquo (20) in the courses that constitute the certificate with an overall program GPA of ldquoCrdquo (20) or better Programs may require higher academic requirements for their specific certificates

Certificate in Nutrition

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Nutrition provides a theoretical and philosophical

foundation in principles of human nutrition including nutrition through the life cycle and nutrition and

disease

Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits)

BHE411 - Human Nutrition 4 Credits Description

BHE413 - Nutrition and Disease 4 Credits Description

BHE417 - Nutrition throughout the Life Cycle 4 Credits Description

BHE419 - Sports Nutrition and Weight Control 4 Credits Description

Certificate in Family Health

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Family Health provides a theoretical and

philosophical foundation in principles of health promotion planning implementation and

assessment of health education related to the family

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Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits)

BHE433 - Maternal-Neonatal Health 4 Credits Description

BHE435 - Infant and Children at Risk 4 Credits Description

BHE415 - Community and Domestic Violence 4 Credits Description

BHE439 - Issues in Family Planning 4 Credits Description

Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Emergency and Disaster Management provides

a theoretical and philosophical foundation in principles of risk assessment and planning related to

terrorism and other emergencies and disasters

Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits Choose Four (4) Courses from the Following)

BHS411 - Issues in Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS412 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS417 - Emergency Planning and Operation 4 Credits Description

BHS419 - Risk Assessment 4 Credits Description

Health Science Undergraduate Graduation Requirements

Requirement for Graduation

To qualify for graduation with a BS in Health Sciences a student must have successfully fulfilled the

following requirements

Complete each of the required core courses with a C (20) or better

Maintain an overall GPA of 20 (C) or better for all coursework toward the degree

Master of Science in Health Sciences The TUI College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a variety of

concentrationsspecialties The goal of the program is to provide students with the knowledge and skills

needed for effective managerial and leadership careers in various health fields Students will learn to

discern among implement and evaluate new developments and advances in fields of health practice

including health education health care management public health emergency and disaster

management as well as others Individuals will learn to balance the needs of health practice within

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various sociopolitical and economic environments The program is also designed to provide students

with the ability to critically evaluate research findings in applicable fields of practice Students will

develop knowledge and skills in ethical and legal decision making The program also promotes

educational opportunities for career advancement employment mobility and lifelong learning

opportunities

Program Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion of their respective program option graduates should be able to

1 Critically evaluate scientific literature in the field of health sciences

2 Apply quantitative reasoning skills to evaluate scientific data or other health information

3 Identify and apply appropriate models and theories to approach and address health andor

healthcare problems or issues

4 Develop effective written documents and presentations as professionally appropriate at the health

andor healthcare administrative level eg reports proposals PowerPoint presentations educational

materials etc

5 Evaluate multiple or competing perspectivesoptions and recommend an appropriate plan or course

of action for a health andor healthcare problem or issue

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

Pre-requisite courses may be required in the Health Sciences program based on concentration selected

International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may transfer up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos level

program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must meet

the same general content standards as the TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MS degree in Health Sciences students must successfully fulfill both of the following

requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

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MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management The TUI (TUI) College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a

specialty in Health Care Management

The goal of the program is to provide students with the knowledge and skills needed for effective

managerial and leadership careers in the health field The program promotes educational opportunities

for career advancement employment mobility and lifelong learning opportunities to health care

professionals

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to contemporary health

care management

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health care management

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the health care manager functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to health care management

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues faced by the

health care manager

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health care

manager

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health care manager

Degree Requirements

The MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management Specialization requires successful completion of

40 semester credits A final culminating project and an integrative paper are included

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

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Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHM501 - Management and Organizational Behavior 4 Credits Description

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM507 - Quality Assurance in Hospital Healthcare Organizations 4 Credits Description

MHM509 - Quality Assurance in Managed Care 4 Credits Description

MHM511 - Quality Assurance in Long Term Care Nursing Homes 4 Credits Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems 4 Credits Description

MHM525 - Marketing in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHM535 - Hospital Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

NCM501 - Foundation of Conflict Management 4 Credits Description

NCM511 - Mediation and Arbitration 4 Credits Description

NCM512 - Negotiation Strategies 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciences - International Health TUI-College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a specialty in

International Health The goal is to provide quality education and training to individuals seeking a

graduate degree in international health specialty and to current practitioners or scientists seeking to

fulfill their academic aspirations by achieving and earning an advanced degree in the field of

international health perspective

In the twenty-first century we continue to witness great inequities in access to availability of basic

health care services around the globe Developing regions of the world continue to suffer from

significant public health problems Poverty ethnic tensions violence political instability urban decay

and natural and environmental hazards as well as poor population growth control continue to dominate

the scene in many countries

Graduates of the MS degree in Health Sciences with specialization in International Health will be able to

fill positions in governmental and private national and international organizations The program

emphasizes cross cultural awareness planning implementing and evaluating sustainable health care

development programs for communities and nations develop studentsrsquo skills and ability to assess needs

and develop priorities with limited resources

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Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to international health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in international health

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact

international health

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to international health

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in

international health

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in international health

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an international health professional

Degree Requirements

The MS degree in Health Sciences -International Health Specialty requires successful completion of 40

semester credits a final culminating project and an integrative paper

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MIH502 - Introduction to Intrsquol Health 4 Credits Description

MIH508 - Health Policy in Developing Countries 4 Credits Description

MIH512 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

MIH514 - Cross Cultural Perspectives 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

MIH599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MIH523 - Disaster Humanitarian Emergencies 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MIH543 - Perspective on Abuse and Violence 4 Credits Description

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Total Credits for MS in Health Sciences- International Health specialization

MS Core Courses 20 Credits

MS Electives 16 Credits

Culminating Project 4 Credits

Total 40 Credits

To qualify for graduation with a MS in Health Sciences with a specialization in International Health a

student must have successfully fulfilled all of the following requirements

1 Completed each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

2 Maintained an overall GPA of ldquoB (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying

toward the degree

Health Care Management ndash Informatics Health Informatics Concentration focuses on the application of computer information systems to health

care and public health Informatics extends beyond simply using the computer as a tool for computation

into the process of knowledge acquisition storage retrieval representation and manipulation A major

focus of Informatics is the support of information systems for reasoning decision-making and learning

Health Informatics encompasses the fields of information science computer information systems and

educational technology in support of health care delivery education and management Health

Informatics is a body of knowledge and a set of techniques to organize and manage information in

support of research education and patient care

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to application of computer

information systems to health care and public health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health informatics

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact health

informatics

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to health informatics

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in health

informatics

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in health informatics

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills in health informatics

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Degree Requirements

The MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management Concentration in Health Informatics requires

successful completion of 40 semester credits A final culminating project and an integrative paper are

included

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHI500 - Introduction to Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI502 - Information Systems in the Delivery of Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHI504 - Systems Analysis for Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI506 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Systems Development in Health Informatics

4 Credits Description

MHI508 - Health Information Systems Security 4 Credits Description

To qualify for graduation with a MS in Health Sciences Health Care Management in Health Informatics

a student must have successfully fulfilled both of the following requirements

Completed each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

Maintained an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying

toward the degree

MS in Health Sciences ndash Public Health The Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Public Health is designed to provide

health care professionals and other qualified applicants with advanced knowledge and practical tools in

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public health and health care management Graduates of the program will be able to seek managerial

and leadership positions in the field of public health and health care administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to public health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings relevant to public health

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the public health professional functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to service in public health

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in public

health

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in public health

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a public health professional

Degree Requirements

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MPH502 - Introduction to Public Health 4 Credits Description

MPH504 - Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MIH512 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

MIH514 - Cross Cultural perspectives 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory Based Research 4 Credits Description

MPH599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy 4 Credits Description

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems 4 Credits Description

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MIH543 - Perspectives on Abuse and Violence 4 Credits Description

MHE510 - Occupational Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

MPH503 - Infertility and Public Health 4 Credits Description

MSin Health Sciences -- Emergency and Disaster Management The Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Emergency and Disaster Management

prepares students to provide leadership in major emergencies and disasters including terrorism This

specialization provides individuals planning to hold leadership position as emergency professionals in

government and industry with the skills to respond effectively when emergencies and disasters strike

and provide leadership in those situations Students will learn to analyze disaster threats write

emergency plans to meet state and federal guidelines understand problems facing response teams and

communicate knowledgeably with expert advisors in crisis

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues faced by the

emergency and disaster management professional

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an emergency and disaster management

professional

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology 4 Credits Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits Description

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MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster 4 Credits Description

MHE599 - Culminating Projects 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE510 - Occupation Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

MHE513 - Risk Assessment and Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE518 - Education in Emergency 4 Credits Description

MPH502 - Introduction to Public Health 4 Credits Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciencesndash Health Education The Master of Science in Health Sciences - Health Education specialization prepares professionals to

administer and develop health education programs to implement health education processes and

concepts to understand current health issues and to master skills and knowledge appropriate to

leadership positions in the field

Students should note that the MS in Health Sciences Health Education concentration is not a certificate

or credentialing program TUI cannot grant or certify any student for a credential as a teacher or

administrator As the requirements for credentialinglicensurecertification vary from state to state

students are urged to contact their state of residence or employment for information on specific

requirementscriteria

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to contemporary health

education

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health education

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the health educator functions

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4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to professional practice in health

education

5 Develop and implement plans for promoting health and facilitating voluntary changes in health

behaviors

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health educator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health educator

Degree Requirements

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD506 - Cultural and Cross-Cultural Perspectives in Health 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

MHD510 - Research in Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD599 - Capstone Integrative Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging and Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health and Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy and Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciences - Clinical Research Administration Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Clinical Research Administration a growing

field for health professionals who are interested in overseeing the administration and progress of clinical

trials in various health care facilities usually sponsored by a pharmaceutical company or biologics or

devices companies

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A Clinical Research Administrator is a health professional who manages the various aspects of the

clinical trial not only the health aspects but also the administrative aspects The Clinical Research

Administrator supervises the conduct of clinical trials at a clinical site Individuals who work in the area

of Clinical Research Administration come from very diverse areas such as Nursing Clinical Laboratory

Nutrition Respiratory Therapy Rehabilitation Sciences Physician Assistants IDC PMT Physical Therapy

Medicine to name a few

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to clinical research

administration

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in clinical research

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the clinical research administrator functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to professional practice in clinical

research administration

5 Develop and implement plans for supervising clinical research studies

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a clinical research

administrator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a clinical research administrator

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

CRA502 - Bioethics and Legal Perspectives 4 Credits Description

CRA548 - Research Methods for Health Professionals 4 Credits Description

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA554 - Human Trials 4 Credits Description

CRA599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

CRA500 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

CRA503 - Clinical Research Funding 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

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CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

CRA509 - Scientific Reporting 4 Credits Description

Joint Degree Program The College of Business Administration and the College of Health Sciences have joined forces to offer a

Dual MS-MBA program that result in conferral of a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree and

a Master of Science in Health Sciences with a concentration in Health Care Management (MSHS) degree

Admission Requirements

The student needs to apply specifically to the dual degree program when applying to the

university

The MSMBA degree requires total of 64 credit hours 32 credits from each program The

student may choose which program heshe completes first

Dual degree students must satisfy the curriculum and graduation requirements of both the MBA

and MSHS programs and follow their degree plan CAP599 the Integrated Capstone course

must be the last course taken after the required courses in both the MSHS ndash Concentration in

Health Care Management and the MBA program have been taken

Students withdrawing from the dual degree program before completing both degrees will only

receive credit toward graduation for such courses that qualify toward a single degree program

In this situation students will take the capstone course for the single degree program they wish

to complete (MHM599 for the MSHS or BUS599 for the MBA) The CAP599 integrated capstone

is only applicable for the Dual Degree

The MBA and MS degrees will be awarded upon successful completion of the requirements of

the entire dual degree program

Dual Degree Requirements

MBA ndash Masters in Business Administration (8 Courses 32 Credits)

ACC501 ndash Accounting for Decision Making 4 Credits Description

ETH501 ndash Business Ethics 4 Credits Description

FIN501 ndash Strategic Corporate Finance 4 Credits Description

ITM501 ndash Management Information Systems and Business Strategy 4 Credits Description

MGT501 ndash Management and Organizational Behavior 4 Credits Description

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MGT599 ndash Strategic Management 4 Credits Description

MKT501 ndash Strategic Marketing 4 Credits Description

OPM500 ndash Operation Management for Managers 4 Credits Description

MSHS ndash Concentration in Health Care Management (8 Courses 32 Credits)

MHM505 ndash Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 ndash Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM522 ndash Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM535 ndash Hospital Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH521 ndash Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MIH527 ndash Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MIH548 ndash Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

CAP599 ndash Integrative Capstone Course in Health Care Business Management

4 Credits Description

Graduate Certificates

Admission Standards

Possess a baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in health health science

or related field with a minimum GPA of 25 Submit transcripts of undergraduate and all prior

graduate work

Submit copies of any licenses and board certifications held

Academic Requirements

To be awarded the graduate certificate the student must earn a minimum ldquoB-rdquo (267) in the courses

that constitute the certificate with an overall program GPA of ldquoBrdquo (30) or better Programs may require

higher academic requirements for their specific certificates

Emergency and Disaster Management

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management is to provide the

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theoretical and philosophical foundations in principles of risk assessment emergency planning and

methodology related to terrorism and disaster relief

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHE507 - Bio- Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology 4 Credits Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits Choose one (1) course from the following)

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

MHE513 - Risk Assessment and Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE518 - Education in Emergency 4 Credits Description

Quality Assurance

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Quality Assurance is to provide administrators and practitioners

holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques used to achieve and

ensure quality health care delivery The focus will be on presenting the analytical tools and techniques

that will allow the health care administrator and professional to analyze assess and improve health

outcomes consumer satisfaction accountability and the processes within the organization that ensure

ongoing quality improvement The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit courses

designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in analyzing

developing and directing quality systems in the workplace

Required Course (16 Credits)

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM507 - Quality Assurance in Hospitals Healthcare Organizations 4 Credits Description

MHM509 - Quality Assurance in Managed Care 4 Credits Description

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MHM511 - Quality Assurance in Long Term Care Nursing Homes 4 Credits Description

Health Informatics

The graduate certificate in Health Informatics focuses on the application of computer information

systems to health care and public health and it is intended for students with a background in health

who wish to be prepared to apply current computer technology to the management of health care

services The certificate consists of the four following required courses

Required Courses (16 Credits)

Please select four (4) courses from the following

MHI500 - Introduction to Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI502 - Information Systems in the Delivery of Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHI504 - Systems Analysis for Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI506 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Systems Development in Health Informatics

4 Credits Description

MHI508 - Health Information Systems Security 4 Credits Description

Clinical Research Administration

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Clinical Research Administration is to provide administrators and

practitioners holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques to manage

the various aspects of clinical trial The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit

courses designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in the

administration of clinical research at a clinical site

Required Courses (16 Credits)

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

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Health Education The graduate certificate coursework in health education provides a theoretical and philosophical

foundation in principles of health promotion planning assessment and community health

education based on a synthesis of knowledge drawn from the physical biological social and

behavioral sciences Through the case study method students develop critical thinking skills in

community organization needs assessment and education strategies for individuals and groups

Students interested in the Certified Health Education Specialist exam who do not possess a

baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in the Health Sciences or Health

Professions concentrating in Health Education Community Health Education Public Health Education

School Health Education etc may be required to earn additional units in order to qualify for the National

Certification Exam Students are urged to contact NCHEC regarding eligibility and requirements for the

exam

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits)

Please choose one (1) course from the following

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging amp Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health amp Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy amp Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

Environmental Health Science The Certificate Program in Environmental Health Sciences is offered for those persons working in the

field of environmental health who need to develop their formal education in specific elements of the

field of environmental health Environmental Health consists of those organized activities undertaken to

protect and enhance the publicrsquos health through the recognition assessment and control of

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environmental hazards with focus on biological chemical and physical hazards The two major aspects in

an environmental health program are the prevention of disease and the protection and promotion of

human well being

The certificate consists of four of the following required courses (16 credits)

MHS523 - Principles of Environmental Health 4 Credits Description

MHS525 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

MHS527 - Water Quality 4 Credits Description

MHS529 - Housing 4 Credits Description

MHS531 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

MHS533 - Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

MHS535 - Noise Control 4 Credits Description

MHS537 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

Conflict Resolution Management

Conflict is an inevitable part of our professional and personal lives As conflict has an adverse effect on

organizational goal attainment there has been a growing need to understand the sources of conflict

and consequently manage it by applying the appropriate approach and strategy All organizations across

all fields and industries share a common resource ndash people ndash who interact and perform under various

and demanding conditions and all potentially conducive to inter-personal and intra-organizational

conflict The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Conflict Resolution Management is to provide those

professionals in business health or education to master the advanced concepts and techniques of

conflict resolution management Unilateral Bilateral and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) which

will enable them to understand overcome and move beyond conflict The certificate consists of a series

of three graduate-level credit courses designed to provide graduates with knowledge and skills and a

capstone course oriented towards addressing most common real-life situations

Required Courses (16 Credits)

NCM501 - Foundations of Conflict Resolutions 4 Credits Description

NCM511 - Mediation and Arbitration 4 Credits Description

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NCM512 - Negotiation Strategies 4 Credits Description

NCM599 - Capstone Course 4 Credits Description

Master of Science in Health Administration Propelled by broad trends such as demographic growth an ageing population medical innovation and

increased public awareness the field of Health Administration offers rewarding and challenging career

opportunities in the 21st century The Master of Science in Health Administration (MSHA) degree caters

to real world practical needs and focuses on implementing the knowledge and skills needed for effective

administrative leadership roles in organizations throughout the complex healthcare ecosystem This

degree provides graduates with a strong knowledge base in all aspects of Health Administration

including management delivery systems finance ethics regulation and human resources

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Identify and apply appropriate models and theories to approach and address administrative

healthcare problems or issues

2 Evaluate multiple or competing perspectives and options and recommend appropriate

administrative plans or courses of action for a healthcare problem or issue

3 Apply quantitative skills and methods to evaluate healthcare datainformation

4 Critically evaluate professional literature in the field of health administration

5 Develop effective written documents and presentations as professionally appropriate at the

healthcare administrative level eg executive reports business plans and presentations

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

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Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Healthcare Management concentration may be able to

transfer to the MS in Health Administration degree program however students may not complete

the MSHS with a concentration in Healthcare Management and seek a second degree in the MS in

Health Administration program Students are urged to contact their academic advisor with any

questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSHA degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSHA degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHA506 - Health Care Systems Organization

4 Credits Description

MHA507 - Health Care Delivery Systems

4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems

4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration

4 Credits Description

MHM525 - Marketing in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHA599 - MSHA Capstone Course 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 MHM502

MHM514 MHM522 MHM525 Plus 3 Electives

Description

Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance

4 Credits

Description

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MHM501 - Management and Organizational Behavior

4 Credits

Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care

4 Credits Description

NCM501 - Foundation of Conflict Management

4 Credits

Description

Master of Science in Emergency and Disaster Management Each year people across the world are confronted by disasters As can be witnessed by world events

the ability of a nation state or community to plan for and respond to emergencies and disasters is

essential in mitigating the potentially catastrophic consequences of natural and man-made disasters

The Master of Science in Emergency amp Disaster Management (MSEDM) is designed for both military and

civilian students with experience responding to national and global humanitarian crises terrorist-based

events and natural disasters This program provides graduates with the skills to succeed in emergency

and disaster professions in the military federal state and local government and industry

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Apply effective solutions and responses to problems of a physical and psychological nature

experienced in a disaster aftermath

3 Develop emergency plans that meet state and federal guideline and demonstrate effective

communication skills

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

6 Analyze and evaluate disaster threats to public health infrastructure to effectively integrate and

develop coordinated responses with various agencies in disaster mitigation

7 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

8 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

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International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Emergency and Disaster Management concentration may be

able to transfer to the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management degree program however

students may not complete the MSHS with a concentration in Emergency and Disaster Management

and seek a second degree in the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management program Students are

urged to contact their academic advisor with any questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSEDM degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSEDM degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management

4 Credits

Description

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology

4 Credits

Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits MHE503 or MHE509 Description

EDM504 - Public Health and the Aftermath of a Disaster

4 Credits

Description

EDM502 - Critical Infrastructure Vulnerability and Protection

4 Credits MHE503 MHE 509 MHE511

Description

EDM599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits All other 9 courses in the

program need to be taken prior Description

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Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster

4 Credits

Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment

4 Credits

Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

EDM501 - Domestic Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

EDM503 - Infectious Disease Mitigation Following Natural Disasters

4 Credits

Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy

4 Credits

Description

Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences The Doctor of Philosophy represents the highest level of achievement in any academic discipline TUI is

proud to offer a research degree resulting in a Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences

Students who earn this degree are qualified to enter academia or the top levels of health care

administration or health executive positions in government and the private sector These graduates will

have demonstrated excellence in their pursuit of academic study in their selected field As with any

quality PhD degree the work is challenging but the rewards are substantial

The purpose of the Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences program is to prepare professionals from

health and health related fields as leaders educators researchers and scholars Students select either

the educatorresearcher or practitioner concentration in International Health or Health Care

Administration All students in the program will develop advanced research skills directed toward the

creation of new knowledge demonstrated by a PhD Dissertation

Students will gain knowledge and skills that may be used to function at the entry level of university

professorial track teaching or at the highest levels of organizational management Students will gain an

extensive background and comprehension of various areas of health and will learn skills needed for

acquisition and application of advanced knowledge including current developments in their area of

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specialty Graduates will demonstrate effective scholarly writing and presentation as well as skills

needed to design perform compile and successfully defend a doctoral level dissertation The program

also provides students with the ability to make contributions by publishing in peer-reviewed journals

andor presenting research in professional conferences Students planning to enter an academic career

will learn skills for effective teaching in academic health profession programs

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health science

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications to specific areas of health sciences

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration

Admission Standards All applicants to the PhD Programs at TUI are required to possess the following

1 Have an earned Masters degree from an accredited college or university with at least 30

graduate level semester credits

2 Have a grade point average of 34 (on a 40 scale) on all work completed during the Masters

degree An official transcript of all prior academic work must be submitted

3 Possess analytical and critical thinking skills sufficient to deal with the doctoral program

demonstrated by a sample of research or academic publication Must submit a sample of

research oriented writing or publication

4 Possess writing and oral communication skills sufficient to conduct and deliver the results of

meaningful research Must submit an essay that includes current personal intellectual and

professional interests and why the student applies to the degree at TUI

5 Submit a current Curriculum Vita (Resume)

6 Possess information technology skills sufficient to effectively participate in the TUI PhD

pedagogical model

7 Possess Internet skills sufficient to effectively conduct research at a PhD level

8 Have successfully completed with a grade of B or better at least one course in Research

Methods or Statistics at the Masterrsquos or higher level If a student does not meet the research

requirement it can be met by successfully completing a Research Methods course from the TUI

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Masters program with a grade of B or better This course will be considered a prerequisite and

not included in the total number of PhD course units required by the students degree plan

9 International students must have minimum TOEFL of 55021379

You may apply only once to the TUI PhD program if denied no additional applications to the

same program will be accepted

Transfer Policies TUI accepts up to four semester credits of Doctoral level courses from accredited doctoral granting

institutions provided the transferred course meets the same general content standards as the TUI

course

Degree Requirements The PhD at TUI is a post Masterrsquos degree consisting of 44 semester credit hours of coursework which may be completed in six sessions with a load of 2 courses (8 credits) per session The program also consists of a research dissertation Based on the nature of independent research being conducted by each student the time needed to complete the dissertation will depend upon the individual student The PhD curriculum has the following components 1 Core Courses All students are required to take five (5) research methods courses and two (2) required theory courses in the field of health These courses provide the foundation for the elective courses which students may pursue in their specialized concentrations All courses are valued at four (4) semester credits The last course taken prior to the dissertation series is the required DHS699-Dissertation Proposal Seminar 2 Concentration Courses In addition to the required core courses there are four (4) concentration courses (electives) needed to complete the degree plan Students may select one concentration from an offering of three concentrations These courses are generally in the specific area of the research that the student will pursue All elective courses are valued at four (4) semester credits 3 Written and Oral Qualifying Students will be examined on their understanding of research methods and statistical concepts related to the research process 4 Dissertation Students demonstrate a synthesis of their doctoral study knowledge and scholarship with a significant quantitative research project that contributes to general principles of knowledge in the field(s) potentially impacted by the research Following the completion of the course work including the Dissertation Seminar (DHS 699) students will continue to work on the dissertation and register for subsequent sessions to DHS 700 701 702hellip The 700 series courses will appear in a separate section on the studentrsquos transcript dedicated to the dissertation

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Degree Requirements - Summary

Completion of 28 semester credit of core courses

Completion of 16 semester credit of elective courses

Successful completion of both oral and written Comprehensive exam

Successful completion of the Dissertation Seminar Prospectus (DHS699)

Successful defense of the dissertation proposal

Successful defense of the PhD dissertation and approval of the Dissertation Committee and

Program Director

Students in the doctoral degree programs must complete each doctoral course with a grade of B

(30) or better and maintain a cumulative GPA of 30 (B) or better for all courses applying toward the

degree

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

DHS600 - Research Methods in Health Sciences 4 Credits Description

DHS608 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics I 4 Credits Description

DHS612 - Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

DHS618 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics II 4 Credits Description

DHS620 - Linking Theory with Research 4 Credits Description

DHS652 - Research Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS699 - Dissertation Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS 700 through 711 ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

DHS 712 and above ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

Specialization Courses (16 Credits)

International Health EducatorResearcher

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of international health education and research

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in areas of international health education and research

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3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health education and research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health education and research

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

education and research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health education and research

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health education and research

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DHS621 - Curriculum in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

DHS623 - TeachingAdministration in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

International Health EducatorPractitioner

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge relevant to the international health practitioner

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their application

to the international health practitioner

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health

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DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH633 - Global Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

DIH635 - Geopolitical Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

Health Care Administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health care administration

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in health care administration

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of health

care administration

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

health care administration

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of health care

administration

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in health

care administration

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in health care administration

DHA619 - Current Issues in Health Administration Research 4 Credits Description

DHA621 - Health Care Law Regulation and Ethics 4 Credits Description

DHA623 - Advanced Leadership 4 Credits Description

DHA698 - Seminar in Strategic Planning for Health Organization 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

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BHE427 - Issues in School Health 4 Credits Description

BHE431 - Obesity and Eating Disorders 4 Credits Description

BHE437 - Adolescent Health 4 Credits Description

Concentration in Expert Legal Nurse Consultant (Concentration Requires 3 of the Following 4

Courses)

This concentration examines the relationship between law and health care including the legal rights and

responsibilities of patients as well as the role of the legal nurse consultant Courses focus on tools and

techniques for researching identifying and applying analytical principles and the specifics of legal

analysis including preparation of case briefs

BHE445 - Introduction to Law and the Litigation Process 4 Credits Description

BHE447 - Legal Research and Analysis 4 Credits Description

BHE449 - TortsPersonal Litigation 4 Credits Description

BHE451 - Case Evaluation and Report Writing 4 Credits Description

Certificate in Family Health (Certificate Requires All 4 Courses)

BHE433 - Maternal-Neonatal Health 4 Credits Description

BHE435 - Infant and Children at Risk 4 Credits Description

BHE415 - Community and Domestic Violence 4 Credits Description

BHE439 - Issues in Family Planning 4 Credits Description

Certificate in Nutrition (Certificate Requires All 4 Courses)

BHE411 - Human Nutrition 4 Credits Description

BHE413 - Nutrition and Disease 4 Credits Description

BHE417 - Nutrition throughout the Life Cycle 4 Credits Description

BHE419 - Sports Nutrition and Weight Control 4 Credits Description

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Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management (Certificate Requires 4 Courses from the

Following)

BHS411 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS412 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS417 - Emergency Planning and Operation 4 Credits Description

BHS419 - Risk Assessment 4 Credits Description

Total Required Credits for the BSHS Degree- Health Educator Concentration 124 Credits

BS in Health Science Health Care Management Health Care Management is an important area of specialization in the health field The health care

manager is faced with a dynamic and changing environment with a challenge of balancing high quality

care with affordable cost The health care manager of the 21st century needs to be knowledgeable of

the basic managerial aspects of an organization as well as the new developments in the health field and

technology Additionally the Health Care Management program is designed to provide health care

professionals with an opportunity to increase their knowledge and skills in the principal functions of

management The coursework in health care management will help develop analytical and problem-

solving skills required of managers in the health care system Individuals will learn to recognize and

appreciate the economic political and social environment in which health care is delivered The program

is also designed to provide students with basic research skills to collect and evaluate data upon which

managers must base their decisions Students will also develop awareness of legal and ethical issues in

health care organizations and use ethical reasoning to resolve them

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Identify and discuss theories and practices relevant to contemporary health care management

2 Demonstrate basic research and evaluation skills applicable to health care management

3 Identify and distinguish between developments and advances relevant to the field of health care

management

4 Identify and examine the role of the health care manager as a member of the multidisciplinary

health care team

5 Describe the economic political and social forces that impact the environment in which the

health care manager functions

6 Demonstrate the ability to apply legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health care

manager

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7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health care manager

Admission Standards

High school graduate

High school diploma or its equivalent

International students must have a TOEFL exam score of 50017361

High School transcripts will be required if transferring fewer than 36 credits into the BSHS

program

Transfer from other institutions up to 92 semester credits

Transfer from an accredited college or university or its international equivalent

Accepting transfer credits such as ACE CLEP DANTES and Excelsior

GPA 20 or better (the student may be accepted on a conditional basis if the overall GPA is

below 20)

All transferred courses must have the grade of C or better

General Education Degree Requirements

A minimum of 45 semester credits as described on page 4

In addition to satisfying the Universityrsquos GE requirements (page 4) students must complete an additional

Physical or Biological science course of at least 3 semester credits as a program GE requirement

Required Upper Division Core Courses (52 Semester Credits)

BHE314 - Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resources Management 4 Credits Description

BHM443 - Legal Aspects of Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

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BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS427 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Upper Division Electives (12 Semester Credits from the Following List)

BHE415 - Community and Domestic Violence 4 Credits Description

BHM411 - Long Term Care 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHM496 - Occupational Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS400 - Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHS412 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Mgt 4 Credits Description

BHS417- Emergency Planning and Operation 4 Credits Description

BHS419 - Risk Assessment 4 Credits Description

Total Required Credits for the BSHS Degree- Health Care Management Concentration 124

Credits

BS in Health Science Environmental Health Sciences The concentration in Environmental Health Sciences is designed to equip our students with an

understanding of the fundamental interrelationships between environmental quality and human health

The courses cover ways in which human activities impact the air water and soil on local and global

scales as well as the regulations that have been set in place for environmental protection Students will

tackle complex current and emerging issues in the discipline and examine ways to manage the

environment responsibly for human health protection

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Objectives

1 Identify and discuss theories and practices relevant to contemporary environmental health science

2 Demonstrate basic research and evaluation skills applicable to environmental health science

3 Identify and distinguish between developments and advances relevant to environmental health science

4 Identify and examine the role of the environmental health specialist in promoting environmental quality and human health

5 Describe the economic political and social forces that impact the practice of environmental health

6 Demonstrate the ability to apply legal and ethical practice and decision making in professional practice

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an environmental health specialist

Admission Standards

High school graduate

High school diploma or its equivalent

International students must have a TOEFL exam score of 50017361

High School transcripts will be required if transferring fewer than 36 credits into the BSHS

program

Transfer from other institutions up to 92 semester credits

Transfer from an accredited college or university or its international equivalent

Accepting transfer credits such as ACE CLEP DANTES and Excelsior etc

GPA 20 or better (the student may be accepted on a conditional basis if the overall GPA is

below 20)

All transferred courses must have the grade of C or better

The transferred course(s) must meet the same general content standards as the TUI course that

the credit is transferred to

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General Education Degree Requirements

A minimum of 45 semester credits as described on page 4

In addition to satisfying the Universityrsquos GE requirements (page 4) students must complete an additional

Physical or Biological science course of at least 3 semester credits as a program GE requirement

Required Upper Division Core Courses (13 Courses 52 Semester Credits)

BHE310 - Health Promotion and Disease Prevention 4 Credits Description

BHE314 - Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHE400 - Principles of Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

BHE418 ndash Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS432 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

BHS434 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

BHS436 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

BHS438 - Hazardous Materials 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS440 - EntomologyPest Control 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS442 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

BHS490- Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Upper Division Elective Courses (3 Courses 12 Semester Credits from the Following List)

BHS433 ndash Water Quality 4 Credits Description

BHS435 - Housing 4 Credits Description

BHS439 ndash Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

BHS441 ndash Noise Control 4 Credits Description

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Total Required Credits for the BSHS Degree- Environmental Health Sciences Concentration

124 Credits

BS in Health Science Health Care Professional Degree Completion The TUI College of Health Sciences professional degree completion Program is designed for health care

professionals who graduated from accredited certificate andor associate degree programs and who

wish to acquire baccalaureate level competencies in health sciences theory and in health care

professional issues

There are a large number of health care professionals who are qualified by academic and clinical

education and formal certification designed to provide patient evaluation and care but without

baccalaureate degree Many employers are requiring or strongly urging that the health care

professional have a minimum of a baccalaureate degree to practice The result is that experienced and

new health care professionals with certificates or associate degrees are searching for baccalaureate

degree completion programs which will allow them to complete degree requirements while working

part time or full time

The TUI College of Health Sciences professional degree completion programs for health care

professionals is specially designed for adult learners who are working in their professions while

completing required coursework for the BS in Health Sciences

TUI offers a unique degree completion program for Physician Assistants Radiologic Technologist Lab

Technicians and Respiratory Therapists who have graduated from an accredited associate degree

andor recognized certificate program

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Identify and discuss theories and practices relevant to professional practice

2 Demonstrate basic research and evaluation skills applicable to professional practice

3 Identify and distinguish between developments and advances relevant to a chosen professional

practice

4 Identify and examine the role of the professional as a member of the multidisciplinary health

care team

5 Describe the economic political and social forces that impact a chosen professional practice

6 Demonstrate the ability to apply legal and ethical practice and decision making in professional

practice

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills in professional practice

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Admission Standards (for Physician Assistant Radiologic Respiratory Therapy and Laboratory Technician Health Care Management and Health Sciences options)

Applicants must hold an associate degree (Associate of ArtsAssociate of Science) or a licensecertificate

in a health related field of practice If the applicant does not hold an associate degree (Associate of

ArtsAssociate of Science) meeting TUIrsquos General Education requirements but is currently licensed or

certified in a health related field a minimum of 60 lower division baccalaureateassociate semester

credits including 45 GE credits (as listed on page 4) are required through transfer credits from an

accredited institutioncollege or have to be completed at Trident University Only professional credits

for which the respective certificatelicense has been received will be considered for transfer credit

toward the professional credits category Up to 28 professional credits can count towards the degree

The total number of credits required for the degree is 124

NOTE

Other associates degrees including CCAF Associatersquos degrees may qualify after review and approval by the College

General Education Degree Requirements

A minimum of 45 semester credits as described on page 4

Physician Assistant Option

TUI offers a unique degree completion program for Physician Assistants The program is designed for

individuals who are certified physician assistants (PA) having graduated from an accredited PA

certificate or PA associates program

Note TUI-College of Health Sciences may have a specific articulation agreement with individual PA

Programs Please consult with your Program Director for specific details

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHE 314 Environmental Health amp Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 320 Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 312 Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

Radiologic Option

TUI offers a unique degree completion program for Radiologic Technologists The program is designed

for individuals who are certified Radiologic Technologists (RT) having graduated from an accredited RT

certificate or RT associates program

Note TUI-College of Health Sciences may have a specific articulation agreement with individual RT

Programs Please consult with your Program Director for specific details

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

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BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHE 314 Environmental Health amp Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 320 Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 312 Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

Respiratory Therapy Option

TUI offers a unique Respiratory Therapy Option in the professional degree completion concentration It

is designed for individuals who are in the field of Respiratory Therapy and have graduated with an

accredited Respiratory Therapy associates degree andor from a recognized Respiratory Therapy

Certificate Program with transferable academic credits

Note TUI-College of Health Sciences may have a specific articulation agreement with individual

Respiratory Therapy Programs Please consult with your Program Director for specific details

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHE 314 Environmental Health amp Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 320 Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 312 Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

Laboratory Technician Option

TUI offers a unique professional degree completion concentration for Laboratory Technicians It is

designed for individuals who are in the field of Laboratory Technology and have graduated with an

accredited Laboratory Technician associates degree or from a recognized Laboratory Technicians

certificate program with transferable upper division credits

Note TUI-College of Health Sciences may have a specific articulation agreement with individual

Laboratory Technician Programs Please consult with your Program Director for specific details

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHE 314 Environmental Health amp Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 320 Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 312 Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

Health Care Management

TUI offers a unique professional degree completion concentration in Health Care Management It is

designed for individuals who are licensed or certified in the field of Allied Health have either graduated

from an accredited AS degree program or have completed transferrable credits and who are

interested in a bachelorrsquos degree in health sciences with an emphasis in health care management

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHE314 - Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHM443- Legal Aspects of Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

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BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHS 365 Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS 455 Computers amp Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS328 Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

Health Sciences

TUI offers a general professional degree completion concentration in Health Sciences It is designed for

individuals who are licensed or certified in the field of Allied Health have graduated from an accredited

AS degree program or have completed transferrable credits and are interested in a bachelorrsquos degree

in health sciences

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHS 365 Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS 455 Computers amp Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS328 Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

IDCs - Independent Duty Corpsmen

Independent Duty Corpsmen play a significant role in providing health care for servicemen and women

and their families TUI has joined the few universities who provide opportunities to complete a BS

degree at the students location with no residency requirement The BS in Health Sciences-Health Care

Management will provide IDCs the opportunity to enhance their knowledge base to obtain advanced

educational credentials and to be eligible for promotion in the Navy TUI developed a specifically

tailored BS in Health Sciences-degree completion program for IDCs The program is built on the

strengths of the IDC program and provides a combination of opportunities to fulfill requirements for a

Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences (BSHS) - Health Care Management IDCrsquos who complete the

course work for the degree will be prepared to continue their education in any Masters program such

as a Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Public Health or a Master of Science in

Health Sciences with a specialization in Health Care Management

The Bachelors degree is a 124-credit program consisting of 44 credits of advanced standing (from IDC

C school) a minimum of 45 general education credits an additional 3 credits lower division free

electives as a program GE requirement and 32 upper division credits of TUI coursework

Admission Standards

This program is specifically designed for those military personnel who have completed the IDC program

At this time only military personnel are eligible for this degree program with the following

qualifications

Surface Force IDC - NEC 8425

Submarine Force IDC - NEC 8402

Deep Sea Diving IDC - NEC 8494

Fleet Marine Force Recon IDC - NEC 8403

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Special Operations IDC - NEC 8491

Program Requirements

General Education (at TUI or transfer) A minimum of 45 Credits

Additional Electives 3 Credits

Upper and Lower Transfer Credits from IDC ldquoCrdquo School 44 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses 20 Credits

Upper Division Elective Courses 12 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses (20 Semester Credits)

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Upper Division Elective Courses (12 Semester Credits from the Following List)

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS411 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

PMTs - Preventive Medicine Technicians

TUI offers a unique degree completion program for professional Preventative Medicine Technicians The

program is designed for individuals who play a significant role in the provision of health care for Navy

and Marine Corps personnel TUIs Bachelor in Health Sciences with Health Care Management

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concentration allows personnel who have completed the Navy School of Health Sciences PMT program

to continue their education in their own homes on their own schedules This online program

compliments the strengths of the Navy technician program by offering additional instruction in health

care management ethics policy delivery systems emergency and disaster response and computer and

information systems PMTs that complete this Bachelor in Health Sciences will be fully prepared to

continue their education in any Public Health or Health Sciences program

The Bachelors degree is a 124-credit program consisting of 44 credits of advanced standing from the

Navy School of Health Sciences PMT program a minimum of 45 lower division general education credits

an additional 3 credits of lower division free electives as a program GE requirement and 32 upper

division credits of TUI coursework

Admission Standards

This program is specifically designed for those military personnel who have completed the PMT

program At this time only graduates of the Navy School of Health Sciences in PMT are eligible for this

program

Program Requirements

General Education (at TUI or transfer) A minimum of 45 Credits

Additional Electives 3 Credits

Upper and Lower PMT Program Transfer 44 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses 20 Credits

Upper Division Elective Courses 12 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses (20 Semester Credits)

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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Required Upper Division Elective Courses (12 Semester Credits from the Following List)

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS411 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

PMTrsquos will also have the option of completing the following program degree completion

PMT ndashBSHS Emphasis in Environmental Sciences

Admission Standards

This program is specifically designed for those military personnel who have completed the PMT

program At this time only graduates of the Navy School of Health Sciences in PMT are eligible for this

program

General Education (at TUI or transfer) A minimum of 45 Credits

Additional Electives 15 Credits

Upper Division Core Courses Transfer from PMT 28 Credits

Upper Elective Course Transfer from PMT 4 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses 24 Credits

Upper Division Elective Courses 8 Credits

BSHS Environmental Sciences CORE courses that would transfer 28 credits

BHE310 - Health Promotion and Disease Prevention 4 Credits Description

BHE314 - Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHE400 - Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

BHS434 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

BHS436 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

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BHS438 - Hazardous Materials 4 Credits Description

BHS440 - EntomologyPest Control 4 Credits Description

BSHS Environmental Sciences Elective requirement that would transfer 4 credits

BHS439 - Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

TUI Courses 32 credits (must be taken at TUI)

Required Upper Division Core Courses (24 Semester Credits)

BHE418 - Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS432 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS442 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

BHS490 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Required Upper Division Elective Courses (8 Semester Credits)

BHS433 - BHS433 Water Quality 4 Credits Description

BHS435 - Housing 4 Credits Description

BHS441 - Noise Control 4 Credits Description

Health Science Undergraduate Certificates TUI offers Undergraduate and Graduate Certificates as part of the Undergraduate or Graduate programs

respectively

Students may apply to a specific program where the certificate is usually a special trackconcentration

within the program Students categorically -- can only enroll in degree programs even though they may

receive documentation of having passed certain benchmarks A certificate is a benchmark reached

after completion of 4 (or more courses) within a specific program such as BSHS ndash Emergency and

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28

Disaster Management The benefit is that a student who completes a cluster of courses reaching the

benchmark may receive the certificate and continue with hisher degree program

The BS in Health Science program offers three (3) undergraduate certificates The certificate courses

may be taken as part of the program or taken as an extension of the program Students in the BS in

Health Sciences interested in one of the following Certificates - Nutrition Emergency and Disaster

Management or Family Health - must successfully complete all the required courses for the bachelors

degree and all four certificate courses Upon completion students will be eligible for a Certificate in the

respective program in addition to the BS in Health Sciences degree A total of 128 credits are required

for the BS in Health Sciences with Certificate in Nutrition Emergency and Disaster Management or

Family Health

All students seeking an Undergraduate Certificate must be admitted to TUI as a regularly admitted

undergraduate student

Academic Requirements

To be awarded the undergraduate certificate the student must earn a minimum ldquoCrdquo (20) in the courses that constitute the certificate with an overall program GPA of ldquoCrdquo (20) or better Programs may require higher academic requirements for their specific certificates

Certificate in Nutrition

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Nutrition provides a theoretical and philosophical

foundation in principles of human nutrition including nutrition through the life cycle and nutrition and

disease

Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits)

BHE411 - Human Nutrition 4 Credits Description

BHE413 - Nutrition and Disease 4 Credits Description

BHE417 - Nutrition throughout the Life Cycle 4 Credits Description

BHE419 - Sports Nutrition and Weight Control 4 Credits Description

Certificate in Family Health

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Family Health provides a theoretical and

philosophical foundation in principles of health promotion planning implementation and

assessment of health education related to the family

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Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits)

BHE433 - Maternal-Neonatal Health 4 Credits Description

BHE435 - Infant and Children at Risk 4 Credits Description

BHE415 - Community and Domestic Violence 4 Credits Description

BHE439 - Issues in Family Planning 4 Credits Description

Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Emergency and Disaster Management provides

a theoretical and philosophical foundation in principles of risk assessment and planning related to

terrorism and other emergencies and disasters

Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits Choose Four (4) Courses from the Following)

BHS411 - Issues in Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS412 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS417 - Emergency Planning and Operation 4 Credits Description

BHS419 - Risk Assessment 4 Credits Description

Health Science Undergraduate Graduation Requirements

Requirement for Graduation

To qualify for graduation with a BS in Health Sciences a student must have successfully fulfilled the

following requirements

Complete each of the required core courses with a C (20) or better

Maintain an overall GPA of 20 (C) or better for all coursework toward the degree

Master of Science in Health Sciences The TUI College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a variety of

concentrationsspecialties The goal of the program is to provide students with the knowledge and skills

needed for effective managerial and leadership careers in various health fields Students will learn to

discern among implement and evaluate new developments and advances in fields of health practice

including health education health care management public health emergency and disaster

management as well as others Individuals will learn to balance the needs of health practice within

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various sociopolitical and economic environments The program is also designed to provide students

with the ability to critically evaluate research findings in applicable fields of practice Students will

develop knowledge and skills in ethical and legal decision making The program also promotes

educational opportunities for career advancement employment mobility and lifelong learning

opportunities

Program Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion of their respective program option graduates should be able to

1 Critically evaluate scientific literature in the field of health sciences

2 Apply quantitative reasoning skills to evaluate scientific data or other health information

3 Identify and apply appropriate models and theories to approach and address health andor

healthcare problems or issues

4 Develop effective written documents and presentations as professionally appropriate at the health

andor healthcare administrative level eg reports proposals PowerPoint presentations educational

materials etc

5 Evaluate multiple or competing perspectivesoptions and recommend an appropriate plan or course

of action for a health andor healthcare problem or issue

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

Pre-requisite courses may be required in the Health Sciences program based on concentration selected

International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may transfer up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos level

program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must meet

the same general content standards as the TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MS degree in Health Sciences students must successfully fulfill both of the following

requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

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MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management The TUI (TUI) College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a

specialty in Health Care Management

The goal of the program is to provide students with the knowledge and skills needed for effective

managerial and leadership careers in the health field The program promotes educational opportunities

for career advancement employment mobility and lifelong learning opportunities to health care

professionals

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to contemporary health

care management

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health care management

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the health care manager functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to health care management

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues faced by the

health care manager

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health care

manager

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health care manager

Degree Requirements

The MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management Specialization requires successful completion of

40 semester credits A final culminating project and an integrative paper are included

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

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32

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHM501 - Management and Organizational Behavior 4 Credits Description

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM507 - Quality Assurance in Hospital Healthcare Organizations 4 Credits Description

MHM509 - Quality Assurance in Managed Care 4 Credits Description

MHM511 - Quality Assurance in Long Term Care Nursing Homes 4 Credits Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems 4 Credits Description

MHM525 - Marketing in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHM535 - Hospital Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

NCM501 - Foundation of Conflict Management 4 Credits Description

NCM511 - Mediation and Arbitration 4 Credits Description

NCM512 - Negotiation Strategies 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciences - International Health TUI-College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a specialty in

International Health The goal is to provide quality education and training to individuals seeking a

graduate degree in international health specialty and to current practitioners or scientists seeking to

fulfill their academic aspirations by achieving and earning an advanced degree in the field of

international health perspective

In the twenty-first century we continue to witness great inequities in access to availability of basic

health care services around the globe Developing regions of the world continue to suffer from

significant public health problems Poverty ethnic tensions violence political instability urban decay

and natural and environmental hazards as well as poor population growth control continue to dominate

the scene in many countries

Graduates of the MS degree in Health Sciences with specialization in International Health will be able to

fill positions in governmental and private national and international organizations The program

emphasizes cross cultural awareness planning implementing and evaluating sustainable health care

development programs for communities and nations develop studentsrsquo skills and ability to assess needs

and develop priorities with limited resources

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Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to international health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in international health

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact

international health

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to international health

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in

international health

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in international health

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an international health professional

Degree Requirements

The MS degree in Health Sciences -International Health Specialty requires successful completion of 40

semester credits a final culminating project and an integrative paper

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MIH502 - Introduction to Intrsquol Health 4 Credits Description

MIH508 - Health Policy in Developing Countries 4 Credits Description

MIH512 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

MIH514 - Cross Cultural Perspectives 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

MIH599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MIH523 - Disaster Humanitarian Emergencies 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MIH543 - Perspective on Abuse and Violence 4 Credits Description

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Total Credits for MS in Health Sciences- International Health specialization

MS Core Courses 20 Credits

MS Electives 16 Credits

Culminating Project 4 Credits

Total 40 Credits

To qualify for graduation with a MS in Health Sciences with a specialization in International Health a

student must have successfully fulfilled all of the following requirements

1 Completed each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

2 Maintained an overall GPA of ldquoB (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying

toward the degree

Health Care Management ndash Informatics Health Informatics Concentration focuses on the application of computer information systems to health

care and public health Informatics extends beyond simply using the computer as a tool for computation

into the process of knowledge acquisition storage retrieval representation and manipulation A major

focus of Informatics is the support of information systems for reasoning decision-making and learning

Health Informatics encompasses the fields of information science computer information systems and

educational technology in support of health care delivery education and management Health

Informatics is a body of knowledge and a set of techniques to organize and manage information in

support of research education and patient care

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to application of computer

information systems to health care and public health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health informatics

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact health

informatics

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to health informatics

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in health

informatics

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in health informatics

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills in health informatics

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Degree Requirements

The MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management Concentration in Health Informatics requires

successful completion of 40 semester credits A final culminating project and an integrative paper are

included

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHI500 - Introduction to Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI502 - Information Systems in the Delivery of Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHI504 - Systems Analysis for Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI506 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Systems Development in Health Informatics

4 Credits Description

MHI508 - Health Information Systems Security 4 Credits Description

To qualify for graduation with a MS in Health Sciences Health Care Management in Health Informatics

a student must have successfully fulfilled both of the following requirements

Completed each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

Maintained an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying

toward the degree

MS in Health Sciences ndash Public Health The Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Public Health is designed to provide

health care professionals and other qualified applicants with advanced knowledge and practical tools in

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public health and health care management Graduates of the program will be able to seek managerial

and leadership positions in the field of public health and health care administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to public health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings relevant to public health

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the public health professional functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to service in public health

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in public

health

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in public health

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a public health professional

Degree Requirements

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MPH502 - Introduction to Public Health 4 Credits Description

MPH504 - Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MIH512 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

MIH514 - Cross Cultural perspectives 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory Based Research 4 Credits Description

MPH599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy 4 Credits Description

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems 4 Credits Description

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MIH543 - Perspectives on Abuse and Violence 4 Credits Description

MHE510 - Occupational Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

MPH503 - Infertility and Public Health 4 Credits Description

MSin Health Sciences -- Emergency and Disaster Management The Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Emergency and Disaster Management

prepares students to provide leadership in major emergencies and disasters including terrorism This

specialization provides individuals planning to hold leadership position as emergency professionals in

government and industry with the skills to respond effectively when emergencies and disasters strike

and provide leadership in those situations Students will learn to analyze disaster threats write

emergency plans to meet state and federal guidelines understand problems facing response teams and

communicate knowledgeably with expert advisors in crisis

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues faced by the

emergency and disaster management professional

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an emergency and disaster management

professional

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology 4 Credits Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits Description

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MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster 4 Credits Description

MHE599 - Culminating Projects 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE510 - Occupation Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

MHE513 - Risk Assessment and Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE518 - Education in Emergency 4 Credits Description

MPH502 - Introduction to Public Health 4 Credits Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciencesndash Health Education The Master of Science in Health Sciences - Health Education specialization prepares professionals to

administer and develop health education programs to implement health education processes and

concepts to understand current health issues and to master skills and knowledge appropriate to

leadership positions in the field

Students should note that the MS in Health Sciences Health Education concentration is not a certificate

or credentialing program TUI cannot grant or certify any student for a credential as a teacher or

administrator As the requirements for credentialinglicensurecertification vary from state to state

students are urged to contact their state of residence or employment for information on specific

requirementscriteria

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to contemporary health

education

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health education

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the health educator functions

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4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to professional practice in health

education

5 Develop and implement plans for promoting health and facilitating voluntary changes in health

behaviors

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health educator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health educator

Degree Requirements

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD506 - Cultural and Cross-Cultural Perspectives in Health 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

MHD510 - Research in Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD599 - Capstone Integrative Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging and Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health and Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy and Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciences - Clinical Research Administration Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Clinical Research Administration a growing

field for health professionals who are interested in overseeing the administration and progress of clinical

trials in various health care facilities usually sponsored by a pharmaceutical company or biologics or

devices companies

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A Clinical Research Administrator is a health professional who manages the various aspects of the

clinical trial not only the health aspects but also the administrative aspects The Clinical Research

Administrator supervises the conduct of clinical trials at a clinical site Individuals who work in the area

of Clinical Research Administration come from very diverse areas such as Nursing Clinical Laboratory

Nutrition Respiratory Therapy Rehabilitation Sciences Physician Assistants IDC PMT Physical Therapy

Medicine to name a few

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to clinical research

administration

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in clinical research

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the clinical research administrator functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to professional practice in clinical

research administration

5 Develop and implement plans for supervising clinical research studies

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a clinical research

administrator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a clinical research administrator

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

CRA502 - Bioethics and Legal Perspectives 4 Credits Description

CRA548 - Research Methods for Health Professionals 4 Credits Description

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA554 - Human Trials 4 Credits Description

CRA599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

CRA500 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

CRA503 - Clinical Research Funding 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

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CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

CRA509 - Scientific Reporting 4 Credits Description

Joint Degree Program The College of Business Administration and the College of Health Sciences have joined forces to offer a

Dual MS-MBA program that result in conferral of a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree and

a Master of Science in Health Sciences with a concentration in Health Care Management (MSHS) degree

Admission Requirements

The student needs to apply specifically to the dual degree program when applying to the

university

The MSMBA degree requires total of 64 credit hours 32 credits from each program The

student may choose which program heshe completes first

Dual degree students must satisfy the curriculum and graduation requirements of both the MBA

and MSHS programs and follow their degree plan CAP599 the Integrated Capstone course

must be the last course taken after the required courses in both the MSHS ndash Concentration in

Health Care Management and the MBA program have been taken

Students withdrawing from the dual degree program before completing both degrees will only

receive credit toward graduation for such courses that qualify toward a single degree program

In this situation students will take the capstone course for the single degree program they wish

to complete (MHM599 for the MSHS or BUS599 for the MBA) The CAP599 integrated capstone

is only applicable for the Dual Degree

The MBA and MS degrees will be awarded upon successful completion of the requirements of

the entire dual degree program

Dual Degree Requirements

MBA ndash Masters in Business Administration (8 Courses 32 Credits)

ACC501 ndash Accounting for Decision Making 4 Credits Description

ETH501 ndash Business Ethics 4 Credits Description

FIN501 ndash Strategic Corporate Finance 4 Credits Description

ITM501 ndash Management Information Systems and Business Strategy 4 Credits Description

MGT501 ndash Management and Organizational Behavior 4 Credits Description

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MGT599 ndash Strategic Management 4 Credits Description

MKT501 ndash Strategic Marketing 4 Credits Description

OPM500 ndash Operation Management for Managers 4 Credits Description

MSHS ndash Concentration in Health Care Management (8 Courses 32 Credits)

MHM505 ndash Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 ndash Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM522 ndash Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM535 ndash Hospital Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH521 ndash Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MIH527 ndash Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MIH548 ndash Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

CAP599 ndash Integrative Capstone Course in Health Care Business Management

4 Credits Description

Graduate Certificates

Admission Standards

Possess a baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in health health science

or related field with a minimum GPA of 25 Submit transcripts of undergraduate and all prior

graduate work

Submit copies of any licenses and board certifications held

Academic Requirements

To be awarded the graduate certificate the student must earn a minimum ldquoB-rdquo (267) in the courses

that constitute the certificate with an overall program GPA of ldquoBrdquo (30) or better Programs may require

higher academic requirements for their specific certificates

Emergency and Disaster Management

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management is to provide the

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theoretical and philosophical foundations in principles of risk assessment emergency planning and

methodology related to terrorism and disaster relief

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHE507 - Bio- Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology 4 Credits Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits Choose one (1) course from the following)

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

MHE513 - Risk Assessment and Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE518 - Education in Emergency 4 Credits Description

Quality Assurance

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Quality Assurance is to provide administrators and practitioners

holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques used to achieve and

ensure quality health care delivery The focus will be on presenting the analytical tools and techniques

that will allow the health care administrator and professional to analyze assess and improve health

outcomes consumer satisfaction accountability and the processes within the organization that ensure

ongoing quality improvement The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit courses

designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in analyzing

developing and directing quality systems in the workplace

Required Course (16 Credits)

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM507 - Quality Assurance in Hospitals Healthcare Organizations 4 Credits Description

MHM509 - Quality Assurance in Managed Care 4 Credits Description

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MHM511 - Quality Assurance in Long Term Care Nursing Homes 4 Credits Description

Health Informatics

The graduate certificate in Health Informatics focuses on the application of computer information

systems to health care and public health and it is intended for students with a background in health

who wish to be prepared to apply current computer technology to the management of health care

services The certificate consists of the four following required courses

Required Courses (16 Credits)

Please select four (4) courses from the following

MHI500 - Introduction to Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI502 - Information Systems in the Delivery of Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHI504 - Systems Analysis for Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI506 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Systems Development in Health Informatics

4 Credits Description

MHI508 - Health Information Systems Security 4 Credits Description

Clinical Research Administration

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Clinical Research Administration is to provide administrators and

practitioners holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques to manage

the various aspects of clinical trial The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit

courses designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in the

administration of clinical research at a clinical site

Required Courses (16 Credits)

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

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Health Education The graduate certificate coursework in health education provides a theoretical and philosophical

foundation in principles of health promotion planning assessment and community health

education based on a synthesis of knowledge drawn from the physical biological social and

behavioral sciences Through the case study method students develop critical thinking skills in

community organization needs assessment and education strategies for individuals and groups

Students interested in the Certified Health Education Specialist exam who do not possess a

baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in the Health Sciences or Health

Professions concentrating in Health Education Community Health Education Public Health Education

School Health Education etc may be required to earn additional units in order to qualify for the National

Certification Exam Students are urged to contact NCHEC regarding eligibility and requirements for the

exam

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits)

Please choose one (1) course from the following

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging amp Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health amp Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy amp Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

Environmental Health Science The Certificate Program in Environmental Health Sciences is offered for those persons working in the

field of environmental health who need to develop their formal education in specific elements of the

field of environmental health Environmental Health consists of those organized activities undertaken to

protect and enhance the publicrsquos health through the recognition assessment and control of

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46

environmental hazards with focus on biological chemical and physical hazards The two major aspects in

an environmental health program are the prevention of disease and the protection and promotion of

human well being

The certificate consists of four of the following required courses (16 credits)

MHS523 - Principles of Environmental Health 4 Credits Description

MHS525 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

MHS527 - Water Quality 4 Credits Description

MHS529 - Housing 4 Credits Description

MHS531 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

MHS533 - Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

MHS535 - Noise Control 4 Credits Description

MHS537 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

Conflict Resolution Management

Conflict is an inevitable part of our professional and personal lives As conflict has an adverse effect on

organizational goal attainment there has been a growing need to understand the sources of conflict

and consequently manage it by applying the appropriate approach and strategy All organizations across

all fields and industries share a common resource ndash people ndash who interact and perform under various

and demanding conditions and all potentially conducive to inter-personal and intra-organizational

conflict The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Conflict Resolution Management is to provide those

professionals in business health or education to master the advanced concepts and techniques of

conflict resolution management Unilateral Bilateral and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) which

will enable them to understand overcome and move beyond conflict The certificate consists of a series

of three graduate-level credit courses designed to provide graduates with knowledge and skills and a

capstone course oriented towards addressing most common real-life situations

Required Courses (16 Credits)

NCM501 - Foundations of Conflict Resolutions 4 Credits Description

NCM511 - Mediation and Arbitration 4 Credits Description

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NCM512 - Negotiation Strategies 4 Credits Description

NCM599 - Capstone Course 4 Credits Description

Master of Science in Health Administration Propelled by broad trends such as demographic growth an ageing population medical innovation and

increased public awareness the field of Health Administration offers rewarding and challenging career

opportunities in the 21st century The Master of Science in Health Administration (MSHA) degree caters

to real world practical needs and focuses on implementing the knowledge and skills needed for effective

administrative leadership roles in organizations throughout the complex healthcare ecosystem This

degree provides graduates with a strong knowledge base in all aspects of Health Administration

including management delivery systems finance ethics regulation and human resources

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Identify and apply appropriate models and theories to approach and address administrative

healthcare problems or issues

2 Evaluate multiple or competing perspectives and options and recommend appropriate

administrative plans or courses of action for a healthcare problem or issue

3 Apply quantitative skills and methods to evaluate healthcare datainformation

4 Critically evaluate professional literature in the field of health administration

5 Develop effective written documents and presentations as professionally appropriate at the

healthcare administrative level eg executive reports business plans and presentations

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

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Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Healthcare Management concentration may be able to

transfer to the MS in Health Administration degree program however students may not complete

the MSHS with a concentration in Healthcare Management and seek a second degree in the MS in

Health Administration program Students are urged to contact their academic advisor with any

questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSHA degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSHA degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHA506 - Health Care Systems Organization

4 Credits Description

MHA507 - Health Care Delivery Systems

4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems

4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration

4 Credits Description

MHM525 - Marketing in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHA599 - MSHA Capstone Course 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 MHM502

MHM514 MHM522 MHM525 Plus 3 Electives

Description

Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance

4 Credits

Description

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MHM501 - Management and Organizational Behavior

4 Credits

Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care

4 Credits Description

NCM501 - Foundation of Conflict Management

4 Credits

Description

Master of Science in Emergency and Disaster Management Each year people across the world are confronted by disasters As can be witnessed by world events

the ability of a nation state or community to plan for and respond to emergencies and disasters is

essential in mitigating the potentially catastrophic consequences of natural and man-made disasters

The Master of Science in Emergency amp Disaster Management (MSEDM) is designed for both military and

civilian students with experience responding to national and global humanitarian crises terrorist-based

events and natural disasters This program provides graduates with the skills to succeed in emergency

and disaster professions in the military federal state and local government and industry

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Apply effective solutions and responses to problems of a physical and psychological nature

experienced in a disaster aftermath

3 Develop emergency plans that meet state and federal guideline and demonstrate effective

communication skills

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

6 Analyze and evaluate disaster threats to public health infrastructure to effectively integrate and

develop coordinated responses with various agencies in disaster mitigation

7 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

8 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

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International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Emergency and Disaster Management concentration may be

able to transfer to the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management degree program however

students may not complete the MSHS with a concentration in Emergency and Disaster Management

and seek a second degree in the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management program Students are

urged to contact their academic advisor with any questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSEDM degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSEDM degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management

4 Credits

Description

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology

4 Credits

Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits MHE503 or MHE509 Description

EDM504 - Public Health and the Aftermath of a Disaster

4 Credits

Description

EDM502 - Critical Infrastructure Vulnerability and Protection

4 Credits MHE503 MHE 509 MHE511

Description

EDM599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits All other 9 courses in the

program need to be taken prior Description

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Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster

4 Credits

Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment

4 Credits

Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

EDM501 - Domestic Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

EDM503 - Infectious Disease Mitigation Following Natural Disasters

4 Credits

Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy

4 Credits

Description

Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences The Doctor of Philosophy represents the highest level of achievement in any academic discipline TUI is

proud to offer a research degree resulting in a Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences

Students who earn this degree are qualified to enter academia or the top levels of health care

administration or health executive positions in government and the private sector These graduates will

have demonstrated excellence in their pursuit of academic study in their selected field As with any

quality PhD degree the work is challenging but the rewards are substantial

The purpose of the Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences program is to prepare professionals from

health and health related fields as leaders educators researchers and scholars Students select either

the educatorresearcher or practitioner concentration in International Health or Health Care

Administration All students in the program will develop advanced research skills directed toward the

creation of new knowledge demonstrated by a PhD Dissertation

Students will gain knowledge and skills that may be used to function at the entry level of university

professorial track teaching or at the highest levels of organizational management Students will gain an

extensive background and comprehension of various areas of health and will learn skills needed for

acquisition and application of advanced knowledge including current developments in their area of

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specialty Graduates will demonstrate effective scholarly writing and presentation as well as skills

needed to design perform compile and successfully defend a doctoral level dissertation The program

also provides students with the ability to make contributions by publishing in peer-reviewed journals

andor presenting research in professional conferences Students planning to enter an academic career

will learn skills for effective teaching in academic health profession programs

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health science

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications to specific areas of health sciences

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration

Admission Standards All applicants to the PhD Programs at TUI are required to possess the following

1 Have an earned Masters degree from an accredited college or university with at least 30

graduate level semester credits

2 Have a grade point average of 34 (on a 40 scale) on all work completed during the Masters

degree An official transcript of all prior academic work must be submitted

3 Possess analytical and critical thinking skills sufficient to deal with the doctoral program

demonstrated by a sample of research or academic publication Must submit a sample of

research oriented writing or publication

4 Possess writing and oral communication skills sufficient to conduct and deliver the results of

meaningful research Must submit an essay that includes current personal intellectual and

professional interests and why the student applies to the degree at TUI

5 Submit a current Curriculum Vita (Resume)

6 Possess information technology skills sufficient to effectively participate in the TUI PhD

pedagogical model

7 Possess Internet skills sufficient to effectively conduct research at a PhD level

8 Have successfully completed with a grade of B or better at least one course in Research

Methods or Statistics at the Masterrsquos or higher level If a student does not meet the research

requirement it can be met by successfully completing a Research Methods course from the TUI

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Masters program with a grade of B or better This course will be considered a prerequisite and

not included in the total number of PhD course units required by the students degree plan

9 International students must have minimum TOEFL of 55021379

You may apply only once to the TUI PhD program if denied no additional applications to the

same program will be accepted

Transfer Policies TUI accepts up to four semester credits of Doctoral level courses from accredited doctoral granting

institutions provided the transferred course meets the same general content standards as the TUI

course

Degree Requirements The PhD at TUI is a post Masterrsquos degree consisting of 44 semester credit hours of coursework which may be completed in six sessions with a load of 2 courses (8 credits) per session The program also consists of a research dissertation Based on the nature of independent research being conducted by each student the time needed to complete the dissertation will depend upon the individual student The PhD curriculum has the following components 1 Core Courses All students are required to take five (5) research methods courses and two (2) required theory courses in the field of health These courses provide the foundation for the elective courses which students may pursue in their specialized concentrations All courses are valued at four (4) semester credits The last course taken prior to the dissertation series is the required DHS699-Dissertation Proposal Seminar 2 Concentration Courses In addition to the required core courses there are four (4) concentration courses (electives) needed to complete the degree plan Students may select one concentration from an offering of three concentrations These courses are generally in the specific area of the research that the student will pursue All elective courses are valued at four (4) semester credits 3 Written and Oral Qualifying Students will be examined on their understanding of research methods and statistical concepts related to the research process 4 Dissertation Students demonstrate a synthesis of their doctoral study knowledge and scholarship with a significant quantitative research project that contributes to general principles of knowledge in the field(s) potentially impacted by the research Following the completion of the course work including the Dissertation Seminar (DHS 699) students will continue to work on the dissertation and register for subsequent sessions to DHS 700 701 702hellip The 700 series courses will appear in a separate section on the studentrsquos transcript dedicated to the dissertation

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Degree Requirements - Summary

Completion of 28 semester credit of core courses

Completion of 16 semester credit of elective courses

Successful completion of both oral and written Comprehensive exam

Successful completion of the Dissertation Seminar Prospectus (DHS699)

Successful defense of the dissertation proposal

Successful defense of the PhD dissertation and approval of the Dissertation Committee and

Program Director

Students in the doctoral degree programs must complete each doctoral course with a grade of B

(30) or better and maintain a cumulative GPA of 30 (B) or better for all courses applying toward the

degree

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

DHS600 - Research Methods in Health Sciences 4 Credits Description

DHS608 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics I 4 Credits Description

DHS612 - Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

DHS618 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics II 4 Credits Description

DHS620 - Linking Theory with Research 4 Credits Description

DHS652 - Research Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS699 - Dissertation Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS 700 through 711 ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

DHS 712 and above ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

Specialization Courses (16 Credits)

International Health EducatorResearcher

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of international health education and research

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in areas of international health education and research

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3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health education and research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health education and research

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

education and research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health education and research

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health education and research

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DHS621 - Curriculum in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

DHS623 - TeachingAdministration in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

International Health EducatorPractitioner

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge relevant to the international health practitioner

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their application

to the international health practitioner

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health

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DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH633 - Global Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

DIH635 - Geopolitical Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

Health Care Administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health care administration

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in health care administration

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of health

care administration

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

health care administration

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of health care

administration

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in health

care administration

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in health care administration

DHA619 - Current Issues in Health Administration Research 4 Credits Description

DHA621 - Health Care Law Regulation and Ethics 4 Credits Description

DHA623 - Advanced Leadership 4 Credits Description

DHA698 - Seminar in Strategic Planning for Health Organization 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

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Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management (Certificate Requires 4 Courses from the

Following)

BHS411 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS412 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS417 - Emergency Planning and Operation 4 Credits Description

BHS419 - Risk Assessment 4 Credits Description

Total Required Credits for the BSHS Degree- Health Educator Concentration 124 Credits

BS in Health Science Health Care Management Health Care Management is an important area of specialization in the health field The health care

manager is faced with a dynamic and changing environment with a challenge of balancing high quality

care with affordable cost The health care manager of the 21st century needs to be knowledgeable of

the basic managerial aspects of an organization as well as the new developments in the health field and

technology Additionally the Health Care Management program is designed to provide health care

professionals with an opportunity to increase their knowledge and skills in the principal functions of

management The coursework in health care management will help develop analytical and problem-

solving skills required of managers in the health care system Individuals will learn to recognize and

appreciate the economic political and social environment in which health care is delivered The program

is also designed to provide students with basic research skills to collect and evaluate data upon which

managers must base their decisions Students will also develop awareness of legal and ethical issues in

health care organizations and use ethical reasoning to resolve them

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Identify and discuss theories and practices relevant to contemporary health care management

2 Demonstrate basic research and evaluation skills applicable to health care management

3 Identify and distinguish between developments and advances relevant to the field of health care

management

4 Identify and examine the role of the health care manager as a member of the multidisciplinary

health care team

5 Describe the economic political and social forces that impact the environment in which the

health care manager functions

6 Demonstrate the ability to apply legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health care

manager

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7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health care manager

Admission Standards

High school graduate

High school diploma or its equivalent

International students must have a TOEFL exam score of 50017361

High School transcripts will be required if transferring fewer than 36 credits into the BSHS

program

Transfer from other institutions up to 92 semester credits

Transfer from an accredited college or university or its international equivalent

Accepting transfer credits such as ACE CLEP DANTES and Excelsior

GPA 20 or better (the student may be accepted on a conditional basis if the overall GPA is

below 20)

All transferred courses must have the grade of C or better

General Education Degree Requirements

A minimum of 45 semester credits as described on page 4

In addition to satisfying the Universityrsquos GE requirements (page 4) students must complete an additional

Physical or Biological science course of at least 3 semester credits as a program GE requirement

Required Upper Division Core Courses (52 Semester Credits)

BHE314 - Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resources Management 4 Credits Description

BHM443 - Legal Aspects of Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

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BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS427 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Upper Division Electives (12 Semester Credits from the Following List)

BHE415 - Community and Domestic Violence 4 Credits Description

BHM411 - Long Term Care 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHM496 - Occupational Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS400 - Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHS412 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Mgt 4 Credits Description

BHS417- Emergency Planning and Operation 4 Credits Description

BHS419 - Risk Assessment 4 Credits Description

Total Required Credits for the BSHS Degree- Health Care Management Concentration 124

Credits

BS in Health Science Environmental Health Sciences The concentration in Environmental Health Sciences is designed to equip our students with an

understanding of the fundamental interrelationships between environmental quality and human health

The courses cover ways in which human activities impact the air water and soil on local and global

scales as well as the regulations that have been set in place for environmental protection Students will

tackle complex current and emerging issues in the discipline and examine ways to manage the

environment responsibly for human health protection

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Objectives

1 Identify and discuss theories and practices relevant to contemporary environmental health science

2 Demonstrate basic research and evaluation skills applicable to environmental health science

3 Identify and distinguish between developments and advances relevant to environmental health science

4 Identify and examine the role of the environmental health specialist in promoting environmental quality and human health

5 Describe the economic political and social forces that impact the practice of environmental health

6 Demonstrate the ability to apply legal and ethical practice and decision making in professional practice

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an environmental health specialist

Admission Standards

High school graduate

High school diploma or its equivalent

International students must have a TOEFL exam score of 50017361

High School transcripts will be required if transferring fewer than 36 credits into the BSHS

program

Transfer from other institutions up to 92 semester credits

Transfer from an accredited college or university or its international equivalent

Accepting transfer credits such as ACE CLEP DANTES and Excelsior etc

GPA 20 or better (the student may be accepted on a conditional basis if the overall GPA is

below 20)

All transferred courses must have the grade of C or better

The transferred course(s) must meet the same general content standards as the TUI course that

the credit is transferred to

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General Education Degree Requirements

A minimum of 45 semester credits as described on page 4

In addition to satisfying the Universityrsquos GE requirements (page 4) students must complete an additional

Physical or Biological science course of at least 3 semester credits as a program GE requirement

Required Upper Division Core Courses (13 Courses 52 Semester Credits)

BHE310 - Health Promotion and Disease Prevention 4 Credits Description

BHE314 - Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHE400 - Principles of Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

BHE418 ndash Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS432 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

BHS434 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

BHS436 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

BHS438 - Hazardous Materials 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS440 - EntomologyPest Control 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS442 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

BHS490- Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Upper Division Elective Courses (3 Courses 12 Semester Credits from the Following List)

BHS433 ndash Water Quality 4 Credits Description

BHS435 - Housing 4 Credits Description

BHS439 ndash Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

BHS441 ndash Noise Control 4 Credits Description

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Total Required Credits for the BSHS Degree- Environmental Health Sciences Concentration

124 Credits

BS in Health Science Health Care Professional Degree Completion The TUI College of Health Sciences professional degree completion Program is designed for health care

professionals who graduated from accredited certificate andor associate degree programs and who

wish to acquire baccalaureate level competencies in health sciences theory and in health care

professional issues

There are a large number of health care professionals who are qualified by academic and clinical

education and formal certification designed to provide patient evaluation and care but without

baccalaureate degree Many employers are requiring or strongly urging that the health care

professional have a minimum of a baccalaureate degree to practice The result is that experienced and

new health care professionals with certificates or associate degrees are searching for baccalaureate

degree completion programs which will allow them to complete degree requirements while working

part time or full time

The TUI College of Health Sciences professional degree completion programs for health care

professionals is specially designed for adult learners who are working in their professions while

completing required coursework for the BS in Health Sciences

TUI offers a unique degree completion program for Physician Assistants Radiologic Technologist Lab

Technicians and Respiratory Therapists who have graduated from an accredited associate degree

andor recognized certificate program

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Identify and discuss theories and practices relevant to professional practice

2 Demonstrate basic research and evaluation skills applicable to professional practice

3 Identify and distinguish between developments and advances relevant to a chosen professional

practice

4 Identify and examine the role of the professional as a member of the multidisciplinary health

care team

5 Describe the economic political and social forces that impact a chosen professional practice

6 Demonstrate the ability to apply legal and ethical practice and decision making in professional

practice

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills in professional practice

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Admission Standards (for Physician Assistant Radiologic Respiratory Therapy and Laboratory Technician Health Care Management and Health Sciences options)

Applicants must hold an associate degree (Associate of ArtsAssociate of Science) or a licensecertificate

in a health related field of practice If the applicant does not hold an associate degree (Associate of

ArtsAssociate of Science) meeting TUIrsquos General Education requirements but is currently licensed or

certified in a health related field a minimum of 60 lower division baccalaureateassociate semester

credits including 45 GE credits (as listed on page 4) are required through transfer credits from an

accredited institutioncollege or have to be completed at Trident University Only professional credits

for which the respective certificatelicense has been received will be considered for transfer credit

toward the professional credits category Up to 28 professional credits can count towards the degree

The total number of credits required for the degree is 124

NOTE

Other associates degrees including CCAF Associatersquos degrees may qualify after review and approval by the College

General Education Degree Requirements

A minimum of 45 semester credits as described on page 4

Physician Assistant Option

TUI offers a unique degree completion program for Physician Assistants The program is designed for

individuals who are certified physician assistants (PA) having graduated from an accredited PA

certificate or PA associates program

Note TUI-College of Health Sciences may have a specific articulation agreement with individual PA

Programs Please consult with your Program Director for specific details

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHE 314 Environmental Health amp Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 320 Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 312 Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

Radiologic Option

TUI offers a unique degree completion program for Radiologic Technologists The program is designed

for individuals who are certified Radiologic Technologists (RT) having graduated from an accredited RT

certificate or RT associates program

Note TUI-College of Health Sciences may have a specific articulation agreement with individual RT

Programs Please consult with your Program Director for specific details

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

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BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHE 314 Environmental Health amp Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 320 Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 312 Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

Respiratory Therapy Option

TUI offers a unique Respiratory Therapy Option in the professional degree completion concentration It

is designed for individuals who are in the field of Respiratory Therapy and have graduated with an

accredited Respiratory Therapy associates degree andor from a recognized Respiratory Therapy

Certificate Program with transferable academic credits

Note TUI-College of Health Sciences may have a specific articulation agreement with individual

Respiratory Therapy Programs Please consult with your Program Director for specific details

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHE 314 Environmental Health amp Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 320 Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 312 Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

Laboratory Technician Option

TUI offers a unique professional degree completion concentration for Laboratory Technicians It is

designed for individuals who are in the field of Laboratory Technology and have graduated with an

accredited Laboratory Technician associates degree or from a recognized Laboratory Technicians

certificate program with transferable upper division credits

Note TUI-College of Health Sciences may have a specific articulation agreement with individual

Laboratory Technician Programs Please consult with your Program Director for specific details

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHE 314 Environmental Health amp Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 320 Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 312 Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

Health Care Management

TUI offers a unique professional degree completion concentration in Health Care Management It is

designed for individuals who are licensed or certified in the field of Allied Health have either graduated

from an accredited AS degree program or have completed transferrable credits and who are

interested in a bachelorrsquos degree in health sciences with an emphasis in health care management

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHE314 - Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHM443- Legal Aspects of Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

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BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHS 365 Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS 455 Computers amp Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS328 Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

Health Sciences

TUI offers a general professional degree completion concentration in Health Sciences It is designed for

individuals who are licensed or certified in the field of Allied Health have graduated from an accredited

AS degree program or have completed transferrable credits and are interested in a bachelorrsquos degree

in health sciences

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHS 365 Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS 455 Computers amp Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS328 Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

IDCs - Independent Duty Corpsmen

Independent Duty Corpsmen play a significant role in providing health care for servicemen and women

and their families TUI has joined the few universities who provide opportunities to complete a BS

degree at the students location with no residency requirement The BS in Health Sciences-Health Care

Management will provide IDCs the opportunity to enhance their knowledge base to obtain advanced

educational credentials and to be eligible for promotion in the Navy TUI developed a specifically

tailored BS in Health Sciences-degree completion program for IDCs The program is built on the

strengths of the IDC program and provides a combination of opportunities to fulfill requirements for a

Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences (BSHS) - Health Care Management IDCrsquos who complete the

course work for the degree will be prepared to continue their education in any Masters program such

as a Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Public Health or a Master of Science in

Health Sciences with a specialization in Health Care Management

The Bachelors degree is a 124-credit program consisting of 44 credits of advanced standing (from IDC

C school) a minimum of 45 general education credits an additional 3 credits lower division free

electives as a program GE requirement and 32 upper division credits of TUI coursework

Admission Standards

This program is specifically designed for those military personnel who have completed the IDC program

At this time only military personnel are eligible for this degree program with the following

qualifications

Surface Force IDC - NEC 8425

Submarine Force IDC - NEC 8402

Deep Sea Diving IDC - NEC 8494

Fleet Marine Force Recon IDC - NEC 8403

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Special Operations IDC - NEC 8491

Program Requirements

General Education (at TUI or transfer) A minimum of 45 Credits

Additional Electives 3 Credits

Upper and Lower Transfer Credits from IDC ldquoCrdquo School 44 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses 20 Credits

Upper Division Elective Courses 12 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses (20 Semester Credits)

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Upper Division Elective Courses (12 Semester Credits from the Following List)

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS411 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

PMTs - Preventive Medicine Technicians

TUI offers a unique degree completion program for professional Preventative Medicine Technicians The

program is designed for individuals who play a significant role in the provision of health care for Navy

and Marine Corps personnel TUIs Bachelor in Health Sciences with Health Care Management

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concentration allows personnel who have completed the Navy School of Health Sciences PMT program

to continue their education in their own homes on their own schedules This online program

compliments the strengths of the Navy technician program by offering additional instruction in health

care management ethics policy delivery systems emergency and disaster response and computer and

information systems PMTs that complete this Bachelor in Health Sciences will be fully prepared to

continue their education in any Public Health or Health Sciences program

The Bachelors degree is a 124-credit program consisting of 44 credits of advanced standing from the

Navy School of Health Sciences PMT program a minimum of 45 lower division general education credits

an additional 3 credits of lower division free electives as a program GE requirement and 32 upper

division credits of TUI coursework

Admission Standards

This program is specifically designed for those military personnel who have completed the PMT

program At this time only graduates of the Navy School of Health Sciences in PMT are eligible for this

program

Program Requirements

General Education (at TUI or transfer) A minimum of 45 Credits

Additional Electives 3 Credits

Upper and Lower PMT Program Transfer 44 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses 20 Credits

Upper Division Elective Courses 12 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses (20 Semester Credits)

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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Required Upper Division Elective Courses (12 Semester Credits from the Following List)

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS411 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

PMTrsquos will also have the option of completing the following program degree completion

PMT ndashBSHS Emphasis in Environmental Sciences

Admission Standards

This program is specifically designed for those military personnel who have completed the PMT

program At this time only graduates of the Navy School of Health Sciences in PMT are eligible for this

program

General Education (at TUI or transfer) A minimum of 45 Credits

Additional Electives 15 Credits

Upper Division Core Courses Transfer from PMT 28 Credits

Upper Elective Course Transfer from PMT 4 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses 24 Credits

Upper Division Elective Courses 8 Credits

BSHS Environmental Sciences CORE courses that would transfer 28 credits

BHE310 - Health Promotion and Disease Prevention 4 Credits Description

BHE314 - Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHE400 - Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

BHS434 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

BHS436 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

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BHS438 - Hazardous Materials 4 Credits Description

BHS440 - EntomologyPest Control 4 Credits Description

BSHS Environmental Sciences Elective requirement that would transfer 4 credits

BHS439 - Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

TUI Courses 32 credits (must be taken at TUI)

Required Upper Division Core Courses (24 Semester Credits)

BHE418 - Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS432 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS442 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

BHS490 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Required Upper Division Elective Courses (8 Semester Credits)

BHS433 - BHS433 Water Quality 4 Credits Description

BHS435 - Housing 4 Credits Description

BHS441 - Noise Control 4 Credits Description

Health Science Undergraduate Certificates TUI offers Undergraduate and Graduate Certificates as part of the Undergraduate or Graduate programs

respectively

Students may apply to a specific program where the certificate is usually a special trackconcentration

within the program Students categorically -- can only enroll in degree programs even though they may

receive documentation of having passed certain benchmarks A certificate is a benchmark reached

after completion of 4 (or more courses) within a specific program such as BSHS ndash Emergency and

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Disaster Management The benefit is that a student who completes a cluster of courses reaching the

benchmark may receive the certificate and continue with hisher degree program

The BS in Health Science program offers three (3) undergraduate certificates The certificate courses

may be taken as part of the program or taken as an extension of the program Students in the BS in

Health Sciences interested in one of the following Certificates - Nutrition Emergency and Disaster

Management or Family Health - must successfully complete all the required courses for the bachelors

degree and all four certificate courses Upon completion students will be eligible for a Certificate in the

respective program in addition to the BS in Health Sciences degree A total of 128 credits are required

for the BS in Health Sciences with Certificate in Nutrition Emergency and Disaster Management or

Family Health

All students seeking an Undergraduate Certificate must be admitted to TUI as a regularly admitted

undergraduate student

Academic Requirements

To be awarded the undergraduate certificate the student must earn a minimum ldquoCrdquo (20) in the courses that constitute the certificate with an overall program GPA of ldquoCrdquo (20) or better Programs may require higher academic requirements for their specific certificates

Certificate in Nutrition

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Nutrition provides a theoretical and philosophical

foundation in principles of human nutrition including nutrition through the life cycle and nutrition and

disease

Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits)

BHE411 - Human Nutrition 4 Credits Description

BHE413 - Nutrition and Disease 4 Credits Description

BHE417 - Nutrition throughout the Life Cycle 4 Credits Description

BHE419 - Sports Nutrition and Weight Control 4 Credits Description

Certificate in Family Health

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Family Health provides a theoretical and

philosophical foundation in principles of health promotion planning implementation and

assessment of health education related to the family

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Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits)

BHE433 - Maternal-Neonatal Health 4 Credits Description

BHE435 - Infant and Children at Risk 4 Credits Description

BHE415 - Community and Domestic Violence 4 Credits Description

BHE439 - Issues in Family Planning 4 Credits Description

Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Emergency and Disaster Management provides

a theoretical and philosophical foundation in principles of risk assessment and planning related to

terrorism and other emergencies and disasters

Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits Choose Four (4) Courses from the Following)

BHS411 - Issues in Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS412 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS417 - Emergency Planning and Operation 4 Credits Description

BHS419 - Risk Assessment 4 Credits Description

Health Science Undergraduate Graduation Requirements

Requirement for Graduation

To qualify for graduation with a BS in Health Sciences a student must have successfully fulfilled the

following requirements

Complete each of the required core courses with a C (20) or better

Maintain an overall GPA of 20 (C) or better for all coursework toward the degree

Master of Science in Health Sciences The TUI College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a variety of

concentrationsspecialties The goal of the program is to provide students with the knowledge and skills

needed for effective managerial and leadership careers in various health fields Students will learn to

discern among implement and evaluate new developments and advances in fields of health practice

including health education health care management public health emergency and disaster

management as well as others Individuals will learn to balance the needs of health practice within

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various sociopolitical and economic environments The program is also designed to provide students

with the ability to critically evaluate research findings in applicable fields of practice Students will

develop knowledge and skills in ethical and legal decision making The program also promotes

educational opportunities for career advancement employment mobility and lifelong learning

opportunities

Program Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion of their respective program option graduates should be able to

1 Critically evaluate scientific literature in the field of health sciences

2 Apply quantitative reasoning skills to evaluate scientific data or other health information

3 Identify and apply appropriate models and theories to approach and address health andor

healthcare problems or issues

4 Develop effective written documents and presentations as professionally appropriate at the health

andor healthcare administrative level eg reports proposals PowerPoint presentations educational

materials etc

5 Evaluate multiple or competing perspectivesoptions and recommend an appropriate plan or course

of action for a health andor healthcare problem or issue

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

Pre-requisite courses may be required in the Health Sciences program based on concentration selected

International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may transfer up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos level

program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must meet

the same general content standards as the TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MS degree in Health Sciences students must successfully fulfill both of the following

requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

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MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management The TUI (TUI) College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a

specialty in Health Care Management

The goal of the program is to provide students with the knowledge and skills needed for effective

managerial and leadership careers in the health field The program promotes educational opportunities

for career advancement employment mobility and lifelong learning opportunities to health care

professionals

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to contemporary health

care management

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health care management

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the health care manager functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to health care management

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues faced by the

health care manager

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health care

manager

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health care manager

Degree Requirements

The MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management Specialization requires successful completion of

40 semester credits A final culminating project and an integrative paper are included

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

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Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHM501 - Management and Organizational Behavior 4 Credits Description

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM507 - Quality Assurance in Hospital Healthcare Organizations 4 Credits Description

MHM509 - Quality Assurance in Managed Care 4 Credits Description

MHM511 - Quality Assurance in Long Term Care Nursing Homes 4 Credits Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems 4 Credits Description

MHM525 - Marketing in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHM535 - Hospital Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

NCM501 - Foundation of Conflict Management 4 Credits Description

NCM511 - Mediation and Arbitration 4 Credits Description

NCM512 - Negotiation Strategies 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciences - International Health TUI-College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a specialty in

International Health The goal is to provide quality education and training to individuals seeking a

graduate degree in international health specialty and to current practitioners or scientists seeking to

fulfill their academic aspirations by achieving and earning an advanced degree in the field of

international health perspective

In the twenty-first century we continue to witness great inequities in access to availability of basic

health care services around the globe Developing regions of the world continue to suffer from

significant public health problems Poverty ethnic tensions violence political instability urban decay

and natural and environmental hazards as well as poor population growth control continue to dominate

the scene in many countries

Graduates of the MS degree in Health Sciences with specialization in International Health will be able to

fill positions in governmental and private national and international organizations The program

emphasizes cross cultural awareness planning implementing and evaluating sustainable health care

development programs for communities and nations develop studentsrsquo skills and ability to assess needs

and develop priorities with limited resources

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Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to international health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in international health

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact

international health

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to international health

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in

international health

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in international health

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an international health professional

Degree Requirements

The MS degree in Health Sciences -International Health Specialty requires successful completion of 40

semester credits a final culminating project and an integrative paper

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MIH502 - Introduction to Intrsquol Health 4 Credits Description

MIH508 - Health Policy in Developing Countries 4 Credits Description

MIH512 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

MIH514 - Cross Cultural Perspectives 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

MIH599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MIH523 - Disaster Humanitarian Emergencies 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MIH543 - Perspective on Abuse and Violence 4 Credits Description

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Total Credits for MS in Health Sciences- International Health specialization

MS Core Courses 20 Credits

MS Electives 16 Credits

Culminating Project 4 Credits

Total 40 Credits

To qualify for graduation with a MS in Health Sciences with a specialization in International Health a

student must have successfully fulfilled all of the following requirements

1 Completed each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

2 Maintained an overall GPA of ldquoB (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying

toward the degree

Health Care Management ndash Informatics Health Informatics Concentration focuses on the application of computer information systems to health

care and public health Informatics extends beyond simply using the computer as a tool for computation

into the process of knowledge acquisition storage retrieval representation and manipulation A major

focus of Informatics is the support of information systems for reasoning decision-making and learning

Health Informatics encompasses the fields of information science computer information systems and

educational technology in support of health care delivery education and management Health

Informatics is a body of knowledge and a set of techniques to organize and manage information in

support of research education and patient care

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to application of computer

information systems to health care and public health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health informatics

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact health

informatics

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to health informatics

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in health

informatics

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in health informatics

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills in health informatics

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Degree Requirements

The MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management Concentration in Health Informatics requires

successful completion of 40 semester credits A final culminating project and an integrative paper are

included

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHI500 - Introduction to Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI502 - Information Systems in the Delivery of Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHI504 - Systems Analysis for Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI506 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Systems Development in Health Informatics

4 Credits Description

MHI508 - Health Information Systems Security 4 Credits Description

To qualify for graduation with a MS in Health Sciences Health Care Management in Health Informatics

a student must have successfully fulfilled both of the following requirements

Completed each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

Maintained an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying

toward the degree

MS in Health Sciences ndash Public Health The Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Public Health is designed to provide

health care professionals and other qualified applicants with advanced knowledge and practical tools in

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public health and health care management Graduates of the program will be able to seek managerial

and leadership positions in the field of public health and health care administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to public health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings relevant to public health

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the public health professional functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to service in public health

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in public

health

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in public health

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a public health professional

Degree Requirements

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MPH502 - Introduction to Public Health 4 Credits Description

MPH504 - Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MIH512 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

MIH514 - Cross Cultural perspectives 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory Based Research 4 Credits Description

MPH599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy 4 Credits Description

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems 4 Credits Description

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MIH543 - Perspectives on Abuse and Violence 4 Credits Description

MHE510 - Occupational Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

MPH503 - Infertility and Public Health 4 Credits Description

MSin Health Sciences -- Emergency and Disaster Management The Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Emergency and Disaster Management

prepares students to provide leadership in major emergencies and disasters including terrorism This

specialization provides individuals planning to hold leadership position as emergency professionals in

government and industry with the skills to respond effectively when emergencies and disasters strike

and provide leadership in those situations Students will learn to analyze disaster threats write

emergency plans to meet state and federal guidelines understand problems facing response teams and

communicate knowledgeably with expert advisors in crisis

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues faced by the

emergency and disaster management professional

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an emergency and disaster management

professional

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology 4 Credits Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits Description

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MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster 4 Credits Description

MHE599 - Culminating Projects 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE510 - Occupation Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

MHE513 - Risk Assessment and Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE518 - Education in Emergency 4 Credits Description

MPH502 - Introduction to Public Health 4 Credits Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciencesndash Health Education The Master of Science in Health Sciences - Health Education specialization prepares professionals to

administer and develop health education programs to implement health education processes and

concepts to understand current health issues and to master skills and knowledge appropriate to

leadership positions in the field

Students should note that the MS in Health Sciences Health Education concentration is not a certificate

or credentialing program TUI cannot grant or certify any student for a credential as a teacher or

administrator As the requirements for credentialinglicensurecertification vary from state to state

students are urged to contact their state of residence or employment for information on specific

requirementscriteria

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to contemporary health

education

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health education

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the health educator functions

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4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to professional practice in health

education

5 Develop and implement plans for promoting health and facilitating voluntary changes in health

behaviors

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health educator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health educator

Degree Requirements

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD506 - Cultural and Cross-Cultural Perspectives in Health 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

MHD510 - Research in Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD599 - Capstone Integrative Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging and Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health and Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy and Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciences - Clinical Research Administration Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Clinical Research Administration a growing

field for health professionals who are interested in overseeing the administration and progress of clinical

trials in various health care facilities usually sponsored by a pharmaceutical company or biologics or

devices companies

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A Clinical Research Administrator is a health professional who manages the various aspects of the

clinical trial not only the health aspects but also the administrative aspects The Clinical Research

Administrator supervises the conduct of clinical trials at a clinical site Individuals who work in the area

of Clinical Research Administration come from very diverse areas such as Nursing Clinical Laboratory

Nutrition Respiratory Therapy Rehabilitation Sciences Physician Assistants IDC PMT Physical Therapy

Medicine to name a few

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to clinical research

administration

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in clinical research

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the clinical research administrator functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to professional practice in clinical

research administration

5 Develop and implement plans for supervising clinical research studies

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a clinical research

administrator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a clinical research administrator

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

CRA502 - Bioethics and Legal Perspectives 4 Credits Description

CRA548 - Research Methods for Health Professionals 4 Credits Description

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA554 - Human Trials 4 Credits Description

CRA599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

CRA500 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

CRA503 - Clinical Research Funding 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

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CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

CRA509 - Scientific Reporting 4 Credits Description

Joint Degree Program The College of Business Administration and the College of Health Sciences have joined forces to offer a

Dual MS-MBA program that result in conferral of a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree and

a Master of Science in Health Sciences with a concentration in Health Care Management (MSHS) degree

Admission Requirements

The student needs to apply specifically to the dual degree program when applying to the

university

The MSMBA degree requires total of 64 credit hours 32 credits from each program The

student may choose which program heshe completes first

Dual degree students must satisfy the curriculum and graduation requirements of both the MBA

and MSHS programs and follow their degree plan CAP599 the Integrated Capstone course

must be the last course taken after the required courses in both the MSHS ndash Concentration in

Health Care Management and the MBA program have been taken

Students withdrawing from the dual degree program before completing both degrees will only

receive credit toward graduation for such courses that qualify toward a single degree program

In this situation students will take the capstone course for the single degree program they wish

to complete (MHM599 for the MSHS or BUS599 for the MBA) The CAP599 integrated capstone

is only applicable for the Dual Degree

The MBA and MS degrees will be awarded upon successful completion of the requirements of

the entire dual degree program

Dual Degree Requirements

MBA ndash Masters in Business Administration (8 Courses 32 Credits)

ACC501 ndash Accounting for Decision Making 4 Credits Description

ETH501 ndash Business Ethics 4 Credits Description

FIN501 ndash Strategic Corporate Finance 4 Credits Description

ITM501 ndash Management Information Systems and Business Strategy 4 Credits Description

MGT501 ndash Management and Organizational Behavior 4 Credits Description

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MGT599 ndash Strategic Management 4 Credits Description

MKT501 ndash Strategic Marketing 4 Credits Description

OPM500 ndash Operation Management for Managers 4 Credits Description

MSHS ndash Concentration in Health Care Management (8 Courses 32 Credits)

MHM505 ndash Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 ndash Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM522 ndash Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM535 ndash Hospital Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH521 ndash Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MIH527 ndash Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MIH548 ndash Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

CAP599 ndash Integrative Capstone Course in Health Care Business Management

4 Credits Description

Graduate Certificates

Admission Standards

Possess a baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in health health science

or related field with a minimum GPA of 25 Submit transcripts of undergraduate and all prior

graduate work

Submit copies of any licenses and board certifications held

Academic Requirements

To be awarded the graduate certificate the student must earn a minimum ldquoB-rdquo (267) in the courses

that constitute the certificate with an overall program GPA of ldquoBrdquo (30) or better Programs may require

higher academic requirements for their specific certificates

Emergency and Disaster Management

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management is to provide the

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theoretical and philosophical foundations in principles of risk assessment emergency planning and

methodology related to terrorism and disaster relief

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHE507 - Bio- Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology 4 Credits Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits Choose one (1) course from the following)

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

MHE513 - Risk Assessment and Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE518 - Education in Emergency 4 Credits Description

Quality Assurance

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Quality Assurance is to provide administrators and practitioners

holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques used to achieve and

ensure quality health care delivery The focus will be on presenting the analytical tools and techniques

that will allow the health care administrator and professional to analyze assess and improve health

outcomes consumer satisfaction accountability and the processes within the organization that ensure

ongoing quality improvement The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit courses

designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in analyzing

developing and directing quality systems in the workplace

Required Course (16 Credits)

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM507 - Quality Assurance in Hospitals Healthcare Organizations 4 Credits Description

MHM509 - Quality Assurance in Managed Care 4 Credits Description

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MHM511 - Quality Assurance in Long Term Care Nursing Homes 4 Credits Description

Health Informatics

The graduate certificate in Health Informatics focuses on the application of computer information

systems to health care and public health and it is intended for students with a background in health

who wish to be prepared to apply current computer technology to the management of health care

services The certificate consists of the four following required courses

Required Courses (16 Credits)

Please select four (4) courses from the following

MHI500 - Introduction to Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI502 - Information Systems in the Delivery of Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHI504 - Systems Analysis for Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI506 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Systems Development in Health Informatics

4 Credits Description

MHI508 - Health Information Systems Security 4 Credits Description

Clinical Research Administration

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Clinical Research Administration is to provide administrators and

practitioners holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques to manage

the various aspects of clinical trial The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit

courses designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in the

administration of clinical research at a clinical site

Required Courses (16 Credits)

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

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Health Education The graduate certificate coursework in health education provides a theoretical and philosophical

foundation in principles of health promotion planning assessment and community health

education based on a synthesis of knowledge drawn from the physical biological social and

behavioral sciences Through the case study method students develop critical thinking skills in

community organization needs assessment and education strategies for individuals and groups

Students interested in the Certified Health Education Specialist exam who do not possess a

baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in the Health Sciences or Health

Professions concentrating in Health Education Community Health Education Public Health Education

School Health Education etc may be required to earn additional units in order to qualify for the National

Certification Exam Students are urged to contact NCHEC regarding eligibility and requirements for the

exam

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits)

Please choose one (1) course from the following

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging amp Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health amp Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy amp Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

Environmental Health Science The Certificate Program in Environmental Health Sciences is offered for those persons working in the

field of environmental health who need to develop their formal education in specific elements of the

field of environmental health Environmental Health consists of those organized activities undertaken to

protect and enhance the publicrsquos health through the recognition assessment and control of

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46

environmental hazards with focus on biological chemical and physical hazards The two major aspects in

an environmental health program are the prevention of disease and the protection and promotion of

human well being

The certificate consists of four of the following required courses (16 credits)

MHS523 - Principles of Environmental Health 4 Credits Description

MHS525 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

MHS527 - Water Quality 4 Credits Description

MHS529 - Housing 4 Credits Description

MHS531 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

MHS533 - Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

MHS535 - Noise Control 4 Credits Description

MHS537 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

Conflict Resolution Management

Conflict is an inevitable part of our professional and personal lives As conflict has an adverse effect on

organizational goal attainment there has been a growing need to understand the sources of conflict

and consequently manage it by applying the appropriate approach and strategy All organizations across

all fields and industries share a common resource ndash people ndash who interact and perform under various

and demanding conditions and all potentially conducive to inter-personal and intra-organizational

conflict The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Conflict Resolution Management is to provide those

professionals in business health or education to master the advanced concepts and techniques of

conflict resolution management Unilateral Bilateral and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) which

will enable them to understand overcome and move beyond conflict The certificate consists of a series

of three graduate-level credit courses designed to provide graduates with knowledge and skills and a

capstone course oriented towards addressing most common real-life situations

Required Courses (16 Credits)

NCM501 - Foundations of Conflict Resolutions 4 Credits Description

NCM511 - Mediation and Arbitration 4 Credits Description

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NCM512 - Negotiation Strategies 4 Credits Description

NCM599 - Capstone Course 4 Credits Description

Master of Science in Health Administration Propelled by broad trends such as demographic growth an ageing population medical innovation and

increased public awareness the field of Health Administration offers rewarding and challenging career

opportunities in the 21st century The Master of Science in Health Administration (MSHA) degree caters

to real world practical needs and focuses on implementing the knowledge and skills needed for effective

administrative leadership roles in organizations throughout the complex healthcare ecosystem This

degree provides graduates with a strong knowledge base in all aspects of Health Administration

including management delivery systems finance ethics regulation and human resources

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Identify and apply appropriate models and theories to approach and address administrative

healthcare problems or issues

2 Evaluate multiple or competing perspectives and options and recommend appropriate

administrative plans or courses of action for a healthcare problem or issue

3 Apply quantitative skills and methods to evaluate healthcare datainformation

4 Critically evaluate professional literature in the field of health administration

5 Develop effective written documents and presentations as professionally appropriate at the

healthcare administrative level eg executive reports business plans and presentations

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

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Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Healthcare Management concentration may be able to

transfer to the MS in Health Administration degree program however students may not complete

the MSHS with a concentration in Healthcare Management and seek a second degree in the MS in

Health Administration program Students are urged to contact their academic advisor with any

questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSHA degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSHA degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHA506 - Health Care Systems Organization

4 Credits Description

MHA507 - Health Care Delivery Systems

4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems

4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration

4 Credits Description

MHM525 - Marketing in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHA599 - MSHA Capstone Course 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 MHM502

MHM514 MHM522 MHM525 Plus 3 Electives

Description

Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance

4 Credits

Description

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MHM501 - Management and Organizational Behavior

4 Credits

Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care

4 Credits Description

NCM501 - Foundation of Conflict Management

4 Credits

Description

Master of Science in Emergency and Disaster Management Each year people across the world are confronted by disasters As can be witnessed by world events

the ability of a nation state or community to plan for and respond to emergencies and disasters is

essential in mitigating the potentially catastrophic consequences of natural and man-made disasters

The Master of Science in Emergency amp Disaster Management (MSEDM) is designed for both military and

civilian students with experience responding to national and global humanitarian crises terrorist-based

events and natural disasters This program provides graduates with the skills to succeed in emergency

and disaster professions in the military federal state and local government and industry

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Apply effective solutions and responses to problems of a physical and psychological nature

experienced in a disaster aftermath

3 Develop emergency plans that meet state and federal guideline and demonstrate effective

communication skills

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

6 Analyze and evaluate disaster threats to public health infrastructure to effectively integrate and

develop coordinated responses with various agencies in disaster mitigation

7 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

8 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

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International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Emergency and Disaster Management concentration may be

able to transfer to the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management degree program however

students may not complete the MSHS with a concentration in Emergency and Disaster Management

and seek a second degree in the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management program Students are

urged to contact their academic advisor with any questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSEDM degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSEDM degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management

4 Credits

Description

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology

4 Credits

Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits MHE503 or MHE509 Description

EDM504 - Public Health and the Aftermath of a Disaster

4 Credits

Description

EDM502 - Critical Infrastructure Vulnerability and Protection

4 Credits MHE503 MHE 509 MHE511

Description

EDM599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits All other 9 courses in the

program need to be taken prior Description

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Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster

4 Credits

Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment

4 Credits

Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

EDM501 - Domestic Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

EDM503 - Infectious Disease Mitigation Following Natural Disasters

4 Credits

Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy

4 Credits

Description

Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences The Doctor of Philosophy represents the highest level of achievement in any academic discipline TUI is

proud to offer a research degree resulting in a Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences

Students who earn this degree are qualified to enter academia or the top levels of health care

administration or health executive positions in government and the private sector These graduates will

have demonstrated excellence in their pursuit of academic study in their selected field As with any

quality PhD degree the work is challenging but the rewards are substantial

The purpose of the Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences program is to prepare professionals from

health and health related fields as leaders educators researchers and scholars Students select either

the educatorresearcher or practitioner concentration in International Health or Health Care

Administration All students in the program will develop advanced research skills directed toward the

creation of new knowledge demonstrated by a PhD Dissertation

Students will gain knowledge and skills that may be used to function at the entry level of university

professorial track teaching or at the highest levels of organizational management Students will gain an

extensive background and comprehension of various areas of health and will learn skills needed for

acquisition and application of advanced knowledge including current developments in their area of

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specialty Graduates will demonstrate effective scholarly writing and presentation as well as skills

needed to design perform compile and successfully defend a doctoral level dissertation The program

also provides students with the ability to make contributions by publishing in peer-reviewed journals

andor presenting research in professional conferences Students planning to enter an academic career

will learn skills for effective teaching in academic health profession programs

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health science

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications to specific areas of health sciences

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration

Admission Standards All applicants to the PhD Programs at TUI are required to possess the following

1 Have an earned Masters degree from an accredited college or university with at least 30

graduate level semester credits

2 Have a grade point average of 34 (on a 40 scale) on all work completed during the Masters

degree An official transcript of all prior academic work must be submitted

3 Possess analytical and critical thinking skills sufficient to deal with the doctoral program

demonstrated by a sample of research or academic publication Must submit a sample of

research oriented writing or publication

4 Possess writing and oral communication skills sufficient to conduct and deliver the results of

meaningful research Must submit an essay that includes current personal intellectual and

professional interests and why the student applies to the degree at TUI

5 Submit a current Curriculum Vita (Resume)

6 Possess information technology skills sufficient to effectively participate in the TUI PhD

pedagogical model

7 Possess Internet skills sufficient to effectively conduct research at a PhD level

8 Have successfully completed with a grade of B or better at least one course in Research

Methods or Statistics at the Masterrsquos or higher level If a student does not meet the research

requirement it can be met by successfully completing a Research Methods course from the TUI

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Masters program with a grade of B or better This course will be considered a prerequisite and

not included in the total number of PhD course units required by the students degree plan

9 International students must have minimum TOEFL of 55021379

You may apply only once to the TUI PhD program if denied no additional applications to the

same program will be accepted

Transfer Policies TUI accepts up to four semester credits of Doctoral level courses from accredited doctoral granting

institutions provided the transferred course meets the same general content standards as the TUI

course

Degree Requirements The PhD at TUI is a post Masterrsquos degree consisting of 44 semester credit hours of coursework which may be completed in six sessions with a load of 2 courses (8 credits) per session The program also consists of a research dissertation Based on the nature of independent research being conducted by each student the time needed to complete the dissertation will depend upon the individual student The PhD curriculum has the following components 1 Core Courses All students are required to take five (5) research methods courses and two (2) required theory courses in the field of health These courses provide the foundation for the elective courses which students may pursue in their specialized concentrations All courses are valued at four (4) semester credits The last course taken prior to the dissertation series is the required DHS699-Dissertation Proposal Seminar 2 Concentration Courses In addition to the required core courses there are four (4) concentration courses (electives) needed to complete the degree plan Students may select one concentration from an offering of three concentrations These courses are generally in the specific area of the research that the student will pursue All elective courses are valued at four (4) semester credits 3 Written and Oral Qualifying Students will be examined on their understanding of research methods and statistical concepts related to the research process 4 Dissertation Students demonstrate a synthesis of their doctoral study knowledge and scholarship with a significant quantitative research project that contributes to general principles of knowledge in the field(s) potentially impacted by the research Following the completion of the course work including the Dissertation Seminar (DHS 699) students will continue to work on the dissertation and register for subsequent sessions to DHS 700 701 702hellip The 700 series courses will appear in a separate section on the studentrsquos transcript dedicated to the dissertation

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Degree Requirements - Summary

Completion of 28 semester credit of core courses

Completion of 16 semester credit of elective courses

Successful completion of both oral and written Comprehensive exam

Successful completion of the Dissertation Seminar Prospectus (DHS699)

Successful defense of the dissertation proposal

Successful defense of the PhD dissertation and approval of the Dissertation Committee and

Program Director

Students in the doctoral degree programs must complete each doctoral course with a grade of B

(30) or better and maintain a cumulative GPA of 30 (B) or better for all courses applying toward the

degree

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

DHS600 - Research Methods in Health Sciences 4 Credits Description

DHS608 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics I 4 Credits Description

DHS612 - Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

DHS618 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics II 4 Credits Description

DHS620 - Linking Theory with Research 4 Credits Description

DHS652 - Research Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS699 - Dissertation Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS 700 through 711 ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

DHS 712 and above ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

Specialization Courses (16 Credits)

International Health EducatorResearcher

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of international health education and research

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in areas of international health education and research

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3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health education and research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health education and research

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

education and research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health education and research

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health education and research

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DHS621 - Curriculum in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

DHS623 - TeachingAdministration in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

International Health EducatorPractitioner

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge relevant to the international health practitioner

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their application

to the international health practitioner

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health

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DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH633 - Global Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

DIH635 - Geopolitical Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

Health Care Administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health care administration

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in health care administration

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of health

care administration

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

health care administration

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of health care

administration

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in health

care administration

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in health care administration

DHA619 - Current Issues in Health Administration Research 4 Credits Description

DHA621 - Health Care Law Regulation and Ethics 4 Credits Description

DHA623 - Advanced Leadership 4 Credits Description

DHA698 - Seminar in Strategic Planning for Health Organization 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

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7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health care manager

Admission Standards

High school graduate

High school diploma or its equivalent

International students must have a TOEFL exam score of 50017361

High School transcripts will be required if transferring fewer than 36 credits into the BSHS

program

Transfer from other institutions up to 92 semester credits

Transfer from an accredited college or university or its international equivalent

Accepting transfer credits such as ACE CLEP DANTES and Excelsior

GPA 20 or better (the student may be accepted on a conditional basis if the overall GPA is

below 20)

All transferred courses must have the grade of C or better

General Education Degree Requirements

A minimum of 45 semester credits as described on page 4

In addition to satisfying the Universityrsquos GE requirements (page 4) students must complete an additional

Physical or Biological science course of at least 3 semester credits as a program GE requirement

Required Upper Division Core Courses (52 Semester Credits)

BHE314 - Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resources Management 4 Credits Description

BHM443 - Legal Aspects of Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

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BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS427 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Upper Division Electives (12 Semester Credits from the Following List)

BHE415 - Community and Domestic Violence 4 Credits Description

BHM411 - Long Term Care 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHM496 - Occupational Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS400 - Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHS412 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Mgt 4 Credits Description

BHS417- Emergency Planning and Operation 4 Credits Description

BHS419 - Risk Assessment 4 Credits Description

Total Required Credits for the BSHS Degree- Health Care Management Concentration 124

Credits

BS in Health Science Environmental Health Sciences The concentration in Environmental Health Sciences is designed to equip our students with an

understanding of the fundamental interrelationships between environmental quality and human health

The courses cover ways in which human activities impact the air water and soil on local and global

scales as well as the regulations that have been set in place for environmental protection Students will

tackle complex current and emerging issues in the discipline and examine ways to manage the

environment responsibly for human health protection

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Objectives

1 Identify and discuss theories and practices relevant to contemporary environmental health science

2 Demonstrate basic research and evaluation skills applicable to environmental health science

3 Identify and distinguish between developments and advances relevant to environmental health science

4 Identify and examine the role of the environmental health specialist in promoting environmental quality and human health

5 Describe the economic political and social forces that impact the practice of environmental health

6 Demonstrate the ability to apply legal and ethical practice and decision making in professional practice

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an environmental health specialist

Admission Standards

High school graduate

High school diploma or its equivalent

International students must have a TOEFL exam score of 50017361

High School transcripts will be required if transferring fewer than 36 credits into the BSHS

program

Transfer from other institutions up to 92 semester credits

Transfer from an accredited college or university or its international equivalent

Accepting transfer credits such as ACE CLEP DANTES and Excelsior etc

GPA 20 or better (the student may be accepted on a conditional basis if the overall GPA is

below 20)

All transferred courses must have the grade of C or better

The transferred course(s) must meet the same general content standards as the TUI course that

the credit is transferred to

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General Education Degree Requirements

A minimum of 45 semester credits as described on page 4

In addition to satisfying the Universityrsquos GE requirements (page 4) students must complete an additional

Physical or Biological science course of at least 3 semester credits as a program GE requirement

Required Upper Division Core Courses (13 Courses 52 Semester Credits)

BHE310 - Health Promotion and Disease Prevention 4 Credits Description

BHE314 - Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHE400 - Principles of Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

BHE418 ndash Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS432 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

BHS434 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

BHS436 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

BHS438 - Hazardous Materials 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS440 - EntomologyPest Control 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS442 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

BHS490- Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Upper Division Elective Courses (3 Courses 12 Semester Credits from the Following List)

BHS433 ndash Water Quality 4 Credits Description

BHS435 - Housing 4 Credits Description

BHS439 ndash Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

BHS441 ndash Noise Control 4 Credits Description

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Total Required Credits for the BSHS Degree- Environmental Health Sciences Concentration

124 Credits

BS in Health Science Health Care Professional Degree Completion The TUI College of Health Sciences professional degree completion Program is designed for health care

professionals who graduated from accredited certificate andor associate degree programs and who

wish to acquire baccalaureate level competencies in health sciences theory and in health care

professional issues

There are a large number of health care professionals who are qualified by academic and clinical

education and formal certification designed to provide patient evaluation and care but without

baccalaureate degree Many employers are requiring or strongly urging that the health care

professional have a minimum of a baccalaureate degree to practice The result is that experienced and

new health care professionals with certificates or associate degrees are searching for baccalaureate

degree completion programs which will allow them to complete degree requirements while working

part time or full time

The TUI College of Health Sciences professional degree completion programs for health care

professionals is specially designed for adult learners who are working in their professions while

completing required coursework for the BS in Health Sciences

TUI offers a unique degree completion program for Physician Assistants Radiologic Technologist Lab

Technicians and Respiratory Therapists who have graduated from an accredited associate degree

andor recognized certificate program

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Identify and discuss theories and practices relevant to professional practice

2 Demonstrate basic research and evaluation skills applicable to professional practice

3 Identify and distinguish between developments and advances relevant to a chosen professional

practice

4 Identify and examine the role of the professional as a member of the multidisciplinary health

care team

5 Describe the economic political and social forces that impact a chosen professional practice

6 Demonstrate the ability to apply legal and ethical practice and decision making in professional

practice

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills in professional practice

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Admission Standards (for Physician Assistant Radiologic Respiratory Therapy and Laboratory Technician Health Care Management and Health Sciences options)

Applicants must hold an associate degree (Associate of ArtsAssociate of Science) or a licensecertificate

in a health related field of practice If the applicant does not hold an associate degree (Associate of

ArtsAssociate of Science) meeting TUIrsquos General Education requirements but is currently licensed or

certified in a health related field a minimum of 60 lower division baccalaureateassociate semester

credits including 45 GE credits (as listed on page 4) are required through transfer credits from an

accredited institutioncollege or have to be completed at Trident University Only professional credits

for which the respective certificatelicense has been received will be considered for transfer credit

toward the professional credits category Up to 28 professional credits can count towards the degree

The total number of credits required for the degree is 124

NOTE

Other associates degrees including CCAF Associatersquos degrees may qualify after review and approval by the College

General Education Degree Requirements

A minimum of 45 semester credits as described on page 4

Physician Assistant Option

TUI offers a unique degree completion program for Physician Assistants The program is designed for

individuals who are certified physician assistants (PA) having graduated from an accredited PA

certificate or PA associates program

Note TUI-College of Health Sciences may have a specific articulation agreement with individual PA

Programs Please consult with your Program Director for specific details

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHE 314 Environmental Health amp Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 320 Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 312 Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

Radiologic Option

TUI offers a unique degree completion program for Radiologic Technologists The program is designed

for individuals who are certified Radiologic Technologists (RT) having graduated from an accredited RT

certificate or RT associates program

Note TUI-College of Health Sciences may have a specific articulation agreement with individual RT

Programs Please consult with your Program Director for specific details

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

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BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHE 314 Environmental Health amp Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 320 Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 312 Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

Respiratory Therapy Option

TUI offers a unique Respiratory Therapy Option in the professional degree completion concentration It

is designed for individuals who are in the field of Respiratory Therapy and have graduated with an

accredited Respiratory Therapy associates degree andor from a recognized Respiratory Therapy

Certificate Program with transferable academic credits

Note TUI-College of Health Sciences may have a specific articulation agreement with individual

Respiratory Therapy Programs Please consult with your Program Director for specific details

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHE 314 Environmental Health amp Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 320 Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 312 Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

Laboratory Technician Option

TUI offers a unique professional degree completion concentration for Laboratory Technicians It is

designed for individuals who are in the field of Laboratory Technology and have graduated with an

accredited Laboratory Technician associates degree or from a recognized Laboratory Technicians

certificate program with transferable upper division credits

Note TUI-College of Health Sciences may have a specific articulation agreement with individual

Laboratory Technician Programs Please consult with your Program Director for specific details

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHE 314 Environmental Health amp Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 320 Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 312 Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

Health Care Management

TUI offers a unique professional degree completion concentration in Health Care Management It is

designed for individuals who are licensed or certified in the field of Allied Health have either graduated

from an accredited AS degree program or have completed transferrable credits and who are

interested in a bachelorrsquos degree in health sciences with an emphasis in health care management

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHE314 - Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHM443- Legal Aspects of Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

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BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHS 365 Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS 455 Computers amp Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS328 Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

Health Sciences

TUI offers a general professional degree completion concentration in Health Sciences It is designed for

individuals who are licensed or certified in the field of Allied Health have graduated from an accredited

AS degree program or have completed transferrable credits and are interested in a bachelorrsquos degree

in health sciences

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHS 365 Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS 455 Computers amp Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS328 Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

IDCs - Independent Duty Corpsmen

Independent Duty Corpsmen play a significant role in providing health care for servicemen and women

and their families TUI has joined the few universities who provide opportunities to complete a BS

degree at the students location with no residency requirement The BS in Health Sciences-Health Care

Management will provide IDCs the opportunity to enhance their knowledge base to obtain advanced

educational credentials and to be eligible for promotion in the Navy TUI developed a specifically

tailored BS in Health Sciences-degree completion program for IDCs The program is built on the

strengths of the IDC program and provides a combination of opportunities to fulfill requirements for a

Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences (BSHS) - Health Care Management IDCrsquos who complete the

course work for the degree will be prepared to continue their education in any Masters program such

as a Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Public Health or a Master of Science in

Health Sciences with a specialization in Health Care Management

The Bachelors degree is a 124-credit program consisting of 44 credits of advanced standing (from IDC

C school) a minimum of 45 general education credits an additional 3 credits lower division free

electives as a program GE requirement and 32 upper division credits of TUI coursework

Admission Standards

This program is specifically designed for those military personnel who have completed the IDC program

At this time only military personnel are eligible for this degree program with the following

qualifications

Surface Force IDC - NEC 8425

Submarine Force IDC - NEC 8402

Deep Sea Diving IDC - NEC 8494

Fleet Marine Force Recon IDC - NEC 8403

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Special Operations IDC - NEC 8491

Program Requirements

General Education (at TUI or transfer) A minimum of 45 Credits

Additional Electives 3 Credits

Upper and Lower Transfer Credits from IDC ldquoCrdquo School 44 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses 20 Credits

Upper Division Elective Courses 12 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses (20 Semester Credits)

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Upper Division Elective Courses (12 Semester Credits from the Following List)

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS411 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

PMTs - Preventive Medicine Technicians

TUI offers a unique degree completion program for professional Preventative Medicine Technicians The

program is designed for individuals who play a significant role in the provision of health care for Navy

and Marine Corps personnel TUIs Bachelor in Health Sciences with Health Care Management

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concentration allows personnel who have completed the Navy School of Health Sciences PMT program

to continue their education in their own homes on their own schedules This online program

compliments the strengths of the Navy technician program by offering additional instruction in health

care management ethics policy delivery systems emergency and disaster response and computer and

information systems PMTs that complete this Bachelor in Health Sciences will be fully prepared to

continue their education in any Public Health or Health Sciences program

The Bachelors degree is a 124-credit program consisting of 44 credits of advanced standing from the

Navy School of Health Sciences PMT program a minimum of 45 lower division general education credits

an additional 3 credits of lower division free electives as a program GE requirement and 32 upper

division credits of TUI coursework

Admission Standards

This program is specifically designed for those military personnel who have completed the PMT

program At this time only graduates of the Navy School of Health Sciences in PMT are eligible for this

program

Program Requirements

General Education (at TUI or transfer) A minimum of 45 Credits

Additional Electives 3 Credits

Upper and Lower PMT Program Transfer 44 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses 20 Credits

Upper Division Elective Courses 12 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses (20 Semester Credits)

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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Required Upper Division Elective Courses (12 Semester Credits from the Following List)

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS411 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

PMTrsquos will also have the option of completing the following program degree completion

PMT ndashBSHS Emphasis in Environmental Sciences

Admission Standards

This program is specifically designed for those military personnel who have completed the PMT

program At this time only graduates of the Navy School of Health Sciences in PMT are eligible for this

program

General Education (at TUI or transfer) A minimum of 45 Credits

Additional Electives 15 Credits

Upper Division Core Courses Transfer from PMT 28 Credits

Upper Elective Course Transfer from PMT 4 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses 24 Credits

Upper Division Elective Courses 8 Credits

BSHS Environmental Sciences CORE courses that would transfer 28 credits

BHE310 - Health Promotion and Disease Prevention 4 Credits Description

BHE314 - Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHE400 - Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

BHS434 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

BHS436 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

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BHS438 - Hazardous Materials 4 Credits Description

BHS440 - EntomologyPest Control 4 Credits Description

BSHS Environmental Sciences Elective requirement that would transfer 4 credits

BHS439 - Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

TUI Courses 32 credits (must be taken at TUI)

Required Upper Division Core Courses (24 Semester Credits)

BHE418 - Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS432 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS442 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

BHS490 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Required Upper Division Elective Courses (8 Semester Credits)

BHS433 - BHS433 Water Quality 4 Credits Description

BHS435 - Housing 4 Credits Description

BHS441 - Noise Control 4 Credits Description

Health Science Undergraduate Certificates TUI offers Undergraduate and Graduate Certificates as part of the Undergraduate or Graduate programs

respectively

Students may apply to a specific program where the certificate is usually a special trackconcentration

within the program Students categorically -- can only enroll in degree programs even though they may

receive documentation of having passed certain benchmarks A certificate is a benchmark reached

after completion of 4 (or more courses) within a specific program such as BSHS ndash Emergency and

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Disaster Management The benefit is that a student who completes a cluster of courses reaching the

benchmark may receive the certificate and continue with hisher degree program

The BS in Health Science program offers three (3) undergraduate certificates The certificate courses

may be taken as part of the program or taken as an extension of the program Students in the BS in

Health Sciences interested in one of the following Certificates - Nutrition Emergency and Disaster

Management or Family Health - must successfully complete all the required courses for the bachelors

degree and all four certificate courses Upon completion students will be eligible for a Certificate in the

respective program in addition to the BS in Health Sciences degree A total of 128 credits are required

for the BS in Health Sciences with Certificate in Nutrition Emergency and Disaster Management or

Family Health

All students seeking an Undergraduate Certificate must be admitted to TUI as a regularly admitted

undergraduate student

Academic Requirements

To be awarded the undergraduate certificate the student must earn a minimum ldquoCrdquo (20) in the courses that constitute the certificate with an overall program GPA of ldquoCrdquo (20) or better Programs may require higher academic requirements for their specific certificates

Certificate in Nutrition

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Nutrition provides a theoretical and philosophical

foundation in principles of human nutrition including nutrition through the life cycle and nutrition and

disease

Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits)

BHE411 - Human Nutrition 4 Credits Description

BHE413 - Nutrition and Disease 4 Credits Description

BHE417 - Nutrition throughout the Life Cycle 4 Credits Description

BHE419 - Sports Nutrition and Weight Control 4 Credits Description

Certificate in Family Health

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Family Health provides a theoretical and

philosophical foundation in principles of health promotion planning implementation and

assessment of health education related to the family

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Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits)

BHE433 - Maternal-Neonatal Health 4 Credits Description

BHE435 - Infant and Children at Risk 4 Credits Description

BHE415 - Community and Domestic Violence 4 Credits Description

BHE439 - Issues in Family Planning 4 Credits Description

Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Emergency and Disaster Management provides

a theoretical and philosophical foundation in principles of risk assessment and planning related to

terrorism and other emergencies and disasters

Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits Choose Four (4) Courses from the Following)

BHS411 - Issues in Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS412 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS417 - Emergency Planning and Operation 4 Credits Description

BHS419 - Risk Assessment 4 Credits Description

Health Science Undergraduate Graduation Requirements

Requirement for Graduation

To qualify for graduation with a BS in Health Sciences a student must have successfully fulfilled the

following requirements

Complete each of the required core courses with a C (20) or better

Maintain an overall GPA of 20 (C) or better for all coursework toward the degree

Master of Science in Health Sciences The TUI College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a variety of

concentrationsspecialties The goal of the program is to provide students with the knowledge and skills

needed for effective managerial and leadership careers in various health fields Students will learn to

discern among implement and evaluate new developments and advances in fields of health practice

including health education health care management public health emergency and disaster

management as well as others Individuals will learn to balance the needs of health practice within

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various sociopolitical and economic environments The program is also designed to provide students

with the ability to critically evaluate research findings in applicable fields of practice Students will

develop knowledge and skills in ethical and legal decision making The program also promotes

educational opportunities for career advancement employment mobility and lifelong learning

opportunities

Program Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion of their respective program option graduates should be able to

1 Critically evaluate scientific literature in the field of health sciences

2 Apply quantitative reasoning skills to evaluate scientific data or other health information

3 Identify and apply appropriate models and theories to approach and address health andor

healthcare problems or issues

4 Develop effective written documents and presentations as professionally appropriate at the health

andor healthcare administrative level eg reports proposals PowerPoint presentations educational

materials etc

5 Evaluate multiple or competing perspectivesoptions and recommend an appropriate plan or course

of action for a health andor healthcare problem or issue

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

Pre-requisite courses may be required in the Health Sciences program based on concentration selected

International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may transfer up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos level

program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must meet

the same general content standards as the TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MS degree in Health Sciences students must successfully fulfill both of the following

requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

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MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management The TUI (TUI) College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a

specialty in Health Care Management

The goal of the program is to provide students with the knowledge and skills needed for effective

managerial and leadership careers in the health field The program promotes educational opportunities

for career advancement employment mobility and lifelong learning opportunities to health care

professionals

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to contemporary health

care management

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health care management

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the health care manager functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to health care management

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues faced by the

health care manager

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health care

manager

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health care manager

Degree Requirements

The MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management Specialization requires successful completion of

40 semester credits A final culminating project and an integrative paper are included

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

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Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHM501 - Management and Organizational Behavior 4 Credits Description

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM507 - Quality Assurance in Hospital Healthcare Organizations 4 Credits Description

MHM509 - Quality Assurance in Managed Care 4 Credits Description

MHM511 - Quality Assurance in Long Term Care Nursing Homes 4 Credits Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems 4 Credits Description

MHM525 - Marketing in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHM535 - Hospital Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

NCM501 - Foundation of Conflict Management 4 Credits Description

NCM511 - Mediation and Arbitration 4 Credits Description

NCM512 - Negotiation Strategies 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciences - International Health TUI-College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a specialty in

International Health The goal is to provide quality education and training to individuals seeking a

graduate degree in international health specialty and to current practitioners or scientists seeking to

fulfill their academic aspirations by achieving and earning an advanced degree in the field of

international health perspective

In the twenty-first century we continue to witness great inequities in access to availability of basic

health care services around the globe Developing regions of the world continue to suffer from

significant public health problems Poverty ethnic tensions violence political instability urban decay

and natural and environmental hazards as well as poor population growth control continue to dominate

the scene in many countries

Graduates of the MS degree in Health Sciences with specialization in International Health will be able to

fill positions in governmental and private national and international organizations The program

emphasizes cross cultural awareness planning implementing and evaluating sustainable health care

development programs for communities and nations develop studentsrsquo skills and ability to assess needs

and develop priorities with limited resources

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Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to international health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in international health

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact

international health

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to international health

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in

international health

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in international health

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an international health professional

Degree Requirements

The MS degree in Health Sciences -International Health Specialty requires successful completion of 40

semester credits a final culminating project and an integrative paper

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MIH502 - Introduction to Intrsquol Health 4 Credits Description

MIH508 - Health Policy in Developing Countries 4 Credits Description

MIH512 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

MIH514 - Cross Cultural Perspectives 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

MIH599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MIH523 - Disaster Humanitarian Emergencies 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MIH543 - Perspective on Abuse and Violence 4 Credits Description

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Total Credits for MS in Health Sciences- International Health specialization

MS Core Courses 20 Credits

MS Electives 16 Credits

Culminating Project 4 Credits

Total 40 Credits

To qualify for graduation with a MS in Health Sciences with a specialization in International Health a

student must have successfully fulfilled all of the following requirements

1 Completed each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

2 Maintained an overall GPA of ldquoB (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying

toward the degree

Health Care Management ndash Informatics Health Informatics Concentration focuses on the application of computer information systems to health

care and public health Informatics extends beyond simply using the computer as a tool for computation

into the process of knowledge acquisition storage retrieval representation and manipulation A major

focus of Informatics is the support of information systems for reasoning decision-making and learning

Health Informatics encompasses the fields of information science computer information systems and

educational technology in support of health care delivery education and management Health

Informatics is a body of knowledge and a set of techniques to organize and manage information in

support of research education and patient care

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to application of computer

information systems to health care and public health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health informatics

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact health

informatics

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to health informatics

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in health

informatics

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in health informatics

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills in health informatics

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Degree Requirements

The MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management Concentration in Health Informatics requires

successful completion of 40 semester credits A final culminating project and an integrative paper are

included

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHI500 - Introduction to Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI502 - Information Systems in the Delivery of Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHI504 - Systems Analysis for Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI506 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Systems Development in Health Informatics

4 Credits Description

MHI508 - Health Information Systems Security 4 Credits Description

To qualify for graduation with a MS in Health Sciences Health Care Management in Health Informatics

a student must have successfully fulfilled both of the following requirements

Completed each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

Maintained an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying

toward the degree

MS in Health Sciences ndash Public Health The Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Public Health is designed to provide

health care professionals and other qualified applicants with advanced knowledge and practical tools in

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36

public health and health care management Graduates of the program will be able to seek managerial

and leadership positions in the field of public health and health care administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to public health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings relevant to public health

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the public health professional functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to service in public health

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in public

health

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in public health

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a public health professional

Degree Requirements

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MPH502 - Introduction to Public Health 4 Credits Description

MPH504 - Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MIH512 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

MIH514 - Cross Cultural perspectives 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory Based Research 4 Credits Description

MPH599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy 4 Credits Description

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems 4 Credits Description

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MIH543 - Perspectives on Abuse and Violence 4 Credits Description

MHE510 - Occupational Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

MPH503 - Infertility and Public Health 4 Credits Description

MSin Health Sciences -- Emergency and Disaster Management The Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Emergency and Disaster Management

prepares students to provide leadership in major emergencies and disasters including terrorism This

specialization provides individuals planning to hold leadership position as emergency professionals in

government and industry with the skills to respond effectively when emergencies and disasters strike

and provide leadership in those situations Students will learn to analyze disaster threats write

emergency plans to meet state and federal guidelines understand problems facing response teams and

communicate knowledgeably with expert advisors in crisis

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues faced by the

emergency and disaster management professional

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an emergency and disaster management

professional

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology 4 Credits Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits Description

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MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster 4 Credits Description

MHE599 - Culminating Projects 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE510 - Occupation Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

MHE513 - Risk Assessment and Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE518 - Education in Emergency 4 Credits Description

MPH502 - Introduction to Public Health 4 Credits Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciencesndash Health Education The Master of Science in Health Sciences - Health Education specialization prepares professionals to

administer and develop health education programs to implement health education processes and

concepts to understand current health issues and to master skills and knowledge appropriate to

leadership positions in the field

Students should note that the MS in Health Sciences Health Education concentration is not a certificate

or credentialing program TUI cannot grant or certify any student for a credential as a teacher or

administrator As the requirements for credentialinglicensurecertification vary from state to state

students are urged to contact their state of residence or employment for information on specific

requirementscriteria

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to contemporary health

education

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health education

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the health educator functions

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4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to professional practice in health

education

5 Develop and implement plans for promoting health and facilitating voluntary changes in health

behaviors

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health educator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health educator

Degree Requirements

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD506 - Cultural and Cross-Cultural Perspectives in Health 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

MHD510 - Research in Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD599 - Capstone Integrative Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging and Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health and Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy and Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciences - Clinical Research Administration Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Clinical Research Administration a growing

field for health professionals who are interested in overseeing the administration and progress of clinical

trials in various health care facilities usually sponsored by a pharmaceutical company or biologics or

devices companies

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A Clinical Research Administrator is a health professional who manages the various aspects of the

clinical trial not only the health aspects but also the administrative aspects The Clinical Research

Administrator supervises the conduct of clinical trials at a clinical site Individuals who work in the area

of Clinical Research Administration come from very diverse areas such as Nursing Clinical Laboratory

Nutrition Respiratory Therapy Rehabilitation Sciences Physician Assistants IDC PMT Physical Therapy

Medicine to name a few

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to clinical research

administration

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in clinical research

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the clinical research administrator functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to professional practice in clinical

research administration

5 Develop and implement plans for supervising clinical research studies

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a clinical research

administrator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a clinical research administrator

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

CRA502 - Bioethics and Legal Perspectives 4 Credits Description

CRA548 - Research Methods for Health Professionals 4 Credits Description

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA554 - Human Trials 4 Credits Description

CRA599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

CRA500 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

CRA503 - Clinical Research Funding 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

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CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

CRA509 - Scientific Reporting 4 Credits Description

Joint Degree Program The College of Business Administration and the College of Health Sciences have joined forces to offer a

Dual MS-MBA program that result in conferral of a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree and

a Master of Science in Health Sciences with a concentration in Health Care Management (MSHS) degree

Admission Requirements

The student needs to apply specifically to the dual degree program when applying to the

university

The MSMBA degree requires total of 64 credit hours 32 credits from each program The

student may choose which program heshe completes first

Dual degree students must satisfy the curriculum and graduation requirements of both the MBA

and MSHS programs and follow their degree plan CAP599 the Integrated Capstone course

must be the last course taken after the required courses in both the MSHS ndash Concentration in

Health Care Management and the MBA program have been taken

Students withdrawing from the dual degree program before completing both degrees will only

receive credit toward graduation for such courses that qualify toward a single degree program

In this situation students will take the capstone course for the single degree program they wish

to complete (MHM599 for the MSHS or BUS599 for the MBA) The CAP599 integrated capstone

is only applicable for the Dual Degree

The MBA and MS degrees will be awarded upon successful completion of the requirements of

the entire dual degree program

Dual Degree Requirements

MBA ndash Masters in Business Administration (8 Courses 32 Credits)

ACC501 ndash Accounting for Decision Making 4 Credits Description

ETH501 ndash Business Ethics 4 Credits Description

FIN501 ndash Strategic Corporate Finance 4 Credits Description

ITM501 ndash Management Information Systems and Business Strategy 4 Credits Description

MGT501 ndash Management and Organizational Behavior 4 Credits Description

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MGT599 ndash Strategic Management 4 Credits Description

MKT501 ndash Strategic Marketing 4 Credits Description

OPM500 ndash Operation Management for Managers 4 Credits Description

MSHS ndash Concentration in Health Care Management (8 Courses 32 Credits)

MHM505 ndash Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 ndash Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM522 ndash Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM535 ndash Hospital Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH521 ndash Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MIH527 ndash Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MIH548 ndash Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

CAP599 ndash Integrative Capstone Course in Health Care Business Management

4 Credits Description

Graduate Certificates

Admission Standards

Possess a baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in health health science

or related field with a minimum GPA of 25 Submit transcripts of undergraduate and all prior

graduate work

Submit copies of any licenses and board certifications held

Academic Requirements

To be awarded the graduate certificate the student must earn a minimum ldquoB-rdquo (267) in the courses

that constitute the certificate with an overall program GPA of ldquoBrdquo (30) or better Programs may require

higher academic requirements for their specific certificates

Emergency and Disaster Management

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management is to provide the

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theoretical and philosophical foundations in principles of risk assessment emergency planning and

methodology related to terrorism and disaster relief

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHE507 - Bio- Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology 4 Credits Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits Choose one (1) course from the following)

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

MHE513 - Risk Assessment and Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE518 - Education in Emergency 4 Credits Description

Quality Assurance

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Quality Assurance is to provide administrators and practitioners

holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques used to achieve and

ensure quality health care delivery The focus will be on presenting the analytical tools and techniques

that will allow the health care administrator and professional to analyze assess and improve health

outcomes consumer satisfaction accountability and the processes within the organization that ensure

ongoing quality improvement The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit courses

designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in analyzing

developing and directing quality systems in the workplace

Required Course (16 Credits)

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM507 - Quality Assurance in Hospitals Healthcare Organizations 4 Credits Description

MHM509 - Quality Assurance in Managed Care 4 Credits Description

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MHM511 - Quality Assurance in Long Term Care Nursing Homes 4 Credits Description

Health Informatics

The graduate certificate in Health Informatics focuses on the application of computer information

systems to health care and public health and it is intended for students with a background in health

who wish to be prepared to apply current computer technology to the management of health care

services The certificate consists of the four following required courses

Required Courses (16 Credits)

Please select four (4) courses from the following

MHI500 - Introduction to Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI502 - Information Systems in the Delivery of Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHI504 - Systems Analysis for Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI506 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Systems Development in Health Informatics

4 Credits Description

MHI508 - Health Information Systems Security 4 Credits Description

Clinical Research Administration

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Clinical Research Administration is to provide administrators and

practitioners holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques to manage

the various aspects of clinical trial The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit

courses designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in the

administration of clinical research at a clinical site

Required Courses (16 Credits)

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

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Health Education The graduate certificate coursework in health education provides a theoretical and philosophical

foundation in principles of health promotion planning assessment and community health

education based on a synthesis of knowledge drawn from the physical biological social and

behavioral sciences Through the case study method students develop critical thinking skills in

community organization needs assessment and education strategies for individuals and groups

Students interested in the Certified Health Education Specialist exam who do not possess a

baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in the Health Sciences or Health

Professions concentrating in Health Education Community Health Education Public Health Education

School Health Education etc may be required to earn additional units in order to qualify for the National

Certification Exam Students are urged to contact NCHEC regarding eligibility and requirements for the

exam

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits)

Please choose one (1) course from the following

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging amp Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health amp Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy amp Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

Environmental Health Science The Certificate Program in Environmental Health Sciences is offered for those persons working in the

field of environmental health who need to develop their formal education in specific elements of the

field of environmental health Environmental Health consists of those organized activities undertaken to

protect and enhance the publicrsquos health through the recognition assessment and control of

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environmental hazards with focus on biological chemical and physical hazards The two major aspects in

an environmental health program are the prevention of disease and the protection and promotion of

human well being

The certificate consists of four of the following required courses (16 credits)

MHS523 - Principles of Environmental Health 4 Credits Description

MHS525 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

MHS527 - Water Quality 4 Credits Description

MHS529 - Housing 4 Credits Description

MHS531 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

MHS533 - Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

MHS535 - Noise Control 4 Credits Description

MHS537 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

Conflict Resolution Management

Conflict is an inevitable part of our professional and personal lives As conflict has an adverse effect on

organizational goal attainment there has been a growing need to understand the sources of conflict

and consequently manage it by applying the appropriate approach and strategy All organizations across

all fields and industries share a common resource ndash people ndash who interact and perform under various

and demanding conditions and all potentially conducive to inter-personal and intra-organizational

conflict The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Conflict Resolution Management is to provide those

professionals in business health or education to master the advanced concepts and techniques of

conflict resolution management Unilateral Bilateral and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) which

will enable them to understand overcome and move beyond conflict The certificate consists of a series

of three graduate-level credit courses designed to provide graduates with knowledge and skills and a

capstone course oriented towards addressing most common real-life situations

Required Courses (16 Credits)

NCM501 - Foundations of Conflict Resolutions 4 Credits Description

NCM511 - Mediation and Arbitration 4 Credits Description

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NCM512 - Negotiation Strategies 4 Credits Description

NCM599 - Capstone Course 4 Credits Description

Master of Science in Health Administration Propelled by broad trends such as demographic growth an ageing population medical innovation and

increased public awareness the field of Health Administration offers rewarding and challenging career

opportunities in the 21st century The Master of Science in Health Administration (MSHA) degree caters

to real world practical needs and focuses on implementing the knowledge and skills needed for effective

administrative leadership roles in organizations throughout the complex healthcare ecosystem This

degree provides graduates with a strong knowledge base in all aspects of Health Administration

including management delivery systems finance ethics regulation and human resources

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Identify and apply appropriate models and theories to approach and address administrative

healthcare problems or issues

2 Evaluate multiple or competing perspectives and options and recommend appropriate

administrative plans or courses of action for a healthcare problem or issue

3 Apply quantitative skills and methods to evaluate healthcare datainformation

4 Critically evaluate professional literature in the field of health administration

5 Develop effective written documents and presentations as professionally appropriate at the

healthcare administrative level eg executive reports business plans and presentations

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

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Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Healthcare Management concentration may be able to

transfer to the MS in Health Administration degree program however students may not complete

the MSHS with a concentration in Healthcare Management and seek a second degree in the MS in

Health Administration program Students are urged to contact their academic advisor with any

questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSHA degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSHA degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHA506 - Health Care Systems Organization

4 Credits Description

MHA507 - Health Care Delivery Systems

4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems

4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration

4 Credits Description

MHM525 - Marketing in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHA599 - MSHA Capstone Course 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 MHM502

MHM514 MHM522 MHM525 Plus 3 Electives

Description

Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance

4 Credits

Description

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MHM501 - Management and Organizational Behavior

4 Credits

Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care

4 Credits Description

NCM501 - Foundation of Conflict Management

4 Credits

Description

Master of Science in Emergency and Disaster Management Each year people across the world are confronted by disasters As can be witnessed by world events

the ability of a nation state or community to plan for and respond to emergencies and disasters is

essential in mitigating the potentially catastrophic consequences of natural and man-made disasters

The Master of Science in Emergency amp Disaster Management (MSEDM) is designed for both military and

civilian students with experience responding to national and global humanitarian crises terrorist-based

events and natural disasters This program provides graduates with the skills to succeed in emergency

and disaster professions in the military federal state and local government and industry

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Apply effective solutions and responses to problems of a physical and psychological nature

experienced in a disaster aftermath

3 Develop emergency plans that meet state and federal guideline and demonstrate effective

communication skills

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

6 Analyze and evaluate disaster threats to public health infrastructure to effectively integrate and

develop coordinated responses with various agencies in disaster mitigation

7 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

8 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

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International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Emergency and Disaster Management concentration may be

able to transfer to the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management degree program however

students may not complete the MSHS with a concentration in Emergency and Disaster Management

and seek a second degree in the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management program Students are

urged to contact their academic advisor with any questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSEDM degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSEDM degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management

4 Credits

Description

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology

4 Credits

Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits MHE503 or MHE509 Description

EDM504 - Public Health and the Aftermath of a Disaster

4 Credits

Description

EDM502 - Critical Infrastructure Vulnerability and Protection

4 Credits MHE503 MHE 509 MHE511

Description

EDM599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits All other 9 courses in the

program need to be taken prior Description

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Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster

4 Credits

Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment

4 Credits

Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

EDM501 - Domestic Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

EDM503 - Infectious Disease Mitigation Following Natural Disasters

4 Credits

Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy

4 Credits

Description

Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences The Doctor of Philosophy represents the highest level of achievement in any academic discipline TUI is

proud to offer a research degree resulting in a Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences

Students who earn this degree are qualified to enter academia or the top levels of health care

administration or health executive positions in government and the private sector These graduates will

have demonstrated excellence in their pursuit of academic study in their selected field As with any

quality PhD degree the work is challenging but the rewards are substantial

The purpose of the Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences program is to prepare professionals from

health and health related fields as leaders educators researchers and scholars Students select either

the educatorresearcher or practitioner concentration in International Health or Health Care

Administration All students in the program will develop advanced research skills directed toward the

creation of new knowledge demonstrated by a PhD Dissertation

Students will gain knowledge and skills that may be used to function at the entry level of university

professorial track teaching or at the highest levels of organizational management Students will gain an

extensive background and comprehension of various areas of health and will learn skills needed for

acquisition and application of advanced knowledge including current developments in their area of

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specialty Graduates will demonstrate effective scholarly writing and presentation as well as skills

needed to design perform compile and successfully defend a doctoral level dissertation The program

also provides students with the ability to make contributions by publishing in peer-reviewed journals

andor presenting research in professional conferences Students planning to enter an academic career

will learn skills for effective teaching in academic health profession programs

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health science

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications to specific areas of health sciences

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration

Admission Standards All applicants to the PhD Programs at TUI are required to possess the following

1 Have an earned Masters degree from an accredited college or university with at least 30

graduate level semester credits

2 Have a grade point average of 34 (on a 40 scale) on all work completed during the Masters

degree An official transcript of all prior academic work must be submitted

3 Possess analytical and critical thinking skills sufficient to deal with the doctoral program

demonstrated by a sample of research or academic publication Must submit a sample of

research oriented writing or publication

4 Possess writing and oral communication skills sufficient to conduct and deliver the results of

meaningful research Must submit an essay that includes current personal intellectual and

professional interests and why the student applies to the degree at TUI

5 Submit a current Curriculum Vita (Resume)

6 Possess information technology skills sufficient to effectively participate in the TUI PhD

pedagogical model

7 Possess Internet skills sufficient to effectively conduct research at a PhD level

8 Have successfully completed with a grade of B or better at least one course in Research

Methods or Statistics at the Masterrsquos or higher level If a student does not meet the research

requirement it can be met by successfully completing a Research Methods course from the TUI

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Masters program with a grade of B or better This course will be considered a prerequisite and

not included in the total number of PhD course units required by the students degree plan

9 International students must have minimum TOEFL of 55021379

You may apply only once to the TUI PhD program if denied no additional applications to the

same program will be accepted

Transfer Policies TUI accepts up to four semester credits of Doctoral level courses from accredited doctoral granting

institutions provided the transferred course meets the same general content standards as the TUI

course

Degree Requirements The PhD at TUI is a post Masterrsquos degree consisting of 44 semester credit hours of coursework which may be completed in six sessions with a load of 2 courses (8 credits) per session The program also consists of a research dissertation Based on the nature of independent research being conducted by each student the time needed to complete the dissertation will depend upon the individual student The PhD curriculum has the following components 1 Core Courses All students are required to take five (5) research methods courses and two (2) required theory courses in the field of health These courses provide the foundation for the elective courses which students may pursue in their specialized concentrations All courses are valued at four (4) semester credits The last course taken prior to the dissertation series is the required DHS699-Dissertation Proposal Seminar 2 Concentration Courses In addition to the required core courses there are four (4) concentration courses (electives) needed to complete the degree plan Students may select one concentration from an offering of three concentrations These courses are generally in the specific area of the research that the student will pursue All elective courses are valued at four (4) semester credits 3 Written and Oral Qualifying Students will be examined on their understanding of research methods and statistical concepts related to the research process 4 Dissertation Students demonstrate a synthesis of their doctoral study knowledge and scholarship with a significant quantitative research project that contributes to general principles of knowledge in the field(s) potentially impacted by the research Following the completion of the course work including the Dissertation Seminar (DHS 699) students will continue to work on the dissertation and register for subsequent sessions to DHS 700 701 702hellip The 700 series courses will appear in a separate section on the studentrsquos transcript dedicated to the dissertation

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Degree Requirements - Summary

Completion of 28 semester credit of core courses

Completion of 16 semester credit of elective courses

Successful completion of both oral and written Comprehensive exam

Successful completion of the Dissertation Seminar Prospectus (DHS699)

Successful defense of the dissertation proposal

Successful defense of the PhD dissertation and approval of the Dissertation Committee and

Program Director

Students in the doctoral degree programs must complete each doctoral course with a grade of B

(30) or better and maintain a cumulative GPA of 30 (B) or better for all courses applying toward the

degree

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

DHS600 - Research Methods in Health Sciences 4 Credits Description

DHS608 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics I 4 Credits Description

DHS612 - Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

DHS618 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics II 4 Credits Description

DHS620 - Linking Theory with Research 4 Credits Description

DHS652 - Research Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS699 - Dissertation Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS 700 through 711 ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

DHS 712 and above ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

Specialization Courses (16 Credits)

International Health EducatorResearcher

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of international health education and research

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in areas of international health education and research

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3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health education and research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health education and research

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

education and research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health education and research

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health education and research

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DHS621 - Curriculum in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

DHS623 - TeachingAdministration in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

International Health EducatorPractitioner

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge relevant to the international health practitioner

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their application

to the international health practitioner

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health

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DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH633 - Global Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

DIH635 - Geopolitical Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

Health Care Administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health care administration

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in health care administration

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of health

care administration

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

health care administration

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of health care

administration

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in health

care administration

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in health care administration

DHA619 - Current Issues in Health Administration Research 4 Credits Description

DHA621 - Health Care Law Regulation and Ethics 4 Credits Description

DHA623 - Advanced Leadership 4 Credits Description

DHA698 - Seminar in Strategic Planning for Health Organization 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

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BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS427 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Upper Division Electives (12 Semester Credits from the Following List)

BHE415 - Community and Domestic Violence 4 Credits Description

BHM411 - Long Term Care 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHM496 - Occupational Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS400 - Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHS412 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Mgt 4 Credits Description

BHS417- Emergency Planning and Operation 4 Credits Description

BHS419 - Risk Assessment 4 Credits Description

Total Required Credits for the BSHS Degree- Health Care Management Concentration 124

Credits

BS in Health Science Environmental Health Sciences The concentration in Environmental Health Sciences is designed to equip our students with an

understanding of the fundamental interrelationships between environmental quality and human health

The courses cover ways in which human activities impact the air water and soil on local and global

scales as well as the regulations that have been set in place for environmental protection Students will

tackle complex current and emerging issues in the discipline and examine ways to manage the

environment responsibly for human health protection

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Objectives

1 Identify and discuss theories and practices relevant to contemporary environmental health science

2 Demonstrate basic research and evaluation skills applicable to environmental health science

3 Identify and distinguish between developments and advances relevant to environmental health science

4 Identify and examine the role of the environmental health specialist in promoting environmental quality and human health

5 Describe the economic political and social forces that impact the practice of environmental health

6 Demonstrate the ability to apply legal and ethical practice and decision making in professional practice

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an environmental health specialist

Admission Standards

High school graduate

High school diploma or its equivalent

International students must have a TOEFL exam score of 50017361

High School transcripts will be required if transferring fewer than 36 credits into the BSHS

program

Transfer from other institutions up to 92 semester credits

Transfer from an accredited college or university or its international equivalent

Accepting transfer credits such as ACE CLEP DANTES and Excelsior etc

GPA 20 or better (the student may be accepted on a conditional basis if the overall GPA is

below 20)

All transferred courses must have the grade of C or better

The transferred course(s) must meet the same general content standards as the TUI course that

the credit is transferred to

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General Education Degree Requirements

A minimum of 45 semester credits as described on page 4

In addition to satisfying the Universityrsquos GE requirements (page 4) students must complete an additional

Physical or Biological science course of at least 3 semester credits as a program GE requirement

Required Upper Division Core Courses (13 Courses 52 Semester Credits)

BHE310 - Health Promotion and Disease Prevention 4 Credits Description

BHE314 - Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHE400 - Principles of Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

BHE418 ndash Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS432 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

BHS434 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

BHS436 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

BHS438 - Hazardous Materials 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS440 - EntomologyPest Control 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS442 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

BHS490- Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Upper Division Elective Courses (3 Courses 12 Semester Credits from the Following List)

BHS433 ndash Water Quality 4 Credits Description

BHS435 - Housing 4 Credits Description

BHS439 ndash Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

BHS441 ndash Noise Control 4 Credits Description

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Total Required Credits for the BSHS Degree- Environmental Health Sciences Concentration

124 Credits

BS in Health Science Health Care Professional Degree Completion The TUI College of Health Sciences professional degree completion Program is designed for health care

professionals who graduated from accredited certificate andor associate degree programs and who

wish to acquire baccalaureate level competencies in health sciences theory and in health care

professional issues

There are a large number of health care professionals who are qualified by academic and clinical

education and formal certification designed to provide patient evaluation and care but without

baccalaureate degree Many employers are requiring or strongly urging that the health care

professional have a minimum of a baccalaureate degree to practice The result is that experienced and

new health care professionals with certificates or associate degrees are searching for baccalaureate

degree completion programs which will allow them to complete degree requirements while working

part time or full time

The TUI College of Health Sciences professional degree completion programs for health care

professionals is specially designed for adult learners who are working in their professions while

completing required coursework for the BS in Health Sciences

TUI offers a unique degree completion program for Physician Assistants Radiologic Technologist Lab

Technicians and Respiratory Therapists who have graduated from an accredited associate degree

andor recognized certificate program

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Identify and discuss theories and practices relevant to professional practice

2 Demonstrate basic research and evaluation skills applicable to professional practice

3 Identify and distinguish between developments and advances relevant to a chosen professional

practice

4 Identify and examine the role of the professional as a member of the multidisciplinary health

care team

5 Describe the economic political and social forces that impact a chosen professional practice

6 Demonstrate the ability to apply legal and ethical practice and decision making in professional

practice

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills in professional practice

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Admission Standards (for Physician Assistant Radiologic Respiratory Therapy and Laboratory Technician Health Care Management and Health Sciences options)

Applicants must hold an associate degree (Associate of ArtsAssociate of Science) or a licensecertificate

in a health related field of practice If the applicant does not hold an associate degree (Associate of

ArtsAssociate of Science) meeting TUIrsquos General Education requirements but is currently licensed or

certified in a health related field a minimum of 60 lower division baccalaureateassociate semester

credits including 45 GE credits (as listed on page 4) are required through transfer credits from an

accredited institutioncollege or have to be completed at Trident University Only professional credits

for which the respective certificatelicense has been received will be considered for transfer credit

toward the professional credits category Up to 28 professional credits can count towards the degree

The total number of credits required for the degree is 124

NOTE

Other associates degrees including CCAF Associatersquos degrees may qualify after review and approval by the College

General Education Degree Requirements

A minimum of 45 semester credits as described on page 4

Physician Assistant Option

TUI offers a unique degree completion program for Physician Assistants The program is designed for

individuals who are certified physician assistants (PA) having graduated from an accredited PA

certificate or PA associates program

Note TUI-College of Health Sciences may have a specific articulation agreement with individual PA

Programs Please consult with your Program Director for specific details

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHE 314 Environmental Health amp Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 320 Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 312 Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

Radiologic Option

TUI offers a unique degree completion program for Radiologic Technologists The program is designed

for individuals who are certified Radiologic Technologists (RT) having graduated from an accredited RT

certificate or RT associates program

Note TUI-College of Health Sciences may have a specific articulation agreement with individual RT

Programs Please consult with your Program Director for specific details

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

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BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHE 314 Environmental Health amp Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 320 Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 312 Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

Respiratory Therapy Option

TUI offers a unique Respiratory Therapy Option in the professional degree completion concentration It

is designed for individuals who are in the field of Respiratory Therapy and have graduated with an

accredited Respiratory Therapy associates degree andor from a recognized Respiratory Therapy

Certificate Program with transferable academic credits

Note TUI-College of Health Sciences may have a specific articulation agreement with individual

Respiratory Therapy Programs Please consult with your Program Director for specific details

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHE 314 Environmental Health amp Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 320 Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 312 Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

Laboratory Technician Option

TUI offers a unique professional degree completion concentration for Laboratory Technicians It is

designed for individuals who are in the field of Laboratory Technology and have graduated with an

accredited Laboratory Technician associates degree or from a recognized Laboratory Technicians

certificate program with transferable upper division credits

Note TUI-College of Health Sciences may have a specific articulation agreement with individual

Laboratory Technician Programs Please consult with your Program Director for specific details

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHE 314 Environmental Health amp Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 320 Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 312 Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

Health Care Management

TUI offers a unique professional degree completion concentration in Health Care Management It is

designed for individuals who are licensed or certified in the field of Allied Health have either graduated

from an accredited AS degree program or have completed transferrable credits and who are

interested in a bachelorrsquos degree in health sciences with an emphasis in health care management

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHE314 - Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHM443- Legal Aspects of Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

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BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHS 365 Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS 455 Computers amp Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS328 Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

Health Sciences

TUI offers a general professional degree completion concentration in Health Sciences It is designed for

individuals who are licensed or certified in the field of Allied Health have graduated from an accredited

AS degree program or have completed transferrable credits and are interested in a bachelorrsquos degree

in health sciences

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHS 365 Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS 455 Computers amp Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS328 Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

IDCs - Independent Duty Corpsmen

Independent Duty Corpsmen play a significant role in providing health care for servicemen and women

and their families TUI has joined the few universities who provide opportunities to complete a BS

degree at the students location with no residency requirement The BS in Health Sciences-Health Care

Management will provide IDCs the opportunity to enhance their knowledge base to obtain advanced

educational credentials and to be eligible for promotion in the Navy TUI developed a specifically

tailored BS in Health Sciences-degree completion program for IDCs The program is built on the

strengths of the IDC program and provides a combination of opportunities to fulfill requirements for a

Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences (BSHS) - Health Care Management IDCrsquos who complete the

course work for the degree will be prepared to continue their education in any Masters program such

as a Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Public Health or a Master of Science in

Health Sciences with a specialization in Health Care Management

The Bachelors degree is a 124-credit program consisting of 44 credits of advanced standing (from IDC

C school) a minimum of 45 general education credits an additional 3 credits lower division free

electives as a program GE requirement and 32 upper division credits of TUI coursework

Admission Standards

This program is specifically designed for those military personnel who have completed the IDC program

At this time only military personnel are eligible for this degree program with the following

qualifications

Surface Force IDC - NEC 8425

Submarine Force IDC - NEC 8402

Deep Sea Diving IDC - NEC 8494

Fleet Marine Force Recon IDC - NEC 8403

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Special Operations IDC - NEC 8491

Program Requirements

General Education (at TUI or transfer) A minimum of 45 Credits

Additional Electives 3 Credits

Upper and Lower Transfer Credits from IDC ldquoCrdquo School 44 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses 20 Credits

Upper Division Elective Courses 12 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses (20 Semester Credits)

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Upper Division Elective Courses (12 Semester Credits from the Following List)

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS411 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

PMTs - Preventive Medicine Technicians

TUI offers a unique degree completion program for professional Preventative Medicine Technicians The

program is designed for individuals who play a significant role in the provision of health care for Navy

and Marine Corps personnel TUIs Bachelor in Health Sciences with Health Care Management

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concentration allows personnel who have completed the Navy School of Health Sciences PMT program

to continue their education in their own homes on their own schedules This online program

compliments the strengths of the Navy technician program by offering additional instruction in health

care management ethics policy delivery systems emergency and disaster response and computer and

information systems PMTs that complete this Bachelor in Health Sciences will be fully prepared to

continue their education in any Public Health or Health Sciences program

The Bachelors degree is a 124-credit program consisting of 44 credits of advanced standing from the

Navy School of Health Sciences PMT program a minimum of 45 lower division general education credits

an additional 3 credits of lower division free electives as a program GE requirement and 32 upper

division credits of TUI coursework

Admission Standards

This program is specifically designed for those military personnel who have completed the PMT

program At this time only graduates of the Navy School of Health Sciences in PMT are eligible for this

program

Program Requirements

General Education (at TUI or transfer) A minimum of 45 Credits

Additional Electives 3 Credits

Upper and Lower PMT Program Transfer 44 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses 20 Credits

Upper Division Elective Courses 12 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses (20 Semester Credits)

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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Required Upper Division Elective Courses (12 Semester Credits from the Following List)

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS411 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

PMTrsquos will also have the option of completing the following program degree completion

PMT ndashBSHS Emphasis in Environmental Sciences

Admission Standards

This program is specifically designed for those military personnel who have completed the PMT

program At this time only graduates of the Navy School of Health Sciences in PMT are eligible for this

program

General Education (at TUI or transfer) A minimum of 45 Credits

Additional Electives 15 Credits

Upper Division Core Courses Transfer from PMT 28 Credits

Upper Elective Course Transfer from PMT 4 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses 24 Credits

Upper Division Elective Courses 8 Credits

BSHS Environmental Sciences CORE courses that would transfer 28 credits

BHE310 - Health Promotion and Disease Prevention 4 Credits Description

BHE314 - Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHE400 - Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

BHS434 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

BHS436 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

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BHS438 - Hazardous Materials 4 Credits Description

BHS440 - EntomologyPest Control 4 Credits Description

BSHS Environmental Sciences Elective requirement that would transfer 4 credits

BHS439 - Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

TUI Courses 32 credits (must be taken at TUI)

Required Upper Division Core Courses (24 Semester Credits)

BHE418 - Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS432 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS442 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

BHS490 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Required Upper Division Elective Courses (8 Semester Credits)

BHS433 - BHS433 Water Quality 4 Credits Description

BHS435 - Housing 4 Credits Description

BHS441 - Noise Control 4 Credits Description

Health Science Undergraduate Certificates TUI offers Undergraduate and Graduate Certificates as part of the Undergraduate or Graduate programs

respectively

Students may apply to a specific program where the certificate is usually a special trackconcentration

within the program Students categorically -- can only enroll in degree programs even though they may

receive documentation of having passed certain benchmarks A certificate is a benchmark reached

after completion of 4 (or more courses) within a specific program such as BSHS ndash Emergency and

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Disaster Management The benefit is that a student who completes a cluster of courses reaching the

benchmark may receive the certificate and continue with hisher degree program

The BS in Health Science program offers three (3) undergraduate certificates The certificate courses

may be taken as part of the program or taken as an extension of the program Students in the BS in

Health Sciences interested in one of the following Certificates - Nutrition Emergency and Disaster

Management or Family Health - must successfully complete all the required courses for the bachelors

degree and all four certificate courses Upon completion students will be eligible for a Certificate in the

respective program in addition to the BS in Health Sciences degree A total of 128 credits are required

for the BS in Health Sciences with Certificate in Nutrition Emergency and Disaster Management or

Family Health

All students seeking an Undergraduate Certificate must be admitted to TUI as a regularly admitted

undergraduate student

Academic Requirements

To be awarded the undergraduate certificate the student must earn a minimum ldquoCrdquo (20) in the courses that constitute the certificate with an overall program GPA of ldquoCrdquo (20) or better Programs may require higher academic requirements for their specific certificates

Certificate in Nutrition

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Nutrition provides a theoretical and philosophical

foundation in principles of human nutrition including nutrition through the life cycle and nutrition and

disease

Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits)

BHE411 - Human Nutrition 4 Credits Description

BHE413 - Nutrition and Disease 4 Credits Description

BHE417 - Nutrition throughout the Life Cycle 4 Credits Description

BHE419 - Sports Nutrition and Weight Control 4 Credits Description

Certificate in Family Health

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Family Health provides a theoretical and

philosophical foundation in principles of health promotion planning implementation and

assessment of health education related to the family

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Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits)

BHE433 - Maternal-Neonatal Health 4 Credits Description

BHE435 - Infant and Children at Risk 4 Credits Description

BHE415 - Community and Domestic Violence 4 Credits Description

BHE439 - Issues in Family Planning 4 Credits Description

Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Emergency and Disaster Management provides

a theoretical and philosophical foundation in principles of risk assessment and planning related to

terrorism and other emergencies and disasters

Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits Choose Four (4) Courses from the Following)

BHS411 - Issues in Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS412 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS417 - Emergency Planning and Operation 4 Credits Description

BHS419 - Risk Assessment 4 Credits Description

Health Science Undergraduate Graduation Requirements

Requirement for Graduation

To qualify for graduation with a BS in Health Sciences a student must have successfully fulfilled the

following requirements

Complete each of the required core courses with a C (20) or better

Maintain an overall GPA of 20 (C) or better for all coursework toward the degree

Master of Science in Health Sciences The TUI College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a variety of

concentrationsspecialties The goal of the program is to provide students with the knowledge and skills

needed for effective managerial and leadership careers in various health fields Students will learn to

discern among implement and evaluate new developments and advances in fields of health practice

including health education health care management public health emergency and disaster

management as well as others Individuals will learn to balance the needs of health practice within

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various sociopolitical and economic environments The program is also designed to provide students

with the ability to critically evaluate research findings in applicable fields of practice Students will

develop knowledge and skills in ethical and legal decision making The program also promotes

educational opportunities for career advancement employment mobility and lifelong learning

opportunities

Program Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion of their respective program option graduates should be able to

1 Critically evaluate scientific literature in the field of health sciences

2 Apply quantitative reasoning skills to evaluate scientific data or other health information

3 Identify and apply appropriate models and theories to approach and address health andor

healthcare problems or issues

4 Develop effective written documents and presentations as professionally appropriate at the health

andor healthcare administrative level eg reports proposals PowerPoint presentations educational

materials etc

5 Evaluate multiple or competing perspectivesoptions and recommend an appropriate plan or course

of action for a health andor healthcare problem or issue

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

Pre-requisite courses may be required in the Health Sciences program based on concentration selected

International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may transfer up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos level

program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must meet

the same general content standards as the TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MS degree in Health Sciences students must successfully fulfill both of the following

requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

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MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management The TUI (TUI) College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a

specialty in Health Care Management

The goal of the program is to provide students with the knowledge and skills needed for effective

managerial and leadership careers in the health field The program promotes educational opportunities

for career advancement employment mobility and lifelong learning opportunities to health care

professionals

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to contemporary health

care management

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health care management

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the health care manager functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to health care management

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues faced by the

health care manager

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health care

manager

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health care manager

Degree Requirements

The MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management Specialization requires successful completion of

40 semester credits A final culminating project and an integrative paper are included

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

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Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHM501 - Management and Organizational Behavior 4 Credits Description

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM507 - Quality Assurance in Hospital Healthcare Organizations 4 Credits Description

MHM509 - Quality Assurance in Managed Care 4 Credits Description

MHM511 - Quality Assurance in Long Term Care Nursing Homes 4 Credits Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems 4 Credits Description

MHM525 - Marketing in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHM535 - Hospital Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

NCM501 - Foundation of Conflict Management 4 Credits Description

NCM511 - Mediation and Arbitration 4 Credits Description

NCM512 - Negotiation Strategies 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciences - International Health TUI-College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a specialty in

International Health The goal is to provide quality education and training to individuals seeking a

graduate degree in international health specialty and to current practitioners or scientists seeking to

fulfill their academic aspirations by achieving and earning an advanced degree in the field of

international health perspective

In the twenty-first century we continue to witness great inequities in access to availability of basic

health care services around the globe Developing regions of the world continue to suffer from

significant public health problems Poverty ethnic tensions violence political instability urban decay

and natural and environmental hazards as well as poor population growth control continue to dominate

the scene in many countries

Graduates of the MS degree in Health Sciences with specialization in International Health will be able to

fill positions in governmental and private national and international organizations The program

emphasizes cross cultural awareness planning implementing and evaluating sustainable health care

development programs for communities and nations develop studentsrsquo skills and ability to assess needs

and develop priorities with limited resources

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Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to international health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in international health

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact

international health

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to international health

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in

international health

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in international health

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an international health professional

Degree Requirements

The MS degree in Health Sciences -International Health Specialty requires successful completion of 40

semester credits a final culminating project and an integrative paper

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MIH502 - Introduction to Intrsquol Health 4 Credits Description

MIH508 - Health Policy in Developing Countries 4 Credits Description

MIH512 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

MIH514 - Cross Cultural Perspectives 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

MIH599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MIH523 - Disaster Humanitarian Emergencies 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MIH543 - Perspective on Abuse and Violence 4 Credits Description

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Total Credits for MS in Health Sciences- International Health specialization

MS Core Courses 20 Credits

MS Electives 16 Credits

Culminating Project 4 Credits

Total 40 Credits

To qualify for graduation with a MS in Health Sciences with a specialization in International Health a

student must have successfully fulfilled all of the following requirements

1 Completed each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

2 Maintained an overall GPA of ldquoB (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying

toward the degree

Health Care Management ndash Informatics Health Informatics Concentration focuses on the application of computer information systems to health

care and public health Informatics extends beyond simply using the computer as a tool for computation

into the process of knowledge acquisition storage retrieval representation and manipulation A major

focus of Informatics is the support of information systems for reasoning decision-making and learning

Health Informatics encompasses the fields of information science computer information systems and

educational technology in support of health care delivery education and management Health

Informatics is a body of knowledge and a set of techniques to organize and manage information in

support of research education and patient care

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to application of computer

information systems to health care and public health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health informatics

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact health

informatics

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to health informatics

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in health

informatics

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in health informatics

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills in health informatics

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Degree Requirements

The MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management Concentration in Health Informatics requires

successful completion of 40 semester credits A final culminating project and an integrative paper are

included

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHI500 - Introduction to Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI502 - Information Systems in the Delivery of Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHI504 - Systems Analysis for Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI506 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Systems Development in Health Informatics

4 Credits Description

MHI508 - Health Information Systems Security 4 Credits Description

To qualify for graduation with a MS in Health Sciences Health Care Management in Health Informatics

a student must have successfully fulfilled both of the following requirements

Completed each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

Maintained an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying

toward the degree

MS in Health Sciences ndash Public Health The Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Public Health is designed to provide

health care professionals and other qualified applicants with advanced knowledge and practical tools in

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public health and health care management Graduates of the program will be able to seek managerial

and leadership positions in the field of public health and health care administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to public health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings relevant to public health

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the public health professional functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to service in public health

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in public

health

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in public health

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a public health professional

Degree Requirements

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MPH502 - Introduction to Public Health 4 Credits Description

MPH504 - Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MIH512 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

MIH514 - Cross Cultural perspectives 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory Based Research 4 Credits Description

MPH599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy 4 Credits Description

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems 4 Credits Description

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MIH543 - Perspectives on Abuse and Violence 4 Credits Description

MHE510 - Occupational Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

MPH503 - Infertility and Public Health 4 Credits Description

MSin Health Sciences -- Emergency and Disaster Management The Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Emergency and Disaster Management

prepares students to provide leadership in major emergencies and disasters including terrorism This

specialization provides individuals planning to hold leadership position as emergency professionals in

government and industry with the skills to respond effectively when emergencies and disasters strike

and provide leadership in those situations Students will learn to analyze disaster threats write

emergency plans to meet state and federal guidelines understand problems facing response teams and

communicate knowledgeably with expert advisors in crisis

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues faced by the

emergency and disaster management professional

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an emergency and disaster management

professional

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology 4 Credits Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits Description

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MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster 4 Credits Description

MHE599 - Culminating Projects 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE510 - Occupation Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

MHE513 - Risk Assessment and Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE518 - Education in Emergency 4 Credits Description

MPH502 - Introduction to Public Health 4 Credits Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciencesndash Health Education The Master of Science in Health Sciences - Health Education specialization prepares professionals to

administer and develop health education programs to implement health education processes and

concepts to understand current health issues and to master skills and knowledge appropriate to

leadership positions in the field

Students should note that the MS in Health Sciences Health Education concentration is not a certificate

or credentialing program TUI cannot grant or certify any student for a credential as a teacher or

administrator As the requirements for credentialinglicensurecertification vary from state to state

students are urged to contact their state of residence or employment for information on specific

requirementscriteria

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to contemporary health

education

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health education

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the health educator functions

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4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to professional practice in health

education

5 Develop and implement plans for promoting health and facilitating voluntary changes in health

behaviors

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health educator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health educator

Degree Requirements

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD506 - Cultural and Cross-Cultural Perspectives in Health 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

MHD510 - Research in Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD599 - Capstone Integrative Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging and Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health and Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy and Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciences - Clinical Research Administration Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Clinical Research Administration a growing

field for health professionals who are interested in overseeing the administration and progress of clinical

trials in various health care facilities usually sponsored by a pharmaceutical company or biologics or

devices companies

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A Clinical Research Administrator is a health professional who manages the various aspects of the

clinical trial not only the health aspects but also the administrative aspects The Clinical Research

Administrator supervises the conduct of clinical trials at a clinical site Individuals who work in the area

of Clinical Research Administration come from very diverse areas such as Nursing Clinical Laboratory

Nutrition Respiratory Therapy Rehabilitation Sciences Physician Assistants IDC PMT Physical Therapy

Medicine to name a few

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to clinical research

administration

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in clinical research

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the clinical research administrator functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to professional practice in clinical

research administration

5 Develop and implement plans for supervising clinical research studies

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a clinical research

administrator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a clinical research administrator

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

CRA502 - Bioethics and Legal Perspectives 4 Credits Description

CRA548 - Research Methods for Health Professionals 4 Credits Description

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA554 - Human Trials 4 Credits Description

CRA599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

CRA500 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

CRA503 - Clinical Research Funding 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

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CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

CRA509 - Scientific Reporting 4 Credits Description

Joint Degree Program The College of Business Administration and the College of Health Sciences have joined forces to offer a

Dual MS-MBA program that result in conferral of a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree and

a Master of Science in Health Sciences with a concentration in Health Care Management (MSHS) degree

Admission Requirements

The student needs to apply specifically to the dual degree program when applying to the

university

The MSMBA degree requires total of 64 credit hours 32 credits from each program The

student may choose which program heshe completes first

Dual degree students must satisfy the curriculum and graduation requirements of both the MBA

and MSHS programs and follow their degree plan CAP599 the Integrated Capstone course

must be the last course taken after the required courses in both the MSHS ndash Concentration in

Health Care Management and the MBA program have been taken

Students withdrawing from the dual degree program before completing both degrees will only

receive credit toward graduation for such courses that qualify toward a single degree program

In this situation students will take the capstone course for the single degree program they wish

to complete (MHM599 for the MSHS or BUS599 for the MBA) The CAP599 integrated capstone

is only applicable for the Dual Degree

The MBA and MS degrees will be awarded upon successful completion of the requirements of

the entire dual degree program

Dual Degree Requirements

MBA ndash Masters in Business Administration (8 Courses 32 Credits)

ACC501 ndash Accounting for Decision Making 4 Credits Description

ETH501 ndash Business Ethics 4 Credits Description

FIN501 ndash Strategic Corporate Finance 4 Credits Description

ITM501 ndash Management Information Systems and Business Strategy 4 Credits Description

MGT501 ndash Management and Organizational Behavior 4 Credits Description

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MGT599 ndash Strategic Management 4 Credits Description

MKT501 ndash Strategic Marketing 4 Credits Description

OPM500 ndash Operation Management for Managers 4 Credits Description

MSHS ndash Concentration in Health Care Management (8 Courses 32 Credits)

MHM505 ndash Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 ndash Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM522 ndash Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM535 ndash Hospital Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH521 ndash Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MIH527 ndash Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MIH548 ndash Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

CAP599 ndash Integrative Capstone Course in Health Care Business Management

4 Credits Description

Graduate Certificates

Admission Standards

Possess a baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in health health science

or related field with a minimum GPA of 25 Submit transcripts of undergraduate and all prior

graduate work

Submit copies of any licenses and board certifications held

Academic Requirements

To be awarded the graduate certificate the student must earn a minimum ldquoB-rdquo (267) in the courses

that constitute the certificate with an overall program GPA of ldquoBrdquo (30) or better Programs may require

higher academic requirements for their specific certificates

Emergency and Disaster Management

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management is to provide the

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theoretical and philosophical foundations in principles of risk assessment emergency planning and

methodology related to terrorism and disaster relief

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHE507 - Bio- Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology 4 Credits Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits Choose one (1) course from the following)

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

MHE513 - Risk Assessment and Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE518 - Education in Emergency 4 Credits Description

Quality Assurance

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Quality Assurance is to provide administrators and practitioners

holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques used to achieve and

ensure quality health care delivery The focus will be on presenting the analytical tools and techniques

that will allow the health care administrator and professional to analyze assess and improve health

outcomes consumer satisfaction accountability and the processes within the organization that ensure

ongoing quality improvement The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit courses

designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in analyzing

developing and directing quality systems in the workplace

Required Course (16 Credits)

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM507 - Quality Assurance in Hospitals Healthcare Organizations 4 Credits Description

MHM509 - Quality Assurance in Managed Care 4 Credits Description

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MHM511 - Quality Assurance in Long Term Care Nursing Homes 4 Credits Description

Health Informatics

The graduate certificate in Health Informatics focuses on the application of computer information

systems to health care and public health and it is intended for students with a background in health

who wish to be prepared to apply current computer technology to the management of health care

services The certificate consists of the four following required courses

Required Courses (16 Credits)

Please select four (4) courses from the following

MHI500 - Introduction to Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI502 - Information Systems in the Delivery of Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHI504 - Systems Analysis for Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI506 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Systems Development in Health Informatics

4 Credits Description

MHI508 - Health Information Systems Security 4 Credits Description

Clinical Research Administration

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Clinical Research Administration is to provide administrators and

practitioners holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques to manage

the various aspects of clinical trial The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit

courses designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in the

administration of clinical research at a clinical site

Required Courses (16 Credits)

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

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Health Education The graduate certificate coursework in health education provides a theoretical and philosophical

foundation in principles of health promotion planning assessment and community health

education based on a synthesis of knowledge drawn from the physical biological social and

behavioral sciences Through the case study method students develop critical thinking skills in

community organization needs assessment and education strategies for individuals and groups

Students interested in the Certified Health Education Specialist exam who do not possess a

baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in the Health Sciences or Health

Professions concentrating in Health Education Community Health Education Public Health Education

School Health Education etc may be required to earn additional units in order to qualify for the National

Certification Exam Students are urged to contact NCHEC regarding eligibility and requirements for the

exam

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits)

Please choose one (1) course from the following

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging amp Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health amp Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy amp Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

Environmental Health Science The Certificate Program in Environmental Health Sciences is offered for those persons working in the

field of environmental health who need to develop their formal education in specific elements of the

field of environmental health Environmental Health consists of those organized activities undertaken to

protect and enhance the publicrsquos health through the recognition assessment and control of

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environmental hazards with focus on biological chemical and physical hazards The two major aspects in

an environmental health program are the prevention of disease and the protection and promotion of

human well being

The certificate consists of four of the following required courses (16 credits)

MHS523 - Principles of Environmental Health 4 Credits Description

MHS525 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

MHS527 - Water Quality 4 Credits Description

MHS529 - Housing 4 Credits Description

MHS531 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

MHS533 - Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

MHS535 - Noise Control 4 Credits Description

MHS537 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

Conflict Resolution Management

Conflict is an inevitable part of our professional and personal lives As conflict has an adverse effect on

organizational goal attainment there has been a growing need to understand the sources of conflict

and consequently manage it by applying the appropriate approach and strategy All organizations across

all fields and industries share a common resource ndash people ndash who interact and perform under various

and demanding conditions and all potentially conducive to inter-personal and intra-organizational

conflict The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Conflict Resolution Management is to provide those

professionals in business health or education to master the advanced concepts and techniques of

conflict resolution management Unilateral Bilateral and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) which

will enable them to understand overcome and move beyond conflict The certificate consists of a series

of three graduate-level credit courses designed to provide graduates with knowledge and skills and a

capstone course oriented towards addressing most common real-life situations

Required Courses (16 Credits)

NCM501 - Foundations of Conflict Resolutions 4 Credits Description

NCM511 - Mediation and Arbitration 4 Credits Description

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NCM512 - Negotiation Strategies 4 Credits Description

NCM599 - Capstone Course 4 Credits Description

Master of Science in Health Administration Propelled by broad trends such as demographic growth an ageing population medical innovation and

increased public awareness the field of Health Administration offers rewarding and challenging career

opportunities in the 21st century The Master of Science in Health Administration (MSHA) degree caters

to real world practical needs and focuses on implementing the knowledge and skills needed for effective

administrative leadership roles in organizations throughout the complex healthcare ecosystem This

degree provides graduates with a strong knowledge base in all aspects of Health Administration

including management delivery systems finance ethics regulation and human resources

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Identify and apply appropriate models and theories to approach and address administrative

healthcare problems or issues

2 Evaluate multiple or competing perspectives and options and recommend appropriate

administrative plans or courses of action for a healthcare problem or issue

3 Apply quantitative skills and methods to evaluate healthcare datainformation

4 Critically evaluate professional literature in the field of health administration

5 Develop effective written documents and presentations as professionally appropriate at the

healthcare administrative level eg executive reports business plans and presentations

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

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Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Healthcare Management concentration may be able to

transfer to the MS in Health Administration degree program however students may not complete

the MSHS with a concentration in Healthcare Management and seek a second degree in the MS in

Health Administration program Students are urged to contact their academic advisor with any

questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSHA degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSHA degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHA506 - Health Care Systems Organization

4 Credits Description

MHA507 - Health Care Delivery Systems

4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems

4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration

4 Credits Description

MHM525 - Marketing in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHA599 - MSHA Capstone Course 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 MHM502

MHM514 MHM522 MHM525 Plus 3 Electives

Description

Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance

4 Credits

Description

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MHM501 - Management and Organizational Behavior

4 Credits

Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care

4 Credits Description

NCM501 - Foundation of Conflict Management

4 Credits

Description

Master of Science in Emergency and Disaster Management Each year people across the world are confronted by disasters As can be witnessed by world events

the ability of a nation state or community to plan for and respond to emergencies and disasters is

essential in mitigating the potentially catastrophic consequences of natural and man-made disasters

The Master of Science in Emergency amp Disaster Management (MSEDM) is designed for both military and

civilian students with experience responding to national and global humanitarian crises terrorist-based

events and natural disasters This program provides graduates with the skills to succeed in emergency

and disaster professions in the military federal state and local government and industry

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Apply effective solutions and responses to problems of a physical and psychological nature

experienced in a disaster aftermath

3 Develop emergency plans that meet state and federal guideline and demonstrate effective

communication skills

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

6 Analyze and evaluate disaster threats to public health infrastructure to effectively integrate and

develop coordinated responses with various agencies in disaster mitigation

7 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

8 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

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International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Emergency and Disaster Management concentration may be

able to transfer to the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management degree program however

students may not complete the MSHS with a concentration in Emergency and Disaster Management

and seek a second degree in the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management program Students are

urged to contact their academic advisor with any questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSEDM degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSEDM degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management

4 Credits

Description

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology

4 Credits

Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits MHE503 or MHE509 Description

EDM504 - Public Health and the Aftermath of a Disaster

4 Credits

Description

EDM502 - Critical Infrastructure Vulnerability and Protection

4 Credits MHE503 MHE 509 MHE511

Description

EDM599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits All other 9 courses in the

program need to be taken prior Description

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Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster

4 Credits

Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment

4 Credits

Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

EDM501 - Domestic Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

EDM503 - Infectious Disease Mitigation Following Natural Disasters

4 Credits

Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy

4 Credits

Description

Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences The Doctor of Philosophy represents the highest level of achievement in any academic discipline TUI is

proud to offer a research degree resulting in a Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences

Students who earn this degree are qualified to enter academia or the top levels of health care

administration or health executive positions in government and the private sector These graduates will

have demonstrated excellence in their pursuit of academic study in their selected field As with any

quality PhD degree the work is challenging but the rewards are substantial

The purpose of the Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences program is to prepare professionals from

health and health related fields as leaders educators researchers and scholars Students select either

the educatorresearcher or practitioner concentration in International Health or Health Care

Administration All students in the program will develop advanced research skills directed toward the

creation of new knowledge demonstrated by a PhD Dissertation

Students will gain knowledge and skills that may be used to function at the entry level of university

professorial track teaching or at the highest levels of organizational management Students will gain an

extensive background and comprehension of various areas of health and will learn skills needed for

acquisition and application of advanced knowledge including current developments in their area of

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specialty Graduates will demonstrate effective scholarly writing and presentation as well as skills

needed to design perform compile and successfully defend a doctoral level dissertation The program

also provides students with the ability to make contributions by publishing in peer-reviewed journals

andor presenting research in professional conferences Students planning to enter an academic career

will learn skills for effective teaching in academic health profession programs

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health science

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications to specific areas of health sciences

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration

Admission Standards All applicants to the PhD Programs at TUI are required to possess the following

1 Have an earned Masters degree from an accredited college or university with at least 30

graduate level semester credits

2 Have a grade point average of 34 (on a 40 scale) on all work completed during the Masters

degree An official transcript of all prior academic work must be submitted

3 Possess analytical and critical thinking skills sufficient to deal with the doctoral program

demonstrated by a sample of research or academic publication Must submit a sample of

research oriented writing or publication

4 Possess writing and oral communication skills sufficient to conduct and deliver the results of

meaningful research Must submit an essay that includes current personal intellectual and

professional interests and why the student applies to the degree at TUI

5 Submit a current Curriculum Vita (Resume)

6 Possess information technology skills sufficient to effectively participate in the TUI PhD

pedagogical model

7 Possess Internet skills sufficient to effectively conduct research at a PhD level

8 Have successfully completed with a grade of B or better at least one course in Research

Methods or Statistics at the Masterrsquos or higher level If a student does not meet the research

requirement it can be met by successfully completing a Research Methods course from the TUI

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Masters program with a grade of B or better This course will be considered a prerequisite and

not included in the total number of PhD course units required by the students degree plan

9 International students must have minimum TOEFL of 55021379

You may apply only once to the TUI PhD program if denied no additional applications to the

same program will be accepted

Transfer Policies TUI accepts up to four semester credits of Doctoral level courses from accredited doctoral granting

institutions provided the transferred course meets the same general content standards as the TUI

course

Degree Requirements The PhD at TUI is a post Masterrsquos degree consisting of 44 semester credit hours of coursework which may be completed in six sessions with a load of 2 courses (8 credits) per session The program also consists of a research dissertation Based on the nature of independent research being conducted by each student the time needed to complete the dissertation will depend upon the individual student The PhD curriculum has the following components 1 Core Courses All students are required to take five (5) research methods courses and two (2) required theory courses in the field of health These courses provide the foundation for the elective courses which students may pursue in their specialized concentrations All courses are valued at four (4) semester credits The last course taken prior to the dissertation series is the required DHS699-Dissertation Proposal Seminar 2 Concentration Courses In addition to the required core courses there are four (4) concentration courses (electives) needed to complete the degree plan Students may select one concentration from an offering of three concentrations These courses are generally in the specific area of the research that the student will pursue All elective courses are valued at four (4) semester credits 3 Written and Oral Qualifying Students will be examined on their understanding of research methods and statistical concepts related to the research process 4 Dissertation Students demonstrate a synthesis of their doctoral study knowledge and scholarship with a significant quantitative research project that contributes to general principles of knowledge in the field(s) potentially impacted by the research Following the completion of the course work including the Dissertation Seminar (DHS 699) students will continue to work on the dissertation and register for subsequent sessions to DHS 700 701 702hellip The 700 series courses will appear in a separate section on the studentrsquos transcript dedicated to the dissertation

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Degree Requirements - Summary

Completion of 28 semester credit of core courses

Completion of 16 semester credit of elective courses

Successful completion of both oral and written Comprehensive exam

Successful completion of the Dissertation Seminar Prospectus (DHS699)

Successful defense of the dissertation proposal

Successful defense of the PhD dissertation and approval of the Dissertation Committee and

Program Director

Students in the doctoral degree programs must complete each doctoral course with a grade of B

(30) or better and maintain a cumulative GPA of 30 (B) or better for all courses applying toward the

degree

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

DHS600 - Research Methods in Health Sciences 4 Credits Description

DHS608 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics I 4 Credits Description

DHS612 - Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

DHS618 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics II 4 Credits Description

DHS620 - Linking Theory with Research 4 Credits Description

DHS652 - Research Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS699 - Dissertation Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS 700 through 711 ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

DHS 712 and above ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

Specialization Courses (16 Credits)

International Health EducatorResearcher

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of international health education and research

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in areas of international health education and research

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3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health education and research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health education and research

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

education and research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health education and research

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health education and research

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DHS621 - Curriculum in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

DHS623 - TeachingAdministration in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

International Health EducatorPractitioner

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge relevant to the international health practitioner

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their application

to the international health practitioner

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health

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DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH633 - Global Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

DIH635 - Geopolitical Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

Health Care Administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health care administration

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in health care administration

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of health

care administration

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

health care administration

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of health care

administration

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in health

care administration

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in health care administration

DHA619 - Current Issues in Health Administration Research 4 Credits Description

DHA621 - Health Care Law Regulation and Ethics 4 Credits Description

DHA623 - Advanced Leadership 4 Credits Description

DHA698 - Seminar in Strategic Planning for Health Organization 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

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14

Objectives

1 Identify and discuss theories and practices relevant to contemporary environmental health science

2 Demonstrate basic research and evaluation skills applicable to environmental health science

3 Identify and distinguish between developments and advances relevant to environmental health science

4 Identify and examine the role of the environmental health specialist in promoting environmental quality and human health

5 Describe the economic political and social forces that impact the practice of environmental health

6 Demonstrate the ability to apply legal and ethical practice and decision making in professional practice

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an environmental health specialist

Admission Standards

High school graduate

High school diploma or its equivalent

International students must have a TOEFL exam score of 50017361

High School transcripts will be required if transferring fewer than 36 credits into the BSHS

program

Transfer from other institutions up to 92 semester credits

Transfer from an accredited college or university or its international equivalent

Accepting transfer credits such as ACE CLEP DANTES and Excelsior etc

GPA 20 or better (the student may be accepted on a conditional basis if the overall GPA is

below 20)

All transferred courses must have the grade of C or better

The transferred course(s) must meet the same general content standards as the TUI course that

the credit is transferred to

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General Education Degree Requirements

A minimum of 45 semester credits as described on page 4

In addition to satisfying the Universityrsquos GE requirements (page 4) students must complete an additional

Physical or Biological science course of at least 3 semester credits as a program GE requirement

Required Upper Division Core Courses (13 Courses 52 Semester Credits)

BHE310 - Health Promotion and Disease Prevention 4 Credits Description

BHE314 - Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHE400 - Principles of Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

BHE418 ndash Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS432 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

BHS434 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

BHS436 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

BHS438 - Hazardous Materials 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS440 - EntomologyPest Control 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS442 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

BHS490- Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Upper Division Elective Courses (3 Courses 12 Semester Credits from the Following List)

BHS433 ndash Water Quality 4 Credits Description

BHS435 - Housing 4 Credits Description

BHS439 ndash Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

BHS441 ndash Noise Control 4 Credits Description

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Total Required Credits for the BSHS Degree- Environmental Health Sciences Concentration

124 Credits

BS in Health Science Health Care Professional Degree Completion The TUI College of Health Sciences professional degree completion Program is designed for health care

professionals who graduated from accredited certificate andor associate degree programs and who

wish to acquire baccalaureate level competencies in health sciences theory and in health care

professional issues

There are a large number of health care professionals who are qualified by academic and clinical

education and formal certification designed to provide patient evaluation and care but without

baccalaureate degree Many employers are requiring or strongly urging that the health care

professional have a minimum of a baccalaureate degree to practice The result is that experienced and

new health care professionals with certificates or associate degrees are searching for baccalaureate

degree completion programs which will allow them to complete degree requirements while working

part time or full time

The TUI College of Health Sciences professional degree completion programs for health care

professionals is specially designed for adult learners who are working in their professions while

completing required coursework for the BS in Health Sciences

TUI offers a unique degree completion program for Physician Assistants Radiologic Technologist Lab

Technicians and Respiratory Therapists who have graduated from an accredited associate degree

andor recognized certificate program

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Identify and discuss theories and practices relevant to professional practice

2 Demonstrate basic research and evaluation skills applicable to professional practice

3 Identify and distinguish between developments and advances relevant to a chosen professional

practice

4 Identify and examine the role of the professional as a member of the multidisciplinary health

care team

5 Describe the economic political and social forces that impact a chosen professional practice

6 Demonstrate the ability to apply legal and ethical practice and decision making in professional

practice

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills in professional practice

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Admission Standards (for Physician Assistant Radiologic Respiratory Therapy and Laboratory Technician Health Care Management and Health Sciences options)

Applicants must hold an associate degree (Associate of ArtsAssociate of Science) or a licensecertificate

in a health related field of practice If the applicant does not hold an associate degree (Associate of

ArtsAssociate of Science) meeting TUIrsquos General Education requirements but is currently licensed or

certified in a health related field a minimum of 60 lower division baccalaureateassociate semester

credits including 45 GE credits (as listed on page 4) are required through transfer credits from an

accredited institutioncollege or have to be completed at Trident University Only professional credits

for which the respective certificatelicense has been received will be considered for transfer credit

toward the professional credits category Up to 28 professional credits can count towards the degree

The total number of credits required for the degree is 124

NOTE

Other associates degrees including CCAF Associatersquos degrees may qualify after review and approval by the College

General Education Degree Requirements

A minimum of 45 semester credits as described on page 4

Physician Assistant Option

TUI offers a unique degree completion program for Physician Assistants The program is designed for

individuals who are certified physician assistants (PA) having graduated from an accredited PA

certificate or PA associates program

Note TUI-College of Health Sciences may have a specific articulation agreement with individual PA

Programs Please consult with your Program Director for specific details

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHE 314 Environmental Health amp Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 320 Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 312 Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

Radiologic Option

TUI offers a unique degree completion program for Radiologic Technologists The program is designed

for individuals who are certified Radiologic Technologists (RT) having graduated from an accredited RT

certificate or RT associates program

Note TUI-College of Health Sciences may have a specific articulation agreement with individual RT

Programs Please consult with your Program Director for specific details

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

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BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHE 314 Environmental Health amp Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 320 Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 312 Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

Respiratory Therapy Option

TUI offers a unique Respiratory Therapy Option in the professional degree completion concentration It

is designed for individuals who are in the field of Respiratory Therapy and have graduated with an

accredited Respiratory Therapy associates degree andor from a recognized Respiratory Therapy

Certificate Program with transferable academic credits

Note TUI-College of Health Sciences may have a specific articulation agreement with individual

Respiratory Therapy Programs Please consult with your Program Director for specific details

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHE 314 Environmental Health amp Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 320 Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 312 Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

Laboratory Technician Option

TUI offers a unique professional degree completion concentration for Laboratory Technicians It is

designed for individuals who are in the field of Laboratory Technology and have graduated with an

accredited Laboratory Technician associates degree or from a recognized Laboratory Technicians

certificate program with transferable upper division credits

Note TUI-College of Health Sciences may have a specific articulation agreement with individual

Laboratory Technician Programs Please consult with your Program Director for specific details

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHE 314 Environmental Health amp Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 320 Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 312 Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

Health Care Management

TUI offers a unique professional degree completion concentration in Health Care Management It is

designed for individuals who are licensed or certified in the field of Allied Health have either graduated

from an accredited AS degree program or have completed transferrable credits and who are

interested in a bachelorrsquos degree in health sciences with an emphasis in health care management

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHE314 - Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHM443- Legal Aspects of Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

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BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHS 365 Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS 455 Computers amp Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS328 Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

Health Sciences

TUI offers a general professional degree completion concentration in Health Sciences It is designed for

individuals who are licensed or certified in the field of Allied Health have graduated from an accredited

AS degree program or have completed transferrable credits and are interested in a bachelorrsquos degree

in health sciences

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHS 365 Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS 455 Computers amp Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS328 Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

IDCs - Independent Duty Corpsmen

Independent Duty Corpsmen play a significant role in providing health care for servicemen and women

and their families TUI has joined the few universities who provide opportunities to complete a BS

degree at the students location with no residency requirement The BS in Health Sciences-Health Care

Management will provide IDCs the opportunity to enhance their knowledge base to obtain advanced

educational credentials and to be eligible for promotion in the Navy TUI developed a specifically

tailored BS in Health Sciences-degree completion program for IDCs The program is built on the

strengths of the IDC program and provides a combination of opportunities to fulfill requirements for a

Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences (BSHS) - Health Care Management IDCrsquos who complete the

course work for the degree will be prepared to continue their education in any Masters program such

as a Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Public Health or a Master of Science in

Health Sciences with a specialization in Health Care Management

The Bachelors degree is a 124-credit program consisting of 44 credits of advanced standing (from IDC

C school) a minimum of 45 general education credits an additional 3 credits lower division free

electives as a program GE requirement and 32 upper division credits of TUI coursework

Admission Standards

This program is specifically designed for those military personnel who have completed the IDC program

At this time only military personnel are eligible for this degree program with the following

qualifications

Surface Force IDC - NEC 8425

Submarine Force IDC - NEC 8402

Deep Sea Diving IDC - NEC 8494

Fleet Marine Force Recon IDC - NEC 8403

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Special Operations IDC - NEC 8491

Program Requirements

General Education (at TUI or transfer) A minimum of 45 Credits

Additional Electives 3 Credits

Upper and Lower Transfer Credits from IDC ldquoCrdquo School 44 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses 20 Credits

Upper Division Elective Courses 12 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses (20 Semester Credits)

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Upper Division Elective Courses (12 Semester Credits from the Following List)

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS411 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

PMTs - Preventive Medicine Technicians

TUI offers a unique degree completion program for professional Preventative Medicine Technicians The

program is designed for individuals who play a significant role in the provision of health care for Navy

and Marine Corps personnel TUIs Bachelor in Health Sciences with Health Care Management

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concentration allows personnel who have completed the Navy School of Health Sciences PMT program

to continue their education in their own homes on their own schedules This online program

compliments the strengths of the Navy technician program by offering additional instruction in health

care management ethics policy delivery systems emergency and disaster response and computer and

information systems PMTs that complete this Bachelor in Health Sciences will be fully prepared to

continue their education in any Public Health or Health Sciences program

The Bachelors degree is a 124-credit program consisting of 44 credits of advanced standing from the

Navy School of Health Sciences PMT program a minimum of 45 lower division general education credits

an additional 3 credits of lower division free electives as a program GE requirement and 32 upper

division credits of TUI coursework

Admission Standards

This program is specifically designed for those military personnel who have completed the PMT

program At this time only graduates of the Navy School of Health Sciences in PMT are eligible for this

program

Program Requirements

General Education (at TUI or transfer) A minimum of 45 Credits

Additional Electives 3 Credits

Upper and Lower PMT Program Transfer 44 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses 20 Credits

Upper Division Elective Courses 12 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses (20 Semester Credits)

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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Required Upper Division Elective Courses (12 Semester Credits from the Following List)

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS411 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

PMTrsquos will also have the option of completing the following program degree completion

PMT ndashBSHS Emphasis in Environmental Sciences

Admission Standards

This program is specifically designed for those military personnel who have completed the PMT

program At this time only graduates of the Navy School of Health Sciences in PMT are eligible for this

program

General Education (at TUI or transfer) A minimum of 45 Credits

Additional Electives 15 Credits

Upper Division Core Courses Transfer from PMT 28 Credits

Upper Elective Course Transfer from PMT 4 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses 24 Credits

Upper Division Elective Courses 8 Credits

BSHS Environmental Sciences CORE courses that would transfer 28 credits

BHE310 - Health Promotion and Disease Prevention 4 Credits Description

BHE314 - Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHE400 - Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

BHS434 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

BHS436 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

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27

BHS438 - Hazardous Materials 4 Credits Description

BHS440 - EntomologyPest Control 4 Credits Description

BSHS Environmental Sciences Elective requirement that would transfer 4 credits

BHS439 - Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

TUI Courses 32 credits (must be taken at TUI)

Required Upper Division Core Courses (24 Semester Credits)

BHE418 - Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS432 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS442 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

BHS490 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Required Upper Division Elective Courses (8 Semester Credits)

BHS433 - BHS433 Water Quality 4 Credits Description

BHS435 - Housing 4 Credits Description

BHS441 - Noise Control 4 Credits Description

Health Science Undergraduate Certificates TUI offers Undergraduate and Graduate Certificates as part of the Undergraduate or Graduate programs

respectively

Students may apply to a specific program where the certificate is usually a special trackconcentration

within the program Students categorically -- can only enroll in degree programs even though they may

receive documentation of having passed certain benchmarks A certificate is a benchmark reached

after completion of 4 (or more courses) within a specific program such as BSHS ndash Emergency and

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28

Disaster Management The benefit is that a student who completes a cluster of courses reaching the

benchmark may receive the certificate and continue with hisher degree program

The BS in Health Science program offers three (3) undergraduate certificates The certificate courses

may be taken as part of the program or taken as an extension of the program Students in the BS in

Health Sciences interested in one of the following Certificates - Nutrition Emergency and Disaster

Management or Family Health - must successfully complete all the required courses for the bachelors

degree and all four certificate courses Upon completion students will be eligible for a Certificate in the

respective program in addition to the BS in Health Sciences degree A total of 128 credits are required

for the BS in Health Sciences with Certificate in Nutrition Emergency and Disaster Management or

Family Health

All students seeking an Undergraduate Certificate must be admitted to TUI as a regularly admitted

undergraduate student

Academic Requirements

To be awarded the undergraduate certificate the student must earn a minimum ldquoCrdquo (20) in the courses that constitute the certificate with an overall program GPA of ldquoCrdquo (20) or better Programs may require higher academic requirements for their specific certificates

Certificate in Nutrition

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Nutrition provides a theoretical and philosophical

foundation in principles of human nutrition including nutrition through the life cycle and nutrition and

disease

Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits)

BHE411 - Human Nutrition 4 Credits Description

BHE413 - Nutrition and Disease 4 Credits Description

BHE417 - Nutrition throughout the Life Cycle 4 Credits Description

BHE419 - Sports Nutrition and Weight Control 4 Credits Description

Certificate in Family Health

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Family Health provides a theoretical and

philosophical foundation in principles of health promotion planning implementation and

assessment of health education related to the family

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Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits)

BHE433 - Maternal-Neonatal Health 4 Credits Description

BHE435 - Infant and Children at Risk 4 Credits Description

BHE415 - Community and Domestic Violence 4 Credits Description

BHE439 - Issues in Family Planning 4 Credits Description

Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Emergency and Disaster Management provides

a theoretical and philosophical foundation in principles of risk assessment and planning related to

terrorism and other emergencies and disasters

Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits Choose Four (4) Courses from the Following)

BHS411 - Issues in Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS412 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS417 - Emergency Planning and Operation 4 Credits Description

BHS419 - Risk Assessment 4 Credits Description

Health Science Undergraduate Graduation Requirements

Requirement for Graduation

To qualify for graduation with a BS in Health Sciences a student must have successfully fulfilled the

following requirements

Complete each of the required core courses with a C (20) or better

Maintain an overall GPA of 20 (C) or better for all coursework toward the degree

Master of Science in Health Sciences The TUI College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a variety of

concentrationsspecialties The goal of the program is to provide students with the knowledge and skills

needed for effective managerial and leadership careers in various health fields Students will learn to

discern among implement and evaluate new developments and advances in fields of health practice

including health education health care management public health emergency and disaster

management as well as others Individuals will learn to balance the needs of health practice within

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various sociopolitical and economic environments The program is also designed to provide students

with the ability to critically evaluate research findings in applicable fields of practice Students will

develop knowledge and skills in ethical and legal decision making The program also promotes

educational opportunities for career advancement employment mobility and lifelong learning

opportunities

Program Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion of their respective program option graduates should be able to

1 Critically evaluate scientific literature in the field of health sciences

2 Apply quantitative reasoning skills to evaluate scientific data or other health information

3 Identify and apply appropriate models and theories to approach and address health andor

healthcare problems or issues

4 Develop effective written documents and presentations as professionally appropriate at the health

andor healthcare administrative level eg reports proposals PowerPoint presentations educational

materials etc

5 Evaluate multiple or competing perspectivesoptions and recommend an appropriate plan or course

of action for a health andor healthcare problem or issue

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

Pre-requisite courses may be required in the Health Sciences program based on concentration selected

International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may transfer up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos level

program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must meet

the same general content standards as the TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MS degree in Health Sciences students must successfully fulfill both of the following

requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

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MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management The TUI (TUI) College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a

specialty in Health Care Management

The goal of the program is to provide students with the knowledge and skills needed for effective

managerial and leadership careers in the health field The program promotes educational opportunities

for career advancement employment mobility and lifelong learning opportunities to health care

professionals

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to contemporary health

care management

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health care management

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the health care manager functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to health care management

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues faced by the

health care manager

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health care

manager

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health care manager

Degree Requirements

The MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management Specialization requires successful completion of

40 semester credits A final culminating project and an integrative paper are included

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

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32

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHM501 - Management and Organizational Behavior 4 Credits Description

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM507 - Quality Assurance in Hospital Healthcare Organizations 4 Credits Description

MHM509 - Quality Assurance in Managed Care 4 Credits Description

MHM511 - Quality Assurance in Long Term Care Nursing Homes 4 Credits Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems 4 Credits Description

MHM525 - Marketing in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHM535 - Hospital Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

NCM501 - Foundation of Conflict Management 4 Credits Description

NCM511 - Mediation and Arbitration 4 Credits Description

NCM512 - Negotiation Strategies 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciences - International Health TUI-College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a specialty in

International Health The goal is to provide quality education and training to individuals seeking a

graduate degree in international health specialty and to current practitioners or scientists seeking to

fulfill their academic aspirations by achieving and earning an advanced degree in the field of

international health perspective

In the twenty-first century we continue to witness great inequities in access to availability of basic

health care services around the globe Developing regions of the world continue to suffer from

significant public health problems Poverty ethnic tensions violence political instability urban decay

and natural and environmental hazards as well as poor population growth control continue to dominate

the scene in many countries

Graduates of the MS degree in Health Sciences with specialization in International Health will be able to

fill positions in governmental and private national and international organizations The program

emphasizes cross cultural awareness planning implementing and evaluating sustainable health care

development programs for communities and nations develop studentsrsquo skills and ability to assess needs

and develop priorities with limited resources

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33

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to international health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in international health

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact

international health

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to international health

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in

international health

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in international health

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an international health professional

Degree Requirements

The MS degree in Health Sciences -International Health Specialty requires successful completion of 40

semester credits a final culminating project and an integrative paper

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MIH502 - Introduction to Intrsquol Health 4 Credits Description

MIH508 - Health Policy in Developing Countries 4 Credits Description

MIH512 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

MIH514 - Cross Cultural Perspectives 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

MIH599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MIH523 - Disaster Humanitarian Emergencies 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MIH543 - Perspective on Abuse and Violence 4 Credits Description

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Total Credits for MS in Health Sciences- International Health specialization

MS Core Courses 20 Credits

MS Electives 16 Credits

Culminating Project 4 Credits

Total 40 Credits

To qualify for graduation with a MS in Health Sciences with a specialization in International Health a

student must have successfully fulfilled all of the following requirements

1 Completed each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

2 Maintained an overall GPA of ldquoB (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying

toward the degree

Health Care Management ndash Informatics Health Informatics Concentration focuses on the application of computer information systems to health

care and public health Informatics extends beyond simply using the computer as a tool for computation

into the process of knowledge acquisition storage retrieval representation and manipulation A major

focus of Informatics is the support of information systems for reasoning decision-making and learning

Health Informatics encompasses the fields of information science computer information systems and

educational technology in support of health care delivery education and management Health

Informatics is a body of knowledge and a set of techniques to organize and manage information in

support of research education and patient care

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to application of computer

information systems to health care and public health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health informatics

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact health

informatics

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to health informatics

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in health

informatics

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in health informatics

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills in health informatics

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Degree Requirements

The MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management Concentration in Health Informatics requires

successful completion of 40 semester credits A final culminating project and an integrative paper are

included

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHI500 - Introduction to Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI502 - Information Systems in the Delivery of Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHI504 - Systems Analysis for Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI506 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Systems Development in Health Informatics

4 Credits Description

MHI508 - Health Information Systems Security 4 Credits Description

To qualify for graduation with a MS in Health Sciences Health Care Management in Health Informatics

a student must have successfully fulfilled both of the following requirements

Completed each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

Maintained an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying

toward the degree

MS in Health Sciences ndash Public Health The Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Public Health is designed to provide

health care professionals and other qualified applicants with advanced knowledge and practical tools in

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36

public health and health care management Graduates of the program will be able to seek managerial

and leadership positions in the field of public health and health care administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to public health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings relevant to public health

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the public health professional functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to service in public health

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in public

health

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in public health

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a public health professional

Degree Requirements

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MPH502 - Introduction to Public Health 4 Credits Description

MPH504 - Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MIH512 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

MIH514 - Cross Cultural perspectives 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory Based Research 4 Credits Description

MPH599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy 4 Credits Description

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems 4 Credits Description

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MIH543 - Perspectives on Abuse and Violence 4 Credits Description

MHE510 - Occupational Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

MPH503 - Infertility and Public Health 4 Credits Description

MSin Health Sciences -- Emergency and Disaster Management The Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Emergency and Disaster Management

prepares students to provide leadership in major emergencies and disasters including terrorism This

specialization provides individuals planning to hold leadership position as emergency professionals in

government and industry with the skills to respond effectively when emergencies and disasters strike

and provide leadership in those situations Students will learn to analyze disaster threats write

emergency plans to meet state and federal guidelines understand problems facing response teams and

communicate knowledgeably with expert advisors in crisis

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues faced by the

emergency and disaster management professional

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an emergency and disaster management

professional

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology 4 Credits Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits Description

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MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster 4 Credits Description

MHE599 - Culminating Projects 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE510 - Occupation Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

MHE513 - Risk Assessment and Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE518 - Education in Emergency 4 Credits Description

MPH502 - Introduction to Public Health 4 Credits Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciencesndash Health Education The Master of Science in Health Sciences - Health Education specialization prepares professionals to

administer and develop health education programs to implement health education processes and

concepts to understand current health issues and to master skills and knowledge appropriate to

leadership positions in the field

Students should note that the MS in Health Sciences Health Education concentration is not a certificate

or credentialing program TUI cannot grant or certify any student for a credential as a teacher or

administrator As the requirements for credentialinglicensurecertification vary from state to state

students are urged to contact their state of residence or employment for information on specific

requirementscriteria

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to contemporary health

education

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health education

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the health educator functions

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4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to professional practice in health

education

5 Develop and implement plans for promoting health and facilitating voluntary changes in health

behaviors

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health educator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health educator

Degree Requirements

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD506 - Cultural and Cross-Cultural Perspectives in Health 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

MHD510 - Research in Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD599 - Capstone Integrative Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging and Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health and Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy and Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciences - Clinical Research Administration Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Clinical Research Administration a growing

field for health professionals who are interested in overseeing the administration and progress of clinical

trials in various health care facilities usually sponsored by a pharmaceutical company or biologics or

devices companies

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A Clinical Research Administrator is a health professional who manages the various aspects of the

clinical trial not only the health aspects but also the administrative aspects The Clinical Research

Administrator supervises the conduct of clinical trials at a clinical site Individuals who work in the area

of Clinical Research Administration come from very diverse areas such as Nursing Clinical Laboratory

Nutrition Respiratory Therapy Rehabilitation Sciences Physician Assistants IDC PMT Physical Therapy

Medicine to name a few

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to clinical research

administration

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in clinical research

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the clinical research administrator functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to professional practice in clinical

research administration

5 Develop and implement plans for supervising clinical research studies

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a clinical research

administrator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a clinical research administrator

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

CRA502 - Bioethics and Legal Perspectives 4 Credits Description

CRA548 - Research Methods for Health Professionals 4 Credits Description

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA554 - Human Trials 4 Credits Description

CRA599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

CRA500 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

CRA503 - Clinical Research Funding 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

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CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

CRA509 - Scientific Reporting 4 Credits Description

Joint Degree Program The College of Business Administration and the College of Health Sciences have joined forces to offer a

Dual MS-MBA program that result in conferral of a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree and

a Master of Science in Health Sciences with a concentration in Health Care Management (MSHS) degree

Admission Requirements

The student needs to apply specifically to the dual degree program when applying to the

university

The MSMBA degree requires total of 64 credit hours 32 credits from each program The

student may choose which program heshe completes first

Dual degree students must satisfy the curriculum and graduation requirements of both the MBA

and MSHS programs and follow their degree plan CAP599 the Integrated Capstone course

must be the last course taken after the required courses in both the MSHS ndash Concentration in

Health Care Management and the MBA program have been taken

Students withdrawing from the dual degree program before completing both degrees will only

receive credit toward graduation for such courses that qualify toward a single degree program

In this situation students will take the capstone course for the single degree program they wish

to complete (MHM599 for the MSHS or BUS599 for the MBA) The CAP599 integrated capstone

is only applicable for the Dual Degree

The MBA and MS degrees will be awarded upon successful completion of the requirements of

the entire dual degree program

Dual Degree Requirements

MBA ndash Masters in Business Administration (8 Courses 32 Credits)

ACC501 ndash Accounting for Decision Making 4 Credits Description

ETH501 ndash Business Ethics 4 Credits Description

FIN501 ndash Strategic Corporate Finance 4 Credits Description

ITM501 ndash Management Information Systems and Business Strategy 4 Credits Description

MGT501 ndash Management and Organizational Behavior 4 Credits Description

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MGT599 ndash Strategic Management 4 Credits Description

MKT501 ndash Strategic Marketing 4 Credits Description

OPM500 ndash Operation Management for Managers 4 Credits Description

MSHS ndash Concentration in Health Care Management (8 Courses 32 Credits)

MHM505 ndash Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 ndash Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM522 ndash Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM535 ndash Hospital Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH521 ndash Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MIH527 ndash Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MIH548 ndash Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

CAP599 ndash Integrative Capstone Course in Health Care Business Management

4 Credits Description

Graduate Certificates

Admission Standards

Possess a baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in health health science

or related field with a minimum GPA of 25 Submit transcripts of undergraduate and all prior

graduate work

Submit copies of any licenses and board certifications held

Academic Requirements

To be awarded the graduate certificate the student must earn a minimum ldquoB-rdquo (267) in the courses

that constitute the certificate with an overall program GPA of ldquoBrdquo (30) or better Programs may require

higher academic requirements for their specific certificates

Emergency and Disaster Management

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management is to provide the

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theoretical and philosophical foundations in principles of risk assessment emergency planning and

methodology related to terrorism and disaster relief

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHE507 - Bio- Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology 4 Credits Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits Choose one (1) course from the following)

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

MHE513 - Risk Assessment and Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE518 - Education in Emergency 4 Credits Description

Quality Assurance

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Quality Assurance is to provide administrators and practitioners

holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques used to achieve and

ensure quality health care delivery The focus will be on presenting the analytical tools and techniques

that will allow the health care administrator and professional to analyze assess and improve health

outcomes consumer satisfaction accountability and the processes within the organization that ensure

ongoing quality improvement The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit courses

designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in analyzing

developing and directing quality systems in the workplace

Required Course (16 Credits)

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM507 - Quality Assurance in Hospitals Healthcare Organizations 4 Credits Description

MHM509 - Quality Assurance in Managed Care 4 Credits Description

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MHM511 - Quality Assurance in Long Term Care Nursing Homes 4 Credits Description

Health Informatics

The graduate certificate in Health Informatics focuses on the application of computer information

systems to health care and public health and it is intended for students with a background in health

who wish to be prepared to apply current computer technology to the management of health care

services The certificate consists of the four following required courses

Required Courses (16 Credits)

Please select four (4) courses from the following

MHI500 - Introduction to Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI502 - Information Systems in the Delivery of Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHI504 - Systems Analysis for Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI506 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Systems Development in Health Informatics

4 Credits Description

MHI508 - Health Information Systems Security 4 Credits Description

Clinical Research Administration

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Clinical Research Administration is to provide administrators and

practitioners holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques to manage

the various aspects of clinical trial The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit

courses designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in the

administration of clinical research at a clinical site

Required Courses (16 Credits)

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

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Health Education The graduate certificate coursework in health education provides a theoretical and philosophical

foundation in principles of health promotion planning assessment and community health

education based on a synthesis of knowledge drawn from the physical biological social and

behavioral sciences Through the case study method students develop critical thinking skills in

community organization needs assessment and education strategies for individuals and groups

Students interested in the Certified Health Education Specialist exam who do not possess a

baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in the Health Sciences or Health

Professions concentrating in Health Education Community Health Education Public Health Education

School Health Education etc may be required to earn additional units in order to qualify for the National

Certification Exam Students are urged to contact NCHEC regarding eligibility and requirements for the

exam

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits)

Please choose one (1) course from the following

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging amp Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health amp Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy amp Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

Environmental Health Science The Certificate Program in Environmental Health Sciences is offered for those persons working in the

field of environmental health who need to develop their formal education in specific elements of the

field of environmental health Environmental Health consists of those organized activities undertaken to

protect and enhance the publicrsquos health through the recognition assessment and control of

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environmental hazards with focus on biological chemical and physical hazards The two major aspects in

an environmental health program are the prevention of disease and the protection and promotion of

human well being

The certificate consists of four of the following required courses (16 credits)

MHS523 - Principles of Environmental Health 4 Credits Description

MHS525 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

MHS527 - Water Quality 4 Credits Description

MHS529 - Housing 4 Credits Description

MHS531 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

MHS533 - Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

MHS535 - Noise Control 4 Credits Description

MHS537 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

Conflict Resolution Management

Conflict is an inevitable part of our professional and personal lives As conflict has an adverse effect on

organizational goal attainment there has been a growing need to understand the sources of conflict

and consequently manage it by applying the appropriate approach and strategy All organizations across

all fields and industries share a common resource ndash people ndash who interact and perform under various

and demanding conditions and all potentially conducive to inter-personal and intra-organizational

conflict The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Conflict Resolution Management is to provide those

professionals in business health or education to master the advanced concepts and techniques of

conflict resolution management Unilateral Bilateral and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) which

will enable them to understand overcome and move beyond conflict The certificate consists of a series

of three graduate-level credit courses designed to provide graduates with knowledge and skills and a

capstone course oriented towards addressing most common real-life situations

Required Courses (16 Credits)

NCM501 - Foundations of Conflict Resolutions 4 Credits Description

NCM511 - Mediation and Arbitration 4 Credits Description

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NCM512 - Negotiation Strategies 4 Credits Description

NCM599 - Capstone Course 4 Credits Description

Master of Science in Health Administration Propelled by broad trends such as demographic growth an ageing population medical innovation and

increased public awareness the field of Health Administration offers rewarding and challenging career

opportunities in the 21st century The Master of Science in Health Administration (MSHA) degree caters

to real world practical needs and focuses on implementing the knowledge and skills needed for effective

administrative leadership roles in organizations throughout the complex healthcare ecosystem This

degree provides graduates with a strong knowledge base in all aspects of Health Administration

including management delivery systems finance ethics regulation and human resources

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Identify and apply appropriate models and theories to approach and address administrative

healthcare problems or issues

2 Evaluate multiple or competing perspectives and options and recommend appropriate

administrative plans or courses of action for a healthcare problem or issue

3 Apply quantitative skills and methods to evaluate healthcare datainformation

4 Critically evaluate professional literature in the field of health administration

5 Develop effective written documents and presentations as professionally appropriate at the

healthcare administrative level eg executive reports business plans and presentations

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

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Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Healthcare Management concentration may be able to

transfer to the MS in Health Administration degree program however students may not complete

the MSHS with a concentration in Healthcare Management and seek a second degree in the MS in

Health Administration program Students are urged to contact their academic advisor with any

questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSHA degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSHA degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHA506 - Health Care Systems Organization

4 Credits Description

MHA507 - Health Care Delivery Systems

4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems

4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration

4 Credits Description

MHM525 - Marketing in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHA599 - MSHA Capstone Course 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 MHM502

MHM514 MHM522 MHM525 Plus 3 Electives

Description

Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance

4 Credits

Description

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MHM501 - Management and Organizational Behavior

4 Credits

Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care

4 Credits Description

NCM501 - Foundation of Conflict Management

4 Credits

Description

Master of Science in Emergency and Disaster Management Each year people across the world are confronted by disasters As can be witnessed by world events

the ability of a nation state or community to plan for and respond to emergencies and disasters is

essential in mitigating the potentially catastrophic consequences of natural and man-made disasters

The Master of Science in Emergency amp Disaster Management (MSEDM) is designed for both military and

civilian students with experience responding to national and global humanitarian crises terrorist-based

events and natural disasters This program provides graduates with the skills to succeed in emergency

and disaster professions in the military federal state and local government and industry

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Apply effective solutions and responses to problems of a physical and psychological nature

experienced in a disaster aftermath

3 Develop emergency plans that meet state and federal guideline and demonstrate effective

communication skills

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

6 Analyze and evaluate disaster threats to public health infrastructure to effectively integrate and

develop coordinated responses with various agencies in disaster mitigation

7 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

8 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

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International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Emergency and Disaster Management concentration may be

able to transfer to the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management degree program however

students may not complete the MSHS with a concentration in Emergency and Disaster Management

and seek a second degree in the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management program Students are

urged to contact their academic advisor with any questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSEDM degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSEDM degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management

4 Credits

Description

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology

4 Credits

Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits MHE503 or MHE509 Description

EDM504 - Public Health and the Aftermath of a Disaster

4 Credits

Description

EDM502 - Critical Infrastructure Vulnerability and Protection

4 Credits MHE503 MHE 509 MHE511

Description

EDM599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits All other 9 courses in the

program need to be taken prior Description

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Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster

4 Credits

Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment

4 Credits

Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

EDM501 - Domestic Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

EDM503 - Infectious Disease Mitigation Following Natural Disasters

4 Credits

Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy

4 Credits

Description

Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences The Doctor of Philosophy represents the highest level of achievement in any academic discipline TUI is

proud to offer a research degree resulting in a Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences

Students who earn this degree are qualified to enter academia or the top levels of health care

administration or health executive positions in government and the private sector These graduates will

have demonstrated excellence in their pursuit of academic study in their selected field As with any

quality PhD degree the work is challenging but the rewards are substantial

The purpose of the Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences program is to prepare professionals from

health and health related fields as leaders educators researchers and scholars Students select either

the educatorresearcher or practitioner concentration in International Health or Health Care

Administration All students in the program will develop advanced research skills directed toward the

creation of new knowledge demonstrated by a PhD Dissertation

Students will gain knowledge and skills that may be used to function at the entry level of university

professorial track teaching or at the highest levels of organizational management Students will gain an

extensive background and comprehension of various areas of health and will learn skills needed for

acquisition and application of advanced knowledge including current developments in their area of

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specialty Graduates will demonstrate effective scholarly writing and presentation as well as skills

needed to design perform compile and successfully defend a doctoral level dissertation The program

also provides students with the ability to make contributions by publishing in peer-reviewed journals

andor presenting research in professional conferences Students planning to enter an academic career

will learn skills for effective teaching in academic health profession programs

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health science

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications to specific areas of health sciences

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration

Admission Standards All applicants to the PhD Programs at TUI are required to possess the following

1 Have an earned Masters degree from an accredited college or university with at least 30

graduate level semester credits

2 Have a grade point average of 34 (on a 40 scale) on all work completed during the Masters

degree An official transcript of all prior academic work must be submitted

3 Possess analytical and critical thinking skills sufficient to deal with the doctoral program

demonstrated by a sample of research or academic publication Must submit a sample of

research oriented writing or publication

4 Possess writing and oral communication skills sufficient to conduct and deliver the results of

meaningful research Must submit an essay that includes current personal intellectual and

professional interests and why the student applies to the degree at TUI

5 Submit a current Curriculum Vita (Resume)

6 Possess information technology skills sufficient to effectively participate in the TUI PhD

pedagogical model

7 Possess Internet skills sufficient to effectively conduct research at a PhD level

8 Have successfully completed with a grade of B or better at least one course in Research

Methods or Statistics at the Masterrsquos or higher level If a student does not meet the research

requirement it can be met by successfully completing a Research Methods course from the TUI

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Masters program with a grade of B or better This course will be considered a prerequisite and

not included in the total number of PhD course units required by the students degree plan

9 International students must have minimum TOEFL of 55021379

You may apply only once to the TUI PhD program if denied no additional applications to the

same program will be accepted

Transfer Policies TUI accepts up to four semester credits of Doctoral level courses from accredited doctoral granting

institutions provided the transferred course meets the same general content standards as the TUI

course

Degree Requirements The PhD at TUI is a post Masterrsquos degree consisting of 44 semester credit hours of coursework which may be completed in six sessions with a load of 2 courses (8 credits) per session The program also consists of a research dissertation Based on the nature of independent research being conducted by each student the time needed to complete the dissertation will depend upon the individual student The PhD curriculum has the following components 1 Core Courses All students are required to take five (5) research methods courses and two (2) required theory courses in the field of health These courses provide the foundation for the elective courses which students may pursue in their specialized concentrations All courses are valued at four (4) semester credits The last course taken prior to the dissertation series is the required DHS699-Dissertation Proposal Seminar 2 Concentration Courses In addition to the required core courses there are four (4) concentration courses (electives) needed to complete the degree plan Students may select one concentration from an offering of three concentrations These courses are generally in the specific area of the research that the student will pursue All elective courses are valued at four (4) semester credits 3 Written and Oral Qualifying Students will be examined on their understanding of research methods and statistical concepts related to the research process 4 Dissertation Students demonstrate a synthesis of their doctoral study knowledge and scholarship with a significant quantitative research project that contributes to general principles of knowledge in the field(s) potentially impacted by the research Following the completion of the course work including the Dissertation Seminar (DHS 699) students will continue to work on the dissertation and register for subsequent sessions to DHS 700 701 702hellip The 700 series courses will appear in a separate section on the studentrsquos transcript dedicated to the dissertation

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Degree Requirements - Summary

Completion of 28 semester credit of core courses

Completion of 16 semester credit of elective courses

Successful completion of both oral and written Comprehensive exam

Successful completion of the Dissertation Seminar Prospectus (DHS699)

Successful defense of the dissertation proposal

Successful defense of the PhD dissertation and approval of the Dissertation Committee and

Program Director

Students in the doctoral degree programs must complete each doctoral course with a grade of B

(30) or better and maintain a cumulative GPA of 30 (B) or better for all courses applying toward the

degree

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

DHS600 - Research Methods in Health Sciences 4 Credits Description

DHS608 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics I 4 Credits Description

DHS612 - Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

DHS618 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics II 4 Credits Description

DHS620 - Linking Theory with Research 4 Credits Description

DHS652 - Research Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS699 - Dissertation Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS 700 through 711 ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

DHS 712 and above ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

Specialization Courses (16 Credits)

International Health EducatorResearcher

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of international health education and research

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in areas of international health education and research

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3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health education and research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health education and research

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

education and research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health education and research

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health education and research

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DHS621 - Curriculum in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

DHS623 - TeachingAdministration in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

International Health EducatorPractitioner

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge relevant to the international health practitioner

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their application

to the international health practitioner

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health

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DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH633 - Global Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

DIH635 - Geopolitical Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

Health Care Administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health care administration

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in health care administration

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of health

care administration

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

health care administration

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of health care

administration

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in health

care administration

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in health care administration

DHA619 - Current Issues in Health Administration Research 4 Credits Description

DHA621 - Health Care Law Regulation and Ethics 4 Credits Description

DHA623 - Advanced Leadership 4 Credits Description

DHA698 - Seminar in Strategic Planning for Health Organization 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

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15

General Education Degree Requirements

A minimum of 45 semester credits as described on page 4

In addition to satisfying the Universityrsquos GE requirements (page 4) students must complete an additional

Physical or Biological science course of at least 3 semester credits as a program GE requirement

Required Upper Division Core Courses (13 Courses 52 Semester Credits)

BHE310 - Health Promotion and Disease Prevention 4 Credits Description

BHE314 - Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHE400 - Principles of Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

BHE418 ndash Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS432 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

BHS434 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

BHS436 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

BHS438 - Hazardous Materials 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS440 - EntomologyPest Control 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS442 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

BHS490- Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Upper Division Elective Courses (3 Courses 12 Semester Credits from the Following List)

BHS433 ndash Water Quality 4 Credits Description

BHS435 - Housing 4 Credits Description

BHS439 ndash Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

BHS441 ndash Noise Control 4 Credits Description

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Total Required Credits for the BSHS Degree- Environmental Health Sciences Concentration

124 Credits

BS in Health Science Health Care Professional Degree Completion The TUI College of Health Sciences professional degree completion Program is designed for health care

professionals who graduated from accredited certificate andor associate degree programs and who

wish to acquire baccalaureate level competencies in health sciences theory and in health care

professional issues

There are a large number of health care professionals who are qualified by academic and clinical

education and formal certification designed to provide patient evaluation and care but without

baccalaureate degree Many employers are requiring or strongly urging that the health care

professional have a minimum of a baccalaureate degree to practice The result is that experienced and

new health care professionals with certificates or associate degrees are searching for baccalaureate

degree completion programs which will allow them to complete degree requirements while working

part time or full time

The TUI College of Health Sciences professional degree completion programs for health care

professionals is specially designed for adult learners who are working in their professions while

completing required coursework for the BS in Health Sciences

TUI offers a unique degree completion program for Physician Assistants Radiologic Technologist Lab

Technicians and Respiratory Therapists who have graduated from an accredited associate degree

andor recognized certificate program

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Identify and discuss theories and practices relevant to professional practice

2 Demonstrate basic research and evaluation skills applicable to professional practice

3 Identify and distinguish between developments and advances relevant to a chosen professional

practice

4 Identify and examine the role of the professional as a member of the multidisciplinary health

care team

5 Describe the economic political and social forces that impact a chosen professional practice

6 Demonstrate the ability to apply legal and ethical practice and decision making in professional

practice

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills in professional practice

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Admission Standards (for Physician Assistant Radiologic Respiratory Therapy and Laboratory Technician Health Care Management and Health Sciences options)

Applicants must hold an associate degree (Associate of ArtsAssociate of Science) or a licensecertificate

in a health related field of practice If the applicant does not hold an associate degree (Associate of

ArtsAssociate of Science) meeting TUIrsquos General Education requirements but is currently licensed or

certified in a health related field a minimum of 60 lower division baccalaureateassociate semester

credits including 45 GE credits (as listed on page 4) are required through transfer credits from an

accredited institutioncollege or have to be completed at Trident University Only professional credits

for which the respective certificatelicense has been received will be considered for transfer credit

toward the professional credits category Up to 28 professional credits can count towards the degree

The total number of credits required for the degree is 124

NOTE

Other associates degrees including CCAF Associatersquos degrees may qualify after review and approval by the College

General Education Degree Requirements

A minimum of 45 semester credits as described on page 4

Physician Assistant Option

TUI offers a unique degree completion program for Physician Assistants The program is designed for

individuals who are certified physician assistants (PA) having graduated from an accredited PA

certificate or PA associates program

Note TUI-College of Health Sciences may have a specific articulation agreement with individual PA

Programs Please consult with your Program Director for specific details

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHE 314 Environmental Health amp Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 320 Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 312 Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

Radiologic Option

TUI offers a unique degree completion program for Radiologic Technologists The program is designed

for individuals who are certified Radiologic Technologists (RT) having graduated from an accredited RT

certificate or RT associates program

Note TUI-College of Health Sciences may have a specific articulation agreement with individual RT

Programs Please consult with your Program Director for specific details

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

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BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHE 314 Environmental Health amp Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 320 Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 312 Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

Respiratory Therapy Option

TUI offers a unique Respiratory Therapy Option in the professional degree completion concentration It

is designed for individuals who are in the field of Respiratory Therapy and have graduated with an

accredited Respiratory Therapy associates degree andor from a recognized Respiratory Therapy

Certificate Program with transferable academic credits

Note TUI-College of Health Sciences may have a specific articulation agreement with individual

Respiratory Therapy Programs Please consult with your Program Director for specific details

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHE 314 Environmental Health amp Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 320 Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 312 Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

Laboratory Technician Option

TUI offers a unique professional degree completion concentration for Laboratory Technicians It is

designed for individuals who are in the field of Laboratory Technology and have graduated with an

accredited Laboratory Technician associates degree or from a recognized Laboratory Technicians

certificate program with transferable upper division credits

Note TUI-College of Health Sciences may have a specific articulation agreement with individual

Laboratory Technician Programs Please consult with your Program Director for specific details

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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21

BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHE 314 Environmental Health amp Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 320 Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 312 Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

Health Care Management

TUI offers a unique professional degree completion concentration in Health Care Management It is

designed for individuals who are licensed or certified in the field of Allied Health have either graduated

from an accredited AS degree program or have completed transferrable credits and who are

interested in a bachelorrsquos degree in health sciences with an emphasis in health care management

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHE314 - Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHM443- Legal Aspects of Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

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22

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHS 365 Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS 455 Computers amp Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS328 Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

Health Sciences

TUI offers a general professional degree completion concentration in Health Sciences It is designed for

individuals who are licensed or certified in the field of Allied Health have graduated from an accredited

AS degree program or have completed transferrable credits and are interested in a bachelorrsquos degree

in health sciences

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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23

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHS 365 Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS 455 Computers amp Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS328 Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

IDCs - Independent Duty Corpsmen

Independent Duty Corpsmen play a significant role in providing health care for servicemen and women

and their families TUI has joined the few universities who provide opportunities to complete a BS

degree at the students location with no residency requirement The BS in Health Sciences-Health Care

Management will provide IDCs the opportunity to enhance their knowledge base to obtain advanced

educational credentials and to be eligible for promotion in the Navy TUI developed a specifically

tailored BS in Health Sciences-degree completion program for IDCs The program is built on the

strengths of the IDC program and provides a combination of opportunities to fulfill requirements for a

Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences (BSHS) - Health Care Management IDCrsquos who complete the

course work for the degree will be prepared to continue their education in any Masters program such

as a Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Public Health or a Master of Science in

Health Sciences with a specialization in Health Care Management

The Bachelors degree is a 124-credit program consisting of 44 credits of advanced standing (from IDC

C school) a minimum of 45 general education credits an additional 3 credits lower division free

electives as a program GE requirement and 32 upper division credits of TUI coursework

Admission Standards

This program is specifically designed for those military personnel who have completed the IDC program

At this time only military personnel are eligible for this degree program with the following

qualifications

Surface Force IDC - NEC 8425

Submarine Force IDC - NEC 8402

Deep Sea Diving IDC - NEC 8494

Fleet Marine Force Recon IDC - NEC 8403

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24

Special Operations IDC - NEC 8491

Program Requirements

General Education (at TUI or transfer) A minimum of 45 Credits

Additional Electives 3 Credits

Upper and Lower Transfer Credits from IDC ldquoCrdquo School 44 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses 20 Credits

Upper Division Elective Courses 12 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses (20 Semester Credits)

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Upper Division Elective Courses (12 Semester Credits from the Following List)

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS411 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

PMTs - Preventive Medicine Technicians

TUI offers a unique degree completion program for professional Preventative Medicine Technicians The

program is designed for individuals who play a significant role in the provision of health care for Navy

and Marine Corps personnel TUIs Bachelor in Health Sciences with Health Care Management

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25

concentration allows personnel who have completed the Navy School of Health Sciences PMT program

to continue their education in their own homes on their own schedules This online program

compliments the strengths of the Navy technician program by offering additional instruction in health

care management ethics policy delivery systems emergency and disaster response and computer and

information systems PMTs that complete this Bachelor in Health Sciences will be fully prepared to

continue their education in any Public Health or Health Sciences program

The Bachelors degree is a 124-credit program consisting of 44 credits of advanced standing from the

Navy School of Health Sciences PMT program a minimum of 45 lower division general education credits

an additional 3 credits of lower division free electives as a program GE requirement and 32 upper

division credits of TUI coursework

Admission Standards

This program is specifically designed for those military personnel who have completed the PMT

program At this time only graduates of the Navy School of Health Sciences in PMT are eligible for this

program

Program Requirements

General Education (at TUI or transfer) A minimum of 45 Credits

Additional Electives 3 Credits

Upper and Lower PMT Program Transfer 44 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses 20 Credits

Upper Division Elective Courses 12 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses (20 Semester Credits)

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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26

Required Upper Division Elective Courses (12 Semester Credits from the Following List)

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS411 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

PMTrsquos will also have the option of completing the following program degree completion

PMT ndashBSHS Emphasis in Environmental Sciences

Admission Standards

This program is specifically designed for those military personnel who have completed the PMT

program At this time only graduates of the Navy School of Health Sciences in PMT are eligible for this

program

General Education (at TUI or transfer) A minimum of 45 Credits

Additional Electives 15 Credits

Upper Division Core Courses Transfer from PMT 28 Credits

Upper Elective Course Transfer from PMT 4 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses 24 Credits

Upper Division Elective Courses 8 Credits

BSHS Environmental Sciences CORE courses that would transfer 28 credits

BHE310 - Health Promotion and Disease Prevention 4 Credits Description

BHE314 - Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHE400 - Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

BHS434 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

BHS436 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

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27

BHS438 - Hazardous Materials 4 Credits Description

BHS440 - EntomologyPest Control 4 Credits Description

BSHS Environmental Sciences Elective requirement that would transfer 4 credits

BHS439 - Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

TUI Courses 32 credits (must be taken at TUI)

Required Upper Division Core Courses (24 Semester Credits)

BHE418 - Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS432 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS442 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

BHS490 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Required Upper Division Elective Courses (8 Semester Credits)

BHS433 - BHS433 Water Quality 4 Credits Description

BHS435 - Housing 4 Credits Description

BHS441 - Noise Control 4 Credits Description

Health Science Undergraduate Certificates TUI offers Undergraduate and Graduate Certificates as part of the Undergraduate or Graduate programs

respectively

Students may apply to a specific program where the certificate is usually a special trackconcentration

within the program Students categorically -- can only enroll in degree programs even though they may

receive documentation of having passed certain benchmarks A certificate is a benchmark reached

after completion of 4 (or more courses) within a specific program such as BSHS ndash Emergency and

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28

Disaster Management The benefit is that a student who completes a cluster of courses reaching the

benchmark may receive the certificate and continue with hisher degree program

The BS in Health Science program offers three (3) undergraduate certificates The certificate courses

may be taken as part of the program or taken as an extension of the program Students in the BS in

Health Sciences interested in one of the following Certificates - Nutrition Emergency and Disaster

Management or Family Health - must successfully complete all the required courses for the bachelors

degree and all four certificate courses Upon completion students will be eligible for a Certificate in the

respective program in addition to the BS in Health Sciences degree A total of 128 credits are required

for the BS in Health Sciences with Certificate in Nutrition Emergency and Disaster Management or

Family Health

All students seeking an Undergraduate Certificate must be admitted to TUI as a regularly admitted

undergraduate student

Academic Requirements

To be awarded the undergraduate certificate the student must earn a minimum ldquoCrdquo (20) in the courses that constitute the certificate with an overall program GPA of ldquoCrdquo (20) or better Programs may require higher academic requirements for their specific certificates

Certificate in Nutrition

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Nutrition provides a theoretical and philosophical

foundation in principles of human nutrition including nutrition through the life cycle and nutrition and

disease

Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits)

BHE411 - Human Nutrition 4 Credits Description

BHE413 - Nutrition and Disease 4 Credits Description

BHE417 - Nutrition throughout the Life Cycle 4 Credits Description

BHE419 - Sports Nutrition and Weight Control 4 Credits Description

Certificate in Family Health

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Family Health provides a theoretical and

philosophical foundation in principles of health promotion planning implementation and

assessment of health education related to the family

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Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits)

BHE433 - Maternal-Neonatal Health 4 Credits Description

BHE435 - Infant and Children at Risk 4 Credits Description

BHE415 - Community and Domestic Violence 4 Credits Description

BHE439 - Issues in Family Planning 4 Credits Description

Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Emergency and Disaster Management provides

a theoretical and philosophical foundation in principles of risk assessment and planning related to

terrorism and other emergencies and disasters

Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits Choose Four (4) Courses from the Following)

BHS411 - Issues in Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS412 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS417 - Emergency Planning and Operation 4 Credits Description

BHS419 - Risk Assessment 4 Credits Description

Health Science Undergraduate Graduation Requirements

Requirement for Graduation

To qualify for graduation with a BS in Health Sciences a student must have successfully fulfilled the

following requirements

Complete each of the required core courses with a C (20) or better

Maintain an overall GPA of 20 (C) or better for all coursework toward the degree

Master of Science in Health Sciences The TUI College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a variety of

concentrationsspecialties The goal of the program is to provide students with the knowledge and skills

needed for effective managerial and leadership careers in various health fields Students will learn to

discern among implement and evaluate new developments and advances in fields of health practice

including health education health care management public health emergency and disaster

management as well as others Individuals will learn to balance the needs of health practice within

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various sociopolitical and economic environments The program is also designed to provide students

with the ability to critically evaluate research findings in applicable fields of practice Students will

develop knowledge and skills in ethical and legal decision making The program also promotes

educational opportunities for career advancement employment mobility and lifelong learning

opportunities

Program Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion of their respective program option graduates should be able to

1 Critically evaluate scientific literature in the field of health sciences

2 Apply quantitative reasoning skills to evaluate scientific data or other health information

3 Identify and apply appropriate models and theories to approach and address health andor

healthcare problems or issues

4 Develop effective written documents and presentations as professionally appropriate at the health

andor healthcare administrative level eg reports proposals PowerPoint presentations educational

materials etc

5 Evaluate multiple or competing perspectivesoptions and recommend an appropriate plan or course

of action for a health andor healthcare problem or issue

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

Pre-requisite courses may be required in the Health Sciences program based on concentration selected

International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may transfer up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos level

program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must meet

the same general content standards as the TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MS degree in Health Sciences students must successfully fulfill both of the following

requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

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MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management The TUI (TUI) College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a

specialty in Health Care Management

The goal of the program is to provide students with the knowledge and skills needed for effective

managerial and leadership careers in the health field The program promotes educational opportunities

for career advancement employment mobility and lifelong learning opportunities to health care

professionals

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to contemporary health

care management

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health care management

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the health care manager functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to health care management

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues faced by the

health care manager

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health care

manager

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health care manager

Degree Requirements

The MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management Specialization requires successful completion of

40 semester credits A final culminating project and an integrative paper are included

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

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32

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHM501 - Management and Organizational Behavior 4 Credits Description

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM507 - Quality Assurance in Hospital Healthcare Organizations 4 Credits Description

MHM509 - Quality Assurance in Managed Care 4 Credits Description

MHM511 - Quality Assurance in Long Term Care Nursing Homes 4 Credits Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems 4 Credits Description

MHM525 - Marketing in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHM535 - Hospital Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

NCM501 - Foundation of Conflict Management 4 Credits Description

NCM511 - Mediation and Arbitration 4 Credits Description

NCM512 - Negotiation Strategies 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciences - International Health TUI-College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a specialty in

International Health The goal is to provide quality education and training to individuals seeking a

graduate degree in international health specialty and to current practitioners or scientists seeking to

fulfill their academic aspirations by achieving and earning an advanced degree in the field of

international health perspective

In the twenty-first century we continue to witness great inequities in access to availability of basic

health care services around the globe Developing regions of the world continue to suffer from

significant public health problems Poverty ethnic tensions violence political instability urban decay

and natural and environmental hazards as well as poor population growth control continue to dominate

the scene in many countries

Graduates of the MS degree in Health Sciences with specialization in International Health will be able to

fill positions in governmental and private national and international organizations The program

emphasizes cross cultural awareness planning implementing and evaluating sustainable health care

development programs for communities and nations develop studentsrsquo skills and ability to assess needs

and develop priorities with limited resources

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33

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to international health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in international health

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact

international health

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to international health

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in

international health

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in international health

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an international health professional

Degree Requirements

The MS degree in Health Sciences -International Health Specialty requires successful completion of 40

semester credits a final culminating project and an integrative paper

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MIH502 - Introduction to Intrsquol Health 4 Credits Description

MIH508 - Health Policy in Developing Countries 4 Credits Description

MIH512 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

MIH514 - Cross Cultural Perspectives 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

MIH599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MIH523 - Disaster Humanitarian Emergencies 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MIH543 - Perspective on Abuse and Violence 4 Credits Description

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Total Credits for MS in Health Sciences- International Health specialization

MS Core Courses 20 Credits

MS Electives 16 Credits

Culminating Project 4 Credits

Total 40 Credits

To qualify for graduation with a MS in Health Sciences with a specialization in International Health a

student must have successfully fulfilled all of the following requirements

1 Completed each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

2 Maintained an overall GPA of ldquoB (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying

toward the degree

Health Care Management ndash Informatics Health Informatics Concentration focuses on the application of computer information systems to health

care and public health Informatics extends beyond simply using the computer as a tool for computation

into the process of knowledge acquisition storage retrieval representation and manipulation A major

focus of Informatics is the support of information systems for reasoning decision-making and learning

Health Informatics encompasses the fields of information science computer information systems and

educational technology in support of health care delivery education and management Health

Informatics is a body of knowledge and a set of techniques to organize and manage information in

support of research education and patient care

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to application of computer

information systems to health care and public health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health informatics

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact health

informatics

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to health informatics

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in health

informatics

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in health informatics

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills in health informatics

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Degree Requirements

The MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management Concentration in Health Informatics requires

successful completion of 40 semester credits A final culminating project and an integrative paper are

included

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHI500 - Introduction to Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI502 - Information Systems in the Delivery of Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHI504 - Systems Analysis for Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI506 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Systems Development in Health Informatics

4 Credits Description

MHI508 - Health Information Systems Security 4 Credits Description

To qualify for graduation with a MS in Health Sciences Health Care Management in Health Informatics

a student must have successfully fulfilled both of the following requirements

Completed each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

Maintained an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying

toward the degree

MS in Health Sciences ndash Public Health The Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Public Health is designed to provide

health care professionals and other qualified applicants with advanced knowledge and practical tools in

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public health and health care management Graduates of the program will be able to seek managerial

and leadership positions in the field of public health and health care administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to public health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings relevant to public health

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the public health professional functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to service in public health

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in public

health

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in public health

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a public health professional

Degree Requirements

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MPH502 - Introduction to Public Health 4 Credits Description

MPH504 - Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MIH512 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

MIH514 - Cross Cultural perspectives 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory Based Research 4 Credits Description

MPH599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy 4 Credits Description

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems 4 Credits Description

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MIH543 - Perspectives on Abuse and Violence 4 Credits Description

MHE510 - Occupational Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

MPH503 - Infertility and Public Health 4 Credits Description

MSin Health Sciences -- Emergency and Disaster Management The Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Emergency and Disaster Management

prepares students to provide leadership in major emergencies and disasters including terrorism This

specialization provides individuals planning to hold leadership position as emergency professionals in

government and industry with the skills to respond effectively when emergencies and disasters strike

and provide leadership in those situations Students will learn to analyze disaster threats write

emergency plans to meet state and federal guidelines understand problems facing response teams and

communicate knowledgeably with expert advisors in crisis

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues faced by the

emergency and disaster management professional

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an emergency and disaster management

professional

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology 4 Credits Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits Description

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MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster 4 Credits Description

MHE599 - Culminating Projects 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE510 - Occupation Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

MHE513 - Risk Assessment and Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE518 - Education in Emergency 4 Credits Description

MPH502 - Introduction to Public Health 4 Credits Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciencesndash Health Education The Master of Science in Health Sciences - Health Education specialization prepares professionals to

administer and develop health education programs to implement health education processes and

concepts to understand current health issues and to master skills and knowledge appropriate to

leadership positions in the field

Students should note that the MS in Health Sciences Health Education concentration is not a certificate

or credentialing program TUI cannot grant or certify any student for a credential as a teacher or

administrator As the requirements for credentialinglicensurecertification vary from state to state

students are urged to contact their state of residence or employment for information on specific

requirementscriteria

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to contemporary health

education

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health education

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the health educator functions

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4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to professional practice in health

education

5 Develop and implement plans for promoting health and facilitating voluntary changes in health

behaviors

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health educator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health educator

Degree Requirements

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD506 - Cultural and Cross-Cultural Perspectives in Health 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

MHD510 - Research in Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD599 - Capstone Integrative Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging and Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health and Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy and Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciences - Clinical Research Administration Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Clinical Research Administration a growing

field for health professionals who are interested in overseeing the administration and progress of clinical

trials in various health care facilities usually sponsored by a pharmaceutical company or biologics or

devices companies

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A Clinical Research Administrator is a health professional who manages the various aspects of the

clinical trial not only the health aspects but also the administrative aspects The Clinical Research

Administrator supervises the conduct of clinical trials at a clinical site Individuals who work in the area

of Clinical Research Administration come from very diverse areas such as Nursing Clinical Laboratory

Nutrition Respiratory Therapy Rehabilitation Sciences Physician Assistants IDC PMT Physical Therapy

Medicine to name a few

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to clinical research

administration

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in clinical research

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the clinical research administrator functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to professional practice in clinical

research administration

5 Develop and implement plans for supervising clinical research studies

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a clinical research

administrator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a clinical research administrator

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

CRA502 - Bioethics and Legal Perspectives 4 Credits Description

CRA548 - Research Methods for Health Professionals 4 Credits Description

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA554 - Human Trials 4 Credits Description

CRA599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

CRA500 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

CRA503 - Clinical Research Funding 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

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CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

CRA509 - Scientific Reporting 4 Credits Description

Joint Degree Program The College of Business Administration and the College of Health Sciences have joined forces to offer a

Dual MS-MBA program that result in conferral of a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree and

a Master of Science in Health Sciences with a concentration in Health Care Management (MSHS) degree

Admission Requirements

The student needs to apply specifically to the dual degree program when applying to the

university

The MSMBA degree requires total of 64 credit hours 32 credits from each program The

student may choose which program heshe completes first

Dual degree students must satisfy the curriculum and graduation requirements of both the MBA

and MSHS programs and follow their degree plan CAP599 the Integrated Capstone course

must be the last course taken after the required courses in both the MSHS ndash Concentration in

Health Care Management and the MBA program have been taken

Students withdrawing from the dual degree program before completing both degrees will only

receive credit toward graduation for such courses that qualify toward a single degree program

In this situation students will take the capstone course for the single degree program they wish

to complete (MHM599 for the MSHS or BUS599 for the MBA) The CAP599 integrated capstone

is only applicable for the Dual Degree

The MBA and MS degrees will be awarded upon successful completion of the requirements of

the entire dual degree program

Dual Degree Requirements

MBA ndash Masters in Business Administration (8 Courses 32 Credits)

ACC501 ndash Accounting for Decision Making 4 Credits Description

ETH501 ndash Business Ethics 4 Credits Description

FIN501 ndash Strategic Corporate Finance 4 Credits Description

ITM501 ndash Management Information Systems and Business Strategy 4 Credits Description

MGT501 ndash Management and Organizational Behavior 4 Credits Description

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MGT599 ndash Strategic Management 4 Credits Description

MKT501 ndash Strategic Marketing 4 Credits Description

OPM500 ndash Operation Management for Managers 4 Credits Description

MSHS ndash Concentration in Health Care Management (8 Courses 32 Credits)

MHM505 ndash Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 ndash Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM522 ndash Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM535 ndash Hospital Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH521 ndash Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MIH527 ndash Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MIH548 ndash Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

CAP599 ndash Integrative Capstone Course in Health Care Business Management

4 Credits Description

Graduate Certificates

Admission Standards

Possess a baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in health health science

or related field with a minimum GPA of 25 Submit transcripts of undergraduate and all prior

graduate work

Submit copies of any licenses and board certifications held

Academic Requirements

To be awarded the graduate certificate the student must earn a minimum ldquoB-rdquo (267) in the courses

that constitute the certificate with an overall program GPA of ldquoBrdquo (30) or better Programs may require

higher academic requirements for their specific certificates

Emergency and Disaster Management

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management is to provide the

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theoretical and philosophical foundations in principles of risk assessment emergency planning and

methodology related to terrorism and disaster relief

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHE507 - Bio- Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology 4 Credits Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits Choose one (1) course from the following)

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

MHE513 - Risk Assessment and Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE518 - Education in Emergency 4 Credits Description

Quality Assurance

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Quality Assurance is to provide administrators and practitioners

holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques used to achieve and

ensure quality health care delivery The focus will be on presenting the analytical tools and techniques

that will allow the health care administrator and professional to analyze assess and improve health

outcomes consumer satisfaction accountability and the processes within the organization that ensure

ongoing quality improvement The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit courses

designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in analyzing

developing and directing quality systems in the workplace

Required Course (16 Credits)

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM507 - Quality Assurance in Hospitals Healthcare Organizations 4 Credits Description

MHM509 - Quality Assurance in Managed Care 4 Credits Description

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MHM511 - Quality Assurance in Long Term Care Nursing Homes 4 Credits Description

Health Informatics

The graduate certificate in Health Informatics focuses on the application of computer information

systems to health care and public health and it is intended for students with a background in health

who wish to be prepared to apply current computer technology to the management of health care

services The certificate consists of the four following required courses

Required Courses (16 Credits)

Please select four (4) courses from the following

MHI500 - Introduction to Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI502 - Information Systems in the Delivery of Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHI504 - Systems Analysis for Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI506 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Systems Development in Health Informatics

4 Credits Description

MHI508 - Health Information Systems Security 4 Credits Description

Clinical Research Administration

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Clinical Research Administration is to provide administrators and

practitioners holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques to manage

the various aspects of clinical trial The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit

courses designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in the

administration of clinical research at a clinical site

Required Courses (16 Credits)

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

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Health Education The graduate certificate coursework in health education provides a theoretical and philosophical

foundation in principles of health promotion planning assessment and community health

education based on a synthesis of knowledge drawn from the physical biological social and

behavioral sciences Through the case study method students develop critical thinking skills in

community organization needs assessment and education strategies for individuals and groups

Students interested in the Certified Health Education Specialist exam who do not possess a

baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in the Health Sciences or Health

Professions concentrating in Health Education Community Health Education Public Health Education

School Health Education etc may be required to earn additional units in order to qualify for the National

Certification Exam Students are urged to contact NCHEC regarding eligibility and requirements for the

exam

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits)

Please choose one (1) course from the following

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging amp Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health amp Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy amp Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

Environmental Health Science The Certificate Program in Environmental Health Sciences is offered for those persons working in the

field of environmental health who need to develop their formal education in specific elements of the

field of environmental health Environmental Health consists of those organized activities undertaken to

protect and enhance the publicrsquos health through the recognition assessment and control of

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environmental hazards with focus on biological chemical and physical hazards The two major aspects in

an environmental health program are the prevention of disease and the protection and promotion of

human well being

The certificate consists of four of the following required courses (16 credits)

MHS523 - Principles of Environmental Health 4 Credits Description

MHS525 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

MHS527 - Water Quality 4 Credits Description

MHS529 - Housing 4 Credits Description

MHS531 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

MHS533 - Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

MHS535 - Noise Control 4 Credits Description

MHS537 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

Conflict Resolution Management

Conflict is an inevitable part of our professional and personal lives As conflict has an adverse effect on

organizational goal attainment there has been a growing need to understand the sources of conflict

and consequently manage it by applying the appropriate approach and strategy All organizations across

all fields and industries share a common resource ndash people ndash who interact and perform under various

and demanding conditions and all potentially conducive to inter-personal and intra-organizational

conflict The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Conflict Resolution Management is to provide those

professionals in business health or education to master the advanced concepts and techniques of

conflict resolution management Unilateral Bilateral and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) which

will enable them to understand overcome and move beyond conflict The certificate consists of a series

of three graduate-level credit courses designed to provide graduates with knowledge and skills and a

capstone course oriented towards addressing most common real-life situations

Required Courses (16 Credits)

NCM501 - Foundations of Conflict Resolutions 4 Credits Description

NCM511 - Mediation and Arbitration 4 Credits Description

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NCM512 - Negotiation Strategies 4 Credits Description

NCM599 - Capstone Course 4 Credits Description

Master of Science in Health Administration Propelled by broad trends such as demographic growth an ageing population medical innovation and

increased public awareness the field of Health Administration offers rewarding and challenging career

opportunities in the 21st century The Master of Science in Health Administration (MSHA) degree caters

to real world practical needs and focuses on implementing the knowledge and skills needed for effective

administrative leadership roles in organizations throughout the complex healthcare ecosystem This

degree provides graduates with a strong knowledge base in all aspects of Health Administration

including management delivery systems finance ethics regulation and human resources

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Identify and apply appropriate models and theories to approach and address administrative

healthcare problems or issues

2 Evaluate multiple or competing perspectives and options and recommend appropriate

administrative plans or courses of action for a healthcare problem or issue

3 Apply quantitative skills and methods to evaluate healthcare datainformation

4 Critically evaluate professional literature in the field of health administration

5 Develop effective written documents and presentations as professionally appropriate at the

healthcare administrative level eg executive reports business plans and presentations

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

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Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Healthcare Management concentration may be able to

transfer to the MS in Health Administration degree program however students may not complete

the MSHS with a concentration in Healthcare Management and seek a second degree in the MS in

Health Administration program Students are urged to contact their academic advisor with any

questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSHA degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSHA degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHA506 - Health Care Systems Organization

4 Credits Description

MHA507 - Health Care Delivery Systems

4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems

4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration

4 Credits Description

MHM525 - Marketing in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHA599 - MSHA Capstone Course 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 MHM502

MHM514 MHM522 MHM525 Plus 3 Electives

Description

Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance

4 Credits

Description

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MHM501 - Management and Organizational Behavior

4 Credits

Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care

4 Credits Description

NCM501 - Foundation of Conflict Management

4 Credits

Description

Master of Science in Emergency and Disaster Management Each year people across the world are confronted by disasters As can be witnessed by world events

the ability of a nation state or community to plan for and respond to emergencies and disasters is

essential in mitigating the potentially catastrophic consequences of natural and man-made disasters

The Master of Science in Emergency amp Disaster Management (MSEDM) is designed for both military and

civilian students with experience responding to national and global humanitarian crises terrorist-based

events and natural disasters This program provides graduates with the skills to succeed in emergency

and disaster professions in the military federal state and local government and industry

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Apply effective solutions and responses to problems of a physical and psychological nature

experienced in a disaster aftermath

3 Develop emergency plans that meet state and federal guideline and demonstrate effective

communication skills

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

6 Analyze and evaluate disaster threats to public health infrastructure to effectively integrate and

develop coordinated responses with various agencies in disaster mitigation

7 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

8 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

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International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Emergency and Disaster Management concentration may be

able to transfer to the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management degree program however

students may not complete the MSHS with a concentration in Emergency and Disaster Management

and seek a second degree in the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management program Students are

urged to contact their academic advisor with any questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSEDM degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSEDM degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management

4 Credits

Description

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology

4 Credits

Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits MHE503 or MHE509 Description

EDM504 - Public Health and the Aftermath of a Disaster

4 Credits

Description

EDM502 - Critical Infrastructure Vulnerability and Protection

4 Credits MHE503 MHE 509 MHE511

Description

EDM599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits All other 9 courses in the

program need to be taken prior Description

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Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster

4 Credits

Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment

4 Credits

Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

EDM501 - Domestic Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

EDM503 - Infectious Disease Mitigation Following Natural Disasters

4 Credits

Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy

4 Credits

Description

Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences The Doctor of Philosophy represents the highest level of achievement in any academic discipline TUI is

proud to offer a research degree resulting in a Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences

Students who earn this degree are qualified to enter academia or the top levels of health care

administration or health executive positions in government and the private sector These graduates will

have demonstrated excellence in their pursuit of academic study in their selected field As with any

quality PhD degree the work is challenging but the rewards are substantial

The purpose of the Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences program is to prepare professionals from

health and health related fields as leaders educators researchers and scholars Students select either

the educatorresearcher or practitioner concentration in International Health or Health Care

Administration All students in the program will develop advanced research skills directed toward the

creation of new knowledge demonstrated by a PhD Dissertation

Students will gain knowledge and skills that may be used to function at the entry level of university

professorial track teaching or at the highest levels of organizational management Students will gain an

extensive background and comprehension of various areas of health and will learn skills needed for

acquisition and application of advanced knowledge including current developments in their area of

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specialty Graduates will demonstrate effective scholarly writing and presentation as well as skills

needed to design perform compile and successfully defend a doctoral level dissertation The program

also provides students with the ability to make contributions by publishing in peer-reviewed journals

andor presenting research in professional conferences Students planning to enter an academic career

will learn skills for effective teaching in academic health profession programs

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health science

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications to specific areas of health sciences

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration

Admission Standards All applicants to the PhD Programs at TUI are required to possess the following

1 Have an earned Masters degree from an accredited college or university with at least 30

graduate level semester credits

2 Have a grade point average of 34 (on a 40 scale) on all work completed during the Masters

degree An official transcript of all prior academic work must be submitted

3 Possess analytical and critical thinking skills sufficient to deal with the doctoral program

demonstrated by a sample of research or academic publication Must submit a sample of

research oriented writing or publication

4 Possess writing and oral communication skills sufficient to conduct and deliver the results of

meaningful research Must submit an essay that includes current personal intellectual and

professional interests and why the student applies to the degree at TUI

5 Submit a current Curriculum Vita (Resume)

6 Possess information technology skills sufficient to effectively participate in the TUI PhD

pedagogical model

7 Possess Internet skills sufficient to effectively conduct research at a PhD level

8 Have successfully completed with a grade of B or better at least one course in Research

Methods or Statistics at the Masterrsquos or higher level If a student does not meet the research

requirement it can be met by successfully completing a Research Methods course from the TUI

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Masters program with a grade of B or better This course will be considered a prerequisite and

not included in the total number of PhD course units required by the students degree plan

9 International students must have minimum TOEFL of 55021379

You may apply only once to the TUI PhD program if denied no additional applications to the

same program will be accepted

Transfer Policies TUI accepts up to four semester credits of Doctoral level courses from accredited doctoral granting

institutions provided the transferred course meets the same general content standards as the TUI

course

Degree Requirements The PhD at TUI is a post Masterrsquos degree consisting of 44 semester credit hours of coursework which may be completed in six sessions with a load of 2 courses (8 credits) per session The program also consists of a research dissertation Based on the nature of independent research being conducted by each student the time needed to complete the dissertation will depend upon the individual student The PhD curriculum has the following components 1 Core Courses All students are required to take five (5) research methods courses and two (2) required theory courses in the field of health These courses provide the foundation for the elective courses which students may pursue in their specialized concentrations All courses are valued at four (4) semester credits The last course taken prior to the dissertation series is the required DHS699-Dissertation Proposal Seminar 2 Concentration Courses In addition to the required core courses there are four (4) concentration courses (electives) needed to complete the degree plan Students may select one concentration from an offering of three concentrations These courses are generally in the specific area of the research that the student will pursue All elective courses are valued at four (4) semester credits 3 Written and Oral Qualifying Students will be examined on their understanding of research methods and statistical concepts related to the research process 4 Dissertation Students demonstrate a synthesis of their doctoral study knowledge and scholarship with a significant quantitative research project that contributes to general principles of knowledge in the field(s) potentially impacted by the research Following the completion of the course work including the Dissertation Seminar (DHS 699) students will continue to work on the dissertation and register for subsequent sessions to DHS 700 701 702hellip The 700 series courses will appear in a separate section on the studentrsquos transcript dedicated to the dissertation

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Degree Requirements - Summary

Completion of 28 semester credit of core courses

Completion of 16 semester credit of elective courses

Successful completion of both oral and written Comprehensive exam

Successful completion of the Dissertation Seminar Prospectus (DHS699)

Successful defense of the dissertation proposal

Successful defense of the PhD dissertation and approval of the Dissertation Committee and

Program Director

Students in the doctoral degree programs must complete each doctoral course with a grade of B

(30) or better and maintain a cumulative GPA of 30 (B) or better for all courses applying toward the

degree

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

DHS600 - Research Methods in Health Sciences 4 Credits Description

DHS608 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics I 4 Credits Description

DHS612 - Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

DHS618 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics II 4 Credits Description

DHS620 - Linking Theory with Research 4 Credits Description

DHS652 - Research Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS699 - Dissertation Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS 700 through 711 ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

DHS 712 and above ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

Specialization Courses (16 Credits)

International Health EducatorResearcher

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of international health education and research

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in areas of international health education and research

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3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health education and research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health education and research

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

education and research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health education and research

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health education and research

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DHS621 - Curriculum in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

DHS623 - TeachingAdministration in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

International Health EducatorPractitioner

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge relevant to the international health practitioner

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their application

to the international health practitioner

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health

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DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH633 - Global Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

DIH635 - Geopolitical Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

Health Care Administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health care administration

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in health care administration

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of health

care administration

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

health care administration

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of health care

administration

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in health

care administration

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in health care administration

DHA619 - Current Issues in Health Administration Research 4 Credits Description

DHA621 - Health Care Law Regulation and Ethics 4 Credits Description

DHA623 - Advanced Leadership 4 Credits Description

DHA698 - Seminar in Strategic Planning for Health Organization 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

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Total Required Credits for the BSHS Degree- Environmental Health Sciences Concentration

124 Credits

BS in Health Science Health Care Professional Degree Completion The TUI College of Health Sciences professional degree completion Program is designed for health care

professionals who graduated from accredited certificate andor associate degree programs and who

wish to acquire baccalaureate level competencies in health sciences theory and in health care

professional issues

There are a large number of health care professionals who are qualified by academic and clinical

education and formal certification designed to provide patient evaluation and care but without

baccalaureate degree Many employers are requiring or strongly urging that the health care

professional have a minimum of a baccalaureate degree to practice The result is that experienced and

new health care professionals with certificates or associate degrees are searching for baccalaureate

degree completion programs which will allow them to complete degree requirements while working

part time or full time

The TUI College of Health Sciences professional degree completion programs for health care

professionals is specially designed for adult learners who are working in their professions while

completing required coursework for the BS in Health Sciences

TUI offers a unique degree completion program for Physician Assistants Radiologic Technologist Lab

Technicians and Respiratory Therapists who have graduated from an accredited associate degree

andor recognized certificate program

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Identify and discuss theories and practices relevant to professional practice

2 Demonstrate basic research and evaluation skills applicable to professional practice

3 Identify and distinguish between developments and advances relevant to a chosen professional

practice

4 Identify and examine the role of the professional as a member of the multidisciplinary health

care team

5 Describe the economic political and social forces that impact a chosen professional practice

6 Demonstrate the ability to apply legal and ethical practice and decision making in professional

practice

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills in professional practice

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Admission Standards (for Physician Assistant Radiologic Respiratory Therapy and Laboratory Technician Health Care Management and Health Sciences options)

Applicants must hold an associate degree (Associate of ArtsAssociate of Science) or a licensecertificate

in a health related field of practice If the applicant does not hold an associate degree (Associate of

ArtsAssociate of Science) meeting TUIrsquos General Education requirements but is currently licensed or

certified in a health related field a minimum of 60 lower division baccalaureateassociate semester

credits including 45 GE credits (as listed on page 4) are required through transfer credits from an

accredited institutioncollege or have to be completed at Trident University Only professional credits

for which the respective certificatelicense has been received will be considered for transfer credit

toward the professional credits category Up to 28 professional credits can count towards the degree

The total number of credits required for the degree is 124

NOTE

Other associates degrees including CCAF Associatersquos degrees may qualify after review and approval by the College

General Education Degree Requirements

A minimum of 45 semester credits as described on page 4

Physician Assistant Option

TUI offers a unique degree completion program for Physician Assistants The program is designed for

individuals who are certified physician assistants (PA) having graduated from an accredited PA

certificate or PA associates program

Note TUI-College of Health Sciences may have a specific articulation agreement with individual PA

Programs Please consult with your Program Director for specific details

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHE 314 Environmental Health amp Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 320 Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 312 Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

Radiologic Option

TUI offers a unique degree completion program for Radiologic Technologists The program is designed

for individuals who are certified Radiologic Technologists (RT) having graduated from an accredited RT

certificate or RT associates program

Note TUI-College of Health Sciences may have a specific articulation agreement with individual RT

Programs Please consult with your Program Director for specific details

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

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BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHE 314 Environmental Health amp Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 320 Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 312 Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

Respiratory Therapy Option

TUI offers a unique Respiratory Therapy Option in the professional degree completion concentration It

is designed for individuals who are in the field of Respiratory Therapy and have graduated with an

accredited Respiratory Therapy associates degree andor from a recognized Respiratory Therapy

Certificate Program with transferable academic credits

Note TUI-College of Health Sciences may have a specific articulation agreement with individual

Respiratory Therapy Programs Please consult with your Program Director for specific details

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHE 314 Environmental Health amp Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 320 Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 312 Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

Laboratory Technician Option

TUI offers a unique professional degree completion concentration for Laboratory Technicians It is

designed for individuals who are in the field of Laboratory Technology and have graduated with an

accredited Laboratory Technician associates degree or from a recognized Laboratory Technicians

certificate program with transferable upper division credits

Note TUI-College of Health Sciences may have a specific articulation agreement with individual

Laboratory Technician Programs Please consult with your Program Director for specific details

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHE 314 Environmental Health amp Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 320 Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 312 Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

Health Care Management

TUI offers a unique professional degree completion concentration in Health Care Management It is

designed for individuals who are licensed or certified in the field of Allied Health have either graduated

from an accredited AS degree program or have completed transferrable credits and who are

interested in a bachelorrsquos degree in health sciences with an emphasis in health care management

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHE314 - Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHM443- Legal Aspects of Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

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BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHS 365 Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS 455 Computers amp Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS328 Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

Health Sciences

TUI offers a general professional degree completion concentration in Health Sciences It is designed for

individuals who are licensed or certified in the field of Allied Health have graduated from an accredited

AS degree program or have completed transferrable credits and are interested in a bachelorrsquos degree

in health sciences

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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23

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHS 365 Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS 455 Computers amp Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS328 Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

IDCs - Independent Duty Corpsmen

Independent Duty Corpsmen play a significant role in providing health care for servicemen and women

and their families TUI has joined the few universities who provide opportunities to complete a BS

degree at the students location with no residency requirement The BS in Health Sciences-Health Care

Management will provide IDCs the opportunity to enhance their knowledge base to obtain advanced

educational credentials and to be eligible for promotion in the Navy TUI developed a specifically

tailored BS in Health Sciences-degree completion program for IDCs The program is built on the

strengths of the IDC program and provides a combination of opportunities to fulfill requirements for a

Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences (BSHS) - Health Care Management IDCrsquos who complete the

course work for the degree will be prepared to continue their education in any Masters program such

as a Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Public Health or a Master of Science in

Health Sciences with a specialization in Health Care Management

The Bachelors degree is a 124-credit program consisting of 44 credits of advanced standing (from IDC

C school) a minimum of 45 general education credits an additional 3 credits lower division free

electives as a program GE requirement and 32 upper division credits of TUI coursework

Admission Standards

This program is specifically designed for those military personnel who have completed the IDC program

At this time only military personnel are eligible for this degree program with the following

qualifications

Surface Force IDC - NEC 8425

Submarine Force IDC - NEC 8402

Deep Sea Diving IDC - NEC 8494

Fleet Marine Force Recon IDC - NEC 8403

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24

Special Operations IDC - NEC 8491

Program Requirements

General Education (at TUI or transfer) A minimum of 45 Credits

Additional Electives 3 Credits

Upper and Lower Transfer Credits from IDC ldquoCrdquo School 44 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses 20 Credits

Upper Division Elective Courses 12 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses (20 Semester Credits)

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Upper Division Elective Courses (12 Semester Credits from the Following List)

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS411 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

PMTs - Preventive Medicine Technicians

TUI offers a unique degree completion program for professional Preventative Medicine Technicians The

program is designed for individuals who play a significant role in the provision of health care for Navy

and Marine Corps personnel TUIs Bachelor in Health Sciences with Health Care Management

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25

concentration allows personnel who have completed the Navy School of Health Sciences PMT program

to continue their education in their own homes on their own schedules This online program

compliments the strengths of the Navy technician program by offering additional instruction in health

care management ethics policy delivery systems emergency and disaster response and computer and

information systems PMTs that complete this Bachelor in Health Sciences will be fully prepared to

continue their education in any Public Health or Health Sciences program

The Bachelors degree is a 124-credit program consisting of 44 credits of advanced standing from the

Navy School of Health Sciences PMT program a minimum of 45 lower division general education credits

an additional 3 credits of lower division free electives as a program GE requirement and 32 upper

division credits of TUI coursework

Admission Standards

This program is specifically designed for those military personnel who have completed the PMT

program At this time only graduates of the Navy School of Health Sciences in PMT are eligible for this

program

Program Requirements

General Education (at TUI or transfer) A minimum of 45 Credits

Additional Electives 3 Credits

Upper and Lower PMT Program Transfer 44 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses 20 Credits

Upper Division Elective Courses 12 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses (20 Semester Credits)

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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26

Required Upper Division Elective Courses (12 Semester Credits from the Following List)

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS411 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

PMTrsquos will also have the option of completing the following program degree completion

PMT ndashBSHS Emphasis in Environmental Sciences

Admission Standards

This program is specifically designed for those military personnel who have completed the PMT

program At this time only graduates of the Navy School of Health Sciences in PMT are eligible for this

program

General Education (at TUI or transfer) A minimum of 45 Credits

Additional Electives 15 Credits

Upper Division Core Courses Transfer from PMT 28 Credits

Upper Elective Course Transfer from PMT 4 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses 24 Credits

Upper Division Elective Courses 8 Credits

BSHS Environmental Sciences CORE courses that would transfer 28 credits

BHE310 - Health Promotion and Disease Prevention 4 Credits Description

BHE314 - Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHE400 - Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

BHS434 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

BHS436 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

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27

BHS438 - Hazardous Materials 4 Credits Description

BHS440 - EntomologyPest Control 4 Credits Description

BSHS Environmental Sciences Elective requirement that would transfer 4 credits

BHS439 - Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

TUI Courses 32 credits (must be taken at TUI)

Required Upper Division Core Courses (24 Semester Credits)

BHE418 - Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS432 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS442 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

BHS490 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Required Upper Division Elective Courses (8 Semester Credits)

BHS433 - BHS433 Water Quality 4 Credits Description

BHS435 - Housing 4 Credits Description

BHS441 - Noise Control 4 Credits Description

Health Science Undergraduate Certificates TUI offers Undergraduate and Graduate Certificates as part of the Undergraduate or Graduate programs

respectively

Students may apply to a specific program where the certificate is usually a special trackconcentration

within the program Students categorically -- can only enroll in degree programs even though they may

receive documentation of having passed certain benchmarks A certificate is a benchmark reached

after completion of 4 (or more courses) within a specific program such as BSHS ndash Emergency and

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28

Disaster Management The benefit is that a student who completes a cluster of courses reaching the

benchmark may receive the certificate and continue with hisher degree program

The BS in Health Science program offers three (3) undergraduate certificates The certificate courses

may be taken as part of the program or taken as an extension of the program Students in the BS in

Health Sciences interested in one of the following Certificates - Nutrition Emergency and Disaster

Management or Family Health - must successfully complete all the required courses for the bachelors

degree and all four certificate courses Upon completion students will be eligible for a Certificate in the

respective program in addition to the BS in Health Sciences degree A total of 128 credits are required

for the BS in Health Sciences with Certificate in Nutrition Emergency and Disaster Management or

Family Health

All students seeking an Undergraduate Certificate must be admitted to TUI as a regularly admitted

undergraduate student

Academic Requirements

To be awarded the undergraduate certificate the student must earn a minimum ldquoCrdquo (20) in the courses that constitute the certificate with an overall program GPA of ldquoCrdquo (20) or better Programs may require higher academic requirements for their specific certificates

Certificate in Nutrition

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Nutrition provides a theoretical and philosophical

foundation in principles of human nutrition including nutrition through the life cycle and nutrition and

disease

Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits)

BHE411 - Human Nutrition 4 Credits Description

BHE413 - Nutrition and Disease 4 Credits Description

BHE417 - Nutrition throughout the Life Cycle 4 Credits Description

BHE419 - Sports Nutrition and Weight Control 4 Credits Description

Certificate in Family Health

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Family Health provides a theoretical and

philosophical foundation in principles of health promotion planning implementation and

assessment of health education related to the family

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Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits)

BHE433 - Maternal-Neonatal Health 4 Credits Description

BHE435 - Infant and Children at Risk 4 Credits Description

BHE415 - Community and Domestic Violence 4 Credits Description

BHE439 - Issues in Family Planning 4 Credits Description

Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Emergency and Disaster Management provides

a theoretical and philosophical foundation in principles of risk assessment and planning related to

terrorism and other emergencies and disasters

Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits Choose Four (4) Courses from the Following)

BHS411 - Issues in Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS412 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS417 - Emergency Planning and Operation 4 Credits Description

BHS419 - Risk Assessment 4 Credits Description

Health Science Undergraduate Graduation Requirements

Requirement for Graduation

To qualify for graduation with a BS in Health Sciences a student must have successfully fulfilled the

following requirements

Complete each of the required core courses with a C (20) or better

Maintain an overall GPA of 20 (C) or better for all coursework toward the degree

Master of Science in Health Sciences The TUI College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a variety of

concentrationsspecialties The goal of the program is to provide students with the knowledge and skills

needed for effective managerial and leadership careers in various health fields Students will learn to

discern among implement and evaluate new developments and advances in fields of health practice

including health education health care management public health emergency and disaster

management as well as others Individuals will learn to balance the needs of health practice within

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various sociopolitical and economic environments The program is also designed to provide students

with the ability to critically evaluate research findings in applicable fields of practice Students will

develop knowledge and skills in ethical and legal decision making The program also promotes

educational opportunities for career advancement employment mobility and lifelong learning

opportunities

Program Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion of their respective program option graduates should be able to

1 Critically evaluate scientific literature in the field of health sciences

2 Apply quantitative reasoning skills to evaluate scientific data or other health information

3 Identify and apply appropriate models and theories to approach and address health andor

healthcare problems or issues

4 Develop effective written documents and presentations as professionally appropriate at the health

andor healthcare administrative level eg reports proposals PowerPoint presentations educational

materials etc

5 Evaluate multiple or competing perspectivesoptions and recommend an appropriate plan or course

of action for a health andor healthcare problem or issue

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

Pre-requisite courses may be required in the Health Sciences program based on concentration selected

International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may transfer up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos level

program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must meet

the same general content standards as the TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MS degree in Health Sciences students must successfully fulfill both of the following

requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

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MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management The TUI (TUI) College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a

specialty in Health Care Management

The goal of the program is to provide students with the knowledge and skills needed for effective

managerial and leadership careers in the health field The program promotes educational opportunities

for career advancement employment mobility and lifelong learning opportunities to health care

professionals

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to contemporary health

care management

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health care management

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the health care manager functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to health care management

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues faced by the

health care manager

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health care

manager

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health care manager

Degree Requirements

The MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management Specialization requires successful completion of

40 semester credits A final culminating project and an integrative paper are included

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

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32

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHM501 - Management and Organizational Behavior 4 Credits Description

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM507 - Quality Assurance in Hospital Healthcare Organizations 4 Credits Description

MHM509 - Quality Assurance in Managed Care 4 Credits Description

MHM511 - Quality Assurance in Long Term Care Nursing Homes 4 Credits Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems 4 Credits Description

MHM525 - Marketing in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHM535 - Hospital Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

NCM501 - Foundation of Conflict Management 4 Credits Description

NCM511 - Mediation and Arbitration 4 Credits Description

NCM512 - Negotiation Strategies 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciences - International Health TUI-College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a specialty in

International Health The goal is to provide quality education and training to individuals seeking a

graduate degree in international health specialty and to current practitioners or scientists seeking to

fulfill their academic aspirations by achieving and earning an advanced degree in the field of

international health perspective

In the twenty-first century we continue to witness great inequities in access to availability of basic

health care services around the globe Developing regions of the world continue to suffer from

significant public health problems Poverty ethnic tensions violence political instability urban decay

and natural and environmental hazards as well as poor population growth control continue to dominate

the scene in many countries

Graduates of the MS degree in Health Sciences with specialization in International Health will be able to

fill positions in governmental and private national and international organizations The program

emphasizes cross cultural awareness planning implementing and evaluating sustainable health care

development programs for communities and nations develop studentsrsquo skills and ability to assess needs

and develop priorities with limited resources

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33

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to international health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in international health

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact

international health

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to international health

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in

international health

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in international health

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an international health professional

Degree Requirements

The MS degree in Health Sciences -International Health Specialty requires successful completion of 40

semester credits a final culminating project and an integrative paper

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MIH502 - Introduction to Intrsquol Health 4 Credits Description

MIH508 - Health Policy in Developing Countries 4 Credits Description

MIH512 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

MIH514 - Cross Cultural Perspectives 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

MIH599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MIH523 - Disaster Humanitarian Emergencies 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MIH543 - Perspective on Abuse and Violence 4 Credits Description

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Total Credits for MS in Health Sciences- International Health specialization

MS Core Courses 20 Credits

MS Electives 16 Credits

Culminating Project 4 Credits

Total 40 Credits

To qualify for graduation with a MS in Health Sciences with a specialization in International Health a

student must have successfully fulfilled all of the following requirements

1 Completed each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

2 Maintained an overall GPA of ldquoB (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying

toward the degree

Health Care Management ndash Informatics Health Informatics Concentration focuses on the application of computer information systems to health

care and public health Informatics extends beyond simply using the computer as a tool for computation

into the process of knowledge acquisition storage retrieval representation and manipulation A major

focus of Informatics is the support of information systems for reasoning decision-making and learning

Health Informatics encompasses the fields of information science computer information systems and

educational technology in support of health care delivery education and management Health

Informatics is a body of knowledge and a set of techniques to organize and manage information in

support of research education and patient care

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to application of computer

information systems to health care and public health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health informatics

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact health

informatics

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to health informatics

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in health

informatics

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in health informatics

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills in health informatics

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Degree Requirements

The MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management Concentration in Health Informatics requires

successful completion of 40 semester credits A final culminating project and an integrative paper are

included

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHI500 - Introduction to Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI502 - Information Systems in the Delivery of Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHI504 - Systems Analysis for Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI506 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Systems Development in Health Informatics

4 Credits Description

MHI508 - Health Information Systems Security 4 Credits Description

To qualify for graduation with a MS in Health Sciences Health Care Management in Health Informatics

a student must have successfully fulfilled both of the following requirements

Completed each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

Maintained an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying

toward the degree

MS in Health Sciences ndash Public Health The Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Public Health is designed to provide

health care professionals and other qualified applicants with advanced knowledge and practical tools in

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public health and health care management Graduates of the program will be able to seek managerial

and leadership positions in the field of public health and health care administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to public health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings relevant to public health

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the public health professional functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to service in public health

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in public

health

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in public health

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a public health professional

Degree Requirements

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MPH502 - Introduction to Public Health 4 Credits Description

MPH504 - Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MIH512 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

MIH514 - Cross Cultural perspectives 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory Based Research 4 Credits Description

MPH599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy 4 Credits Description

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems 4 Credits Description

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MIH543 - Perspectives on Abuse and Violence 4 Credits Description

MHE510 - Occupational Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

MPH503 - Infertility and Public Health 4 Credits Description

MSin Health Sciences -- Emergency and Disaster Management The Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Emergency and Disaster Management

prepares students to provide leadership in major emergencies and disasters including terrorism This

specialization provides individuals planning to hold leadership position as emergency professionals in

government and industry with the skills to respond effectively when emergencies and disasters strike

and provide leadership in those situations Students will learn to analyze disaster threats write

emergency plans to meet state and federal guidelines understand problems facing response teams and

communicate knowledgeably with expert advisors in crisis

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues faced by the

emergency and disaster management professional

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an emergency and disaster management

professional

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology 4 Credits Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits Description

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MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster 4 Credits Description

MHE599 - Culminating Projects 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE510 - Occupation Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

MHE513 - Risk Assessment and Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE518 - Education in Emergency 4 Credits Description

MPH502 - Introduction to Public Health 4 Credits Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciencesndash Health Education The Master of Science in Health Sciences - Health Education specialization prepares professionals to

administer and develop health education programs to implement health education processes and

concepts to understand current health issues and to master skills and knowledge appropriate to

leadership positions in the field

Students should note that the MS in Health Sciences Health Education concentration is not a certificate

or credentialing program TUI cannot grant or certify any student for a credential as a teacher or

administrator As the requirements for credentialinglicensurecertification vary from state to state

students are urged to contact their state of residence or employment for information on specific

requirementscriteria

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to contemporary health

education

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health education

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the health educator functions

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4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to professional practice in health

education

5 Develop and implement plans for promoting health and facilitating voluntary changes in health

behaviors

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health educator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health educator

Degree Requirements

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD506 - Cultural and Cross-Cultural Perspectives in Health 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

MHD510 - Research in Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD599 - Capstone Integrative Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging and Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health and Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy and Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciences - Clinical Research Administration Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Clinical Research Administration a growing

field for health professionals who are interested in overseeing the administration and progress of clinical

trials in various health care facilities usually sponsored by a pharmaceutical company or biologics or

devices companies

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A Clinical Research Administrator is a health professional who manages the various aspects of the

clinical trial not only the health aspects but also the administrative aspects The Clinical Research

Administrator supervises the conduct of clinical trials at a clinical site Individuals who work in the area

of Clinical Research Administration come from very diverse areas such as Nursing Clinical Laboratory

Nutrition Respiratory Therapy Rehabilitation Sciences Physician Assistants IDC PMT Physical Therapy

Medicine to name a few

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to clinical research

administration

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in clinical research

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the clinical research administrator functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to professional practice in clinical

research administration

5 Develop and implement plans for supervising clinical research studies

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a clinical research

administrator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a clinical research administrator

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

CRA502 - Bioethics and Legal Perspectives 4 Credits Description

CRA548 - Research Methods for Health Professionals 4 Credits Description

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA554 - Human Trials 4 Credits Description

CRA599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

CRA500 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

CRA503 - Clinical Research Funding 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

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CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

CRA509 - Scientific Reporting 4 Credits Description

Joint Degree Program The College of Business Administration and the College of Health Sciences have joined forces to offer a

Dual MS-MBA program that result in conferral of a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree and

a Master of Science in Health Sciences with a concentration in Health Care Management (MSHS) degree

Admission Requirements

The student needs to apply specifically to the dual degree program when applying to the

university

The MSMBA degree requires total of 64 credit hours 32 credits from each program The

student may choose which program heshe completes first

Dual degree students must satisfy the curriculum and graduation requirements of both the MBA

and MSHS programs and follow their degree plan CAP599 the Integrated Capstone course

must be the last course taken after the required courses in both the MSHS ndash Concentration in

Health Care Management and the MBA program have been taken

Students withdrawing from the dual degree program before completing both degrees will only

receive credit toward graduation for such courses that qualify toward a single degree program

In this situation students will take the capstone course for the single degree program they wish

to complete (MHM599 for the MSHS or BUS599 for the MBA) The CAP599 integrated capstone

is only applicable for the Dual Degree

The MBA and MS degrees will be awarded upon successful completion of the requirements of

the entire dual degree program

Dual Degree Requirements

MBA ndash Masters in Business Administration (8 Courses 32 Credits)

ACC501 ndash Accounting for Decision Making 4 Credits Description

ETH501 ndash Business Ethics 4 Credits Description

FIN501 ndash Strategic Corporate Finance 4 Credits Description

ITM501 ndash Management Information Systems and Business Strategy 4 Credits Description

MGT501 ndash Management and Organizational Behavior 4 Credits Description

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MGT599 ndash Strategic Management 4 Credits Description

MKT501 ndash Strategic Marketing 4 Credits Description

OPM500 ndash Operation Management for Managers 4 Credits Description

MSHS ndash Concentration in Health Care Management (8 Courses 32 Credits)

MHM505 ndash Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 ndash Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM522 ndash Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM535 ndash Hospital Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH521 ndash Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MIH527 ndash Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MIH548 ndash Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

CAP599 ndash Integrative Capstone Course in Health Care Business Management

4 Credits Description

Graduate Certificates

Admission Standards

Possess a baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in health health science

or related field with a minimum GPA of 25 Submit transcripts of undergraduate and all prior

graduate work

Submit copies of any licenses and board certifications held

Academic Requirements

To be awarded the graduate certificate the student must earn a minimum ldquoB-rdquo (267) in the courses

that constitute the certificate with an overall program GPA of ldquoBrdquo (30) or better Programs may require

higher academic requirements for their specific certificates

Emergency and Disaster Management

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management is to provide the

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theoretical and philosophical foundations in principles of risk assessment emergency planning and

methodology related to terrorism and disaster relief

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHE507 - Bio- Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology 4 Credits Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits Choose one (1) course from the following)

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

MHE513 - Risk Assessment and Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE518 - Education in Emergency 4 Credits Description

Quality Assurance

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Quality Assurance is to provide administrators and practitioners

holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques used to achieve and

ensure quality health care delivery The focus will be on presenting the analytical tools and techniques

that will allow the health care administrator and professional to analyze assess and improve health

outcomes consumer satisfaction accountability and the processes within the organization that ensure

ongoing quality improvement The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit courses

designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in analyzing

developing and directing quality systems in the workplace

Required Course (16 Credits)

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM507 - Quality Assurance in Hospitals Healthcare Organizations 4 Credits Description

MHM509 - Quality Assurance in Managed Care 4 Credits Description

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MHM511 - Quality Assurance in Long Term Care Nursing Homes 4 Credits Description

Health Informatics

The graduate certificate in Health Informatics focuses on the application of computer information

systems to health care and public health and it is intended for students with a background in health

who wish to be prepared to apply current computer technology to the management of health care

services The certificate consists of the four following required courses

Required Courses (16 Credits)

Please select four (4) courses from the following

MHI500 - Introduction to Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI502 - Information Systems in the Delivery of Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHI504 - Systems Analysis for Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI506 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Systems Development in Health Informatics

4 Credits Description

MHI508 - Health Information Systems Security 4 Credits Description

Clinical Research Administration

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Clinical Research Administration is to provide administrators and

practitioners holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques to manage

the various aspects of clinical trial The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit

courses designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in the

administration of clinical research at a clinical site

Required Courses (16 Credits)

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

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Health Education The graduate certificate coursework in health education provides a theoretical and philosophical

foundation in principles of health promotion planning assessment and community health

education based on a synthesis of knowledge drawn from the physical biological social and

behavioral sciences Through the case study method students develop critical thinking skills in

community organization needs assessment and education strategies for individuals and groups

Students interested in the Certified Health Education Specialist exam who do not possess a

baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in the Health Sciences or Health

Professions concentrating in Health Education Community Health Education Public Health Education

School Health Education etc may be required to earn additional units in order to qualify for the National

Certification Exam Students are urged to contact NCHEC regarding eligibility and requirements for the

exam

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits)

Please choose one (1) course from the following

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging amp Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health amp Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy amp Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

Environmental Health Science The Certificate Program in Environmental Health Sciences is offered for those persons working in the

field of environmental health who need to develop their formal education in specific elements of the

field of environmental health Environmental Health consists of those organized activities undertaken to

protect and enhance the publicrsquos health through the recognition assessment and control of

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environmental hazards with focus on biological chemical and physical hazards The two major aspects in

an environmental health program are the prevention of disease and the protection and promotion of

human well being

The certificate consists of four of the following required courses (16 credits)

MHS523 - Principles of Environmental Health 4 Credits Description

MHS525 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

MHS527 - Water Quality 4 Credits Description

MHS529 - Housing 4 Credits Description

MHS531 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

MHS533 - Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

MHS535 - Noise Control 4 Credits Description

MHS537 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

Conflict Resolution Management

Conflict is an inevitable part of our professional and personal lives As conflict has an adverse effect on

organizational goal attainment there has been a growing need to understand the sources of conflict

and consequently manage it by applying the appropriate approach and strategy All organizations across

all fields and industries share a common resource ndash people ndash who interact and perform under various

and demanding conditions and all potentially conducive to inter-personal and intra-organizational

conflict The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Conflict Resolution Management is to provide those

professionals in business health or education to master the advanced concepts and techniques of

conflict resolution management Unilateral Bilateral and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) which

will enable them to understand overcome and move beyond conflict The certificate consists of a series

of three graduate-level credit courses designed to provide graduates with knowledge and skills and a

capstone course oriented towards addressing most common real-life situations

Required Courses (16 Credits)

NCM501 - Foundations of Conflict Resolutions 4 Credits Description

NCM511 - Mediation and Arbitration 4 Credits Description

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NCM512 - Negotiation Strategies 4 Credits Description

NCM599 - Capstone Course 4 Credits Description

Master of Science in Health Administration Propelled by broad trends such as demographic growth an ageing population medical innovation and

increased public awareness the field of Health Administration offers rewarding and challenging career

opportunities in the 21st century The Master of Science in Health Administration (MSHA) degree caters

to real world practical needs and focuses on implementing the knowledge and skills needed for effective

administrative leadership roles in organizations throughout the complex healthcare ecosystem This

degree provides graduates with a strong knowledge base in all aspects of Health Administration

including management delivery systems finance ethics regulation and human resources

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Identify and apply appropriate models and theories to approach and address administrative

healthcare problems or issues

2 Evaluate multiple or competing perspectives and options and recommend appropriate

administrative plans or courses of action for a healthcare problem or issue

3 Apply quantitative skills and methods to evaluate healthcare datainformation

4 Critically evaluate professional literature in the field of health administration

5 Develop effective written documents and presentations as professionally appropriate at the

healthcare administrative level eg executive reports business plans and presentations

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

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Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Healthcare Management concentration may be able to

transfer to the MS in Health Administration degree program however students may not complete

the MSHS with a concentration in Healthcare Management and seek a second degree in the MS in

Health Administration program Students are urged to contact their academic advisor with any

questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSHA degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSHA degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHA506 - Health Care Systems Organization

4 Credits Description

MHA507 - Health Care Delivery Systems

4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems

4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration

4 Credits Description

MHM525 - Marketing in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHA599 - MSHA Capstone Course 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 MHM502

MHM514 MHM522 MHM525 Plus 3 Electives

Description

Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance

4 Credits

Description

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MHM501 - Management and Organizational Behavior

4 Credits

Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care

4 Credits Description

NCM501 - Foundation of Conflict Management

4 Credits

Description

Master of Science in Emergency and Disaster Management Each year people across the world are confronted by disasters As can be witnessed by world events

the ability of a nation state or community to plan for and respond to emergencies and disasters is

essential in mitigating the potentially catastrophic consequences of natural and man-made disasters

The Master of Science in Emergency amp Disaster Management (MSEDM) is designed for both military and

civilian students with experience responding to national and global humanitarian crises terrorist-based

events and natural disasters This program provides graduates with the skills to succeed in emergency

and disaster professions in the military federal state and local government and industry

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Apply effective solutions and responses to problems of a physical and psychological nature

experienced in a disaster aftermath

3 Develop emergency plans that meet state and federal guideline and demonstrate effective

communication skills

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

6 Analyze and evaluate disaster threats to public health infrastructure to effectively integrate and

develop coordinated responses with various agencies in disaster mitigation

7 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

8 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

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International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Emergency and Disaster Management concentration may be

able to transfer to the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management degree program however

students may not complete the MSHS with a concentration in Emergency and Disaster Management

and seek a second degree in the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management program Students are

urged to contact their academic advisor with any questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSEDM degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSEDM degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management

4 Credits

Description

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology

4 Credits

Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits MHE503 or MHE509 Description

EDM504 - Public Health and the Aftermath of a Disaster

4 Credits

Description

EDM502 - Critical Infrastructure Vulnerability and Protection

4 Credits MHE503 MHE 509 MHE511

Description

EDM599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits All other 9 courses in the

program need to be taken prior Description

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Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster

4 Credits

Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment

4 Credits

Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

EDM501 - Domestic Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

EDM503 - Infectious Disease Mitigation Following Natural Disasters

4 Credits

Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy

4 Credits

Description

Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences The Doctor of Philosophy represents the highest level of achievement in any academic discipline TUI is

proud to offer a research degree resulting in a Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences

Students who earn this degree are qualified to enter academia or the top levels of health care

administration or health executive positions in government and the private sector These graduates will

have demonstrated excellence in their pursuit of academic study in their selected field As with any

quality PhD degree the work is challenging but the rewards are substantial

The purpose of the Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences program is to prepare professionals from

health and health related fields as leaders educators researchers and scholars Students select either

the educatorresearcher or practitioner concentration in International Health or Health Care

Administration All students in the program will develop advanced research skills directed toward the

creation of new knowledge demonstrated by a PhD Dissertation

Students will gain knowledge and skills that may be used to function at the entry level of university

professorial track teaching or at the highest levels of organizational management Students will gain an

extensive background and comprehension of various areas of health and will learn skills needed for

acquisition and application of advanced knowledge including current developments in their area of

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specialty Graduates will demonstrate effective scholarly writing and presentation as well as skills

needed to design perform compile and successfully defend a doctoral level dissertation The program

also provides students with the ability to make contributions by publishing in peer-reviewed journals

andor presenting research in professional conferences Students planning to enter an academic career

will learn skills for effective teaching in academic health profession programs

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health science

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications to specific areas of health sciences

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration

Admission Standards All applicants to the PhD Programs at TUI are required to possess the following

1 Have an earned Masters degree from an accredited college or university with at least 30

graduate level semester credits

2 Have a grade point average of 34 (on a 40 scale) on all work completed during the Masters

degree An official transcript of all prior academic work must be submitted

3 Possess analytical and critical thinking skills sufficient to deal with the doctoral program

demonstrated by a sample of research or academic publication Must submit a sample of

research oriented writing or publication

4 Possess writing and oral communication skills sufficient to conduct and deliver the results of

meaningful research Must submit an essay that includes current personal intellectual and

professional interests and why the student applies to the degree at TUI

5 Submit a current Curriculum Vita (Resume)

6 Possess information technology skills sufficient to effectively participate in the TUI PhD

pedagogical model

7 Possess Internet skills sufficient to effectively conduct research at a PhD level

8 Have successfully completed with a grade of B or better at least one course in Research

Methods or Statistics at the Masterrsquos or higher level If a student does not meet the research

requirement it can be met by successfully completing a Research Methods course from the TUI

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Masters program with a grade of B or better This course will be considered a prerequisite and

not included in the total number of PhD course units required by the students degree plan

9 International students must have minimum TOEFL of 55021379

You may apply only once to the TUI PhD program if denied no additional applications to the

same program will be accepted

Transfer Policies TUI accepts up to four semester credits of Doctoral level courses from accredited doctoral granting

institutions provided the transferred course meets the same general content standards as the TUI

course

Degree Requirements The PhD at TUI is a post Masterrsquos degree consisting of 44 semester credit hours of coursework which may be completed in six sessions with a load of 2 courses (8 credits) per session The program also consists of a research dissertation Based on the nature of independent research being conducted by each student the time needed to complete the dissertation will depend upon the individual student The PhD curriculum has the following components 1 Core Courses All students are required to take five (5) research methods courses and two (2) required theory courses in the field of health These courses provide the foundation for the elective courses which students may pursue in their specialized concentrations All courses are valued at four (4) semester credits The last course taken prior to the dissertation series is the required DHS699-Dissertation Proposal Seminar 2 Concentration Courses In addition to the required core courses there are four (4) concentration courses (electives) needed to complete the degree plan Students may select one concentration from an offering of three concentrations These courses are generally in the specific area of the research that the student will pursue All elective courses are valued at four (4) semester credits 3 Written and Oral Qualifying Students will be examined on their understanding of research methods and statistical concepts related to the research process 4 Dissertation Students demonstrate a synthesis of their doctoral study knowledge and scholarship with a significant quantitative research project that contributes to general principles of knowledge in the field(s) potentially impacted by the research Following the completion of the course work including the Dissertation Seminar (DHS 699) students will continue to work on the dissertation and register for subsequent sessions to DHS 700 701 702hellip The 700 series courses will appear in a separate section on the studentrsquos transcript dedicated to the dissertation

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Degree Requirements - Summary

Completion of 28 semester credit of core courses

Completion of 16 semester credit of elective courses

Successful completion of both oral and written Comprehensive exam

Successful completion of the Dissertation Seminar Prospectus (DHS699)

Successful defense of the dissertation proposal

Successful defense of the PhD dissertation and approval of the Dissertation Committee and

Program Director

Students in the doctoral degree programs must complete each doctoral course with a grade of B

(30) or better and maintain a cumulative GPA of 30 (B) or better for all courses applying toward the

degree

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

DHS600 - Research Methods in Health Sciences 4 Credits Description

DHS608 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics I 4 Credits Description

DHS612 - Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

DHS618 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics II 4 Credits Description

DHS620 - Linking Theory with Research 4 Credits Description

DHS652 - Research Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS699 - Dissertation Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS 700 through 711 ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

DHS 712 and above ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

Specialization Courses (16 Credits)

International Health EducatorResearcher

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of international health education and research

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in areas of international health education and research

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3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health education and research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health education and research

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

education and research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health education and research

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health education and research

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DHS621 - Curriculum in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

DHS623 - TeachingAdministration in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

International Health EducatorPractitioner

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge relevant to the international health practitioner

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their application

to the international health practitioner

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health

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DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH633 - Global Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

DIH635 - Geopolitical Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

Health Care Administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health care administration

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in health care administration

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of health

care administration

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

health care administration

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of health care

administration

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in health

care administration

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in health care administration

DHA619 - Current Issues in Health Administration Research 4 Credits Description

DHA621 - Health Care Law Regulation and Ethics 4 Credits Description

DHA623 - Advanced Leadership 4 Credits Description

DHA698 - Seminar in Strategic Planning for Health Organization 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

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Admission Standards (for Physician Assistant Radiologic Respiratory Therapy and Laboratory Technician Health Care Management and Health Sciences options)

Applicants must hold an associate degree (Associate of ArtsAssociate of Science) or a licensecertificate

in a health related field of practice If the applicant does not hold an associate degree (Associate of

ArtsAssociate of Science) meeting TUIrsquos General Education requirements but is currently licensed or

certified in a health related field a minimum of 60 lower division baccalaureateassociate semester

credits including 45 GE credits (as listed on page 4) are required through transfer credits from an

accredited institutioncollege or have to be completed at Trident University Only professional credits

for which the respective certificatelicense has been received will be considered for transfer credit

toward the professional credits category Up to 28 professional credits can count towards the degree

The total number of credits required for the degree is 124

NOTE

Other associates degrees including CCAF Associatersquos degrees may qualify after review and approval by the College

General Education Degree Requirements

A minimum of 45 semester credits as described on page 4

Physician Assistant Option

TUI offers a unique degree completion program for Physician Assistants The program is designed for

individuals who are certified physician assistants (PA) having graduated from an accredited PA

certificate or PA associates program

Note TUI-College of Health Sciences may have a specific articulation agreement with individual PA

Programs Please consult with your Program Director for specific details

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHE 314 Environmental Health amp Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 320 Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 312 Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

Radiologic Option

TUI offers a unique degree completion program for Radiologic Technologists The program is designed

for individuals who are certified Radiologic Technologists (RT) having graduated from an accredited RT

certificate or RT associates program

Note TUI-College of Health Sciences may have a specific articulation agreement with individual RT

Programs Please consult with your Program Director for specific details

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

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BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHE 314 Environmental Health amp Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 320 Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 312 Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

Respiratory Therapy Option

TUI offers a unique Respiratory Therapy Option in the professional degree completion concentration It

is designed for individuals who are in the field of Respiratory Therapy and have graduated with an

accredited Respiratory Therapy associates degree andor from a recognized Respiratory Therapy

Certificate Program with transferable academic credits

Note TUI-College of Health Sciences may have a specific articulation agreement with individual

Respiratory Therapy Programs Please consult with your Program Director for specific details

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHE 314 Environmental Health amp Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 320 Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 312 Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

Laboratory Technician Option

TUI offers a unique professional degree completion concentration for Laboratory Technicians It is

designed for individuals who are in the field of Laboratory Technology and have graduated with an

accredited Laboratory Technician associates degree or from a recognized Laboratory Technicians

certificate program with transferable upper division credits

Note TUI-College of Health Sciences may have a specific articulation agreement with individual

Laboratory Technician Programs Please consult with your Program Director for specific details

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHE 314 Environmental Health amp Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 320 Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 312 Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

Health Care Management

TUI offers a unique professional degree completion concentration in Health Care Management It is

designed for individuals who are licensed or certified in the field of Allied Health have either graduated

from an accredited AS degree program or have completed transferrable credits and who are

interested in a bachelorrsquos degree in health sciences with an emphasis in health care management

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHE314 - Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHM443- Legal Aspects of Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

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BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHS 365 Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS 455 Computers amp Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS328 Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

Health Sciences

TUI offers a general professional degree completion concentration in Health Sciences It is designed for

individuals who are licensed or certified in the field of Allied Health have graduated from an accredited

AS degree program or have completed transferrable credits and are interested in a bachelorrsquos degree

in health sciences

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHS 365 Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS 455 Computers amp Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS328 Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

IDCs - Independent Duty Corpsmen

Independent Duty Corpsmen play a significant role in providing health care for servicemen and women

and their families TUI has joined the few universities who provide opportunities to complete a BS

degree at the students location with no residency requirement The BS in Health Sciences-Health Care

Management will provide IDCs the opportunity to enhance their knowledge base to obtain advanced

educational credentials and to be eligible for promotion in the Navy TUI developed a specifically

tailored BS in Health Sciences-degree completion program for IDCs The program is built on the

strengths of the IDC program and provides a combination of opportunities to fulfill requirements for a

Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences (BSHS) - Health Care Management IDCrsquos who complete the

course work for the degree will be prepared to continue their education in any Masters program such

as a Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Public Health or a Master of Science in

Health Sciences with a specialization in Health Care Management

The Bachelors degree is a 124-credit program consisting of 44 credits of advanced standing (from IDC

C school) a minimum of 45 general education credits an additional 3 credits lower division free

electives as a program GE requirement and 32 upper division credits of TUI coursework

Admission Standards

This program is specifically designed for those military personnel who have completed the IDC program

At this time only military personnel are eligible for this degree program with the following

qualifications

Surface Force IDC - NEC 8425

Submarine Force IDC - NEC 8402

Deep Sea Diving IDC - NEC 8494

Fleet Marine Force Recon IDC - NEC 8403

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Special Operations IDC - NEC 8491

Program Requirements

General Education (at TUI or transfer) A minimum of 45 Credits

Additional Electives 3 Credits

Upper and Lower Transfer Credits from IDC ldquoCrdquo School 44 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses 20 Credits

Upper Division Elective Courses 12 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses (20 Semester Credits)

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Upper Division Elective Courses (12 Semester Credits from the Following List)

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS411 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

PMTs - Preventive Medicine Technicians

TUI offers a unique degree completion program for professional Preventative Medicine Technicians The

program is designed for individuals who play a significant role in the provision of health care for Navy

and Marine Corps personnel TUIs Bachelor in Health Sciences with Health Care Management

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concentration allows personnel who have completed the Navy School of Health Sciences PMT program

to continue their education in their own homes on their own schedules This online program

compliments the strengths of the Navy technician program by offering additional instruction in health

care management ethics policy delivery systems emergency and disaster response and computer and

information systems PMTs that complete this Bachelor in Health Sciences will be fully prepared to

continue their education in any Public Health or Health Sciences program

The Bachelors degree is a 124-credit program consisting of 44 credits of advanced standing from the

Navy School of Health Sciences PMT program a minimum of 45 lower division general education credits

an additional 3 credits of lower division free electives as a program GE requirement and 32 upper

division credits of TUI coursework

Admission Standards

This program is specifically designed for those military personnel who have completed the PMT

program At this time only graduates of the Navy School of Health Sciences in PMT are eligible for this

program

Program Requirements

General Education (at TUI or transfer) A minimum of 45 Credits

Additional Electives 3 Credits

Upper and Lower PMT Program Transfer 44 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses 20 Credits

Upper Division Elective Courses 12 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses (20 Semester Credits)

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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Required Upper Division Elective Courses (12 Semester Credits from the Following List)

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS411 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

PMTrsquos will also have the option of completing the following program degree completion

PMT ndashBSHS Emphasis in Environmental Sciences

Admission Standards

This program is specifically designed for those military personnel who have completed the PMT

program At this time only graduates of the Navy School of Health Sciences in PMT are eligible for this

program

General Education (at TUI or transfer) A minimum of 45 Credits

Additional Electives 15 Credits

Upper Division Core Courses Transfer from PMT 28 Credits

Upper Elective Course Transfer from PMT 4 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses 24 Credits

Upper Division Elective Courses 8 Credits

BSHS Environmental Sciences CORE courses that would transfer 28 credits

BHE310 - Health Promotion and Disease Prevention 4 Credits Description

BHE314 - Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHE400 - Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

BHS434 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

BHS436 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

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27

BHS438 - Hazardous Materials 4 Credits Description

BHS440 - EntomologyPest Control 4 Credits Description

BSHS Environmental Sciences Elective requirement that would transfer 4 credits

BHS439 - Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

TUI Courses 32 credits (must be taken at TUI)

Required Upper Division Core Courses (24 Semester Credits)

BHE418 - Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS432 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS442 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

BHS490 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Required Upper Division Elective Courses (8 Semester Credits)

BHS433 - BHS433 Water Quality 4 Credits Description

BHS435 - Housing 4 Credits Description

BHS441 - Noise Control 4 Credits Description

Health Science Undergraduate Certificates TUI offers Undergraduate and Graduate Certificates as part of the Undergraduate or Graduate programs

respectively

Students may apply to a specific program where the certificate is usually a special trackconcentration

within the program Students categorically -- can only enroll in degree programs even though they may

receive documentation of having passed certain benchmarks A certificate is a benchmark reached

after completion of 4 (or more courses) within a specific program such as BSHS ndash Emergency and

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28

Disaster Management The benefit is that a student who completes a cluster of courses reaching the

benchmark may receive the certificate and continue with hisher degree program

The BS in Health Science program offers three (3) undergraduate certificates The certificate courses

may be taken as part of the program or taken as an extension of the program Students in the BS in

Health Sciences interested in one of the following Certificates - Nutrition Emergency and Disaster

Management or Family Health - must successfully complete all the required courses for the bachelors

degree and all four certificate courses Upon completion students will be eligible for a Certificate in the

respective program in addition to the BS in Health Sciences degree A total of 128 credits are required

for the BS in Health Sciences with Certificate in Nutrition Emergency and Disaster Management or

Family Health

All students seeking an Undergraduate Certificate must be admitted to TUI as a regularly admitted

undergraduate student

Academic Requirements

To be awarded the undergraduate certificate the student must earn a minimum ldquoCrdquo (20) in the courses that constitute the certificate with an overall program GPA of ldquoCrdquo (20) or better Programs may require higher academic requirements for their specific certificates

Certificate in Nutrition

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Nutrition provides a theoretical and philosophical

foundation in principles of human nutrition including nutrition through the life cycle and nutrition and

disease

Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits)

BHE411 - Human Nutrition 4 Credits Description

BHE413 - Nutrition and Disease 4 Credits Description

BHE417 - Nutrition throughout the Life Cycle 4 Credits Description

BHE419 - Sports Nutrition and Weight Control 4 Credits Description

Certificate in Family Health

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Family Health provides a theoretical and

philosophical foundation in principles of health promotion planning implementation and

assessment of health education related to the family

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Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits)

BHE433 - Maternal-Neonatal Health 4 Credits Description

BHE435 - Infant and Children at Risk 4 Credits Description

BHE415 - Community and Domestic Violence 4 Credits Description

BHE439 - Issues in Family Planning 4 Credits Description

Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Emergency and Disaster Management provides

a theoretical and philosophical foundation in principles of risk assessment and planning related to

terrorism and other emergencies and disasters

Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits Choose Four (4) Courses from the Following)

BHS411 - Issues in Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS412 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS417 - Emergency Planning and Operation 4 Credits Description

BHS419 - Risk Assessment 4 Credits Description

Health Science Undergraduate Graduation Requirements

Requirement for Graduation

To qualify for graduation with a BS in Health Sciences a student must have successfully fulfilled the

following requirements

Complete each of the required core courses with a C (20) or better

Maintain an overall GPA of 20 (C) or better for all coursework toward the degree

Master of Science in Health Sciences The TUI College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a variety of

concentrationsspecialties The goal of the program is to provide students with the knowledge and skills

needed for effective managerial and leadership careers in various health fields Students will learn to

discern among implement and evaluate new developments and advances in fields of health practice

including health education health care management public health emergency and disaster

management as well as others Individuals will learn to balance the needs of health practice within

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various sociopolitical and economic environments The program is also designed to provide students

with the ability to critically evaluate research findings in applicable fields of practice Students will

develop knowledge and skills in ethical and legal decision making The program also promotes

educational opportunities for career advancement employment mobility and lifelong learning

opportunities

Program Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion of their respective program option graduates should be able to

1 Critically evaluate scientific literature in the field of health sciences

2 Apply quantitative reasoning skills to evaluate scientific data or other health information

3 Identify and apply appropriate models and theories to approach and address health andor

healthcare problems or issues

4 Develop effective written documents and presentations as professionally appropriate at the health

andor healthcare administrative level eg reports proposals PowerPoint presentations educational

materials etc

5 Evaluate multiple or competing perspectivesoptions and recommend an appropriate plan or course

of action for a health andor healthcare problem or issue

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

Pre-requisite courses may be required in the Health Sciences program based on concentration selected

International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may transfer up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos level

program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must meet

the same general content standards as the TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MS degree in Health Sciences students must successfully fulfill both of the following

requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

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MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management The TUI (TUI) College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a

specialty in Health Care Management

The goal of the program is to provide students with the knowledge and skills needed for effective

managerial and leadership careers in the health field The program promotes educational opportunities

for career advancement employment mobility and lifelong learning opportunities to health care

professionals

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to contemporary health

care management

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health care management

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the health care manager functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to health care management

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues faced by the

health care manager

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health care

manager

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health care manager

Degree Requirements

The MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management Specialization requires successful completion of

40 semester credits A final culminating project and an integrative paper are included

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

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32

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHM501 - Management and Organizational Behavior 4 Credits Description

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM507 - Quality Assurance in Hospital Healthcare Organizations 4 Credits Description

MHM509 - Quality Assurance in Managed Care 4 Credits Description

MHM511 - Quality Assurance in Long Term Care Nursing Homes 4 Credits Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems 4 Credits Description

MHM525 - Marketing in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHM535 - Hospital Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

NCM501 - Foundation of Conflict Management 4 Credits Description

NCM511 - Mediation and Arbitration 4 Credits Description

NCM512 - Negotiation Strategies 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciences - International Health TUI-College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a specialty in

International Health The goal is to provide quality education and training to individuals seeking a

graduate degree in international health specialty and to current practitioners or scientists seeking to

fulfill their academic aspirations by achieving and earning an advanced degree in the field of

international health perspective

In the twenty-first century we continue to witness great inequities in access to availability of basic

health care services around the globe Developing regions of the world continue to suffer from

significant public health problems Poverty ethnic tensions violence political instability urban decay

and natural and environmental hazards as well as poor population growth control continue to dominate

the scene in many countries

Graduates of the MS degree in Health Sciences with specialization in International Health will be able to

fill positions in governmental and private national and international organizations The program

emphasizes cross cultural awareness planning implementing and evaluating sustainable health care

development programs for communities and nations develop studentsrsquo skills and ability to assess needs

and develop priorities with limited resources

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Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to international health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in international health

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact

international health

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to international health

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in

international health

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in international health

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an international health professional

Degree Requirements

The MS degree in Health Sciences -International Health Specialty requires successful completion of 40

semester credits a final culminating project and an integrative paper

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MIH502 - Introduction to Intrsquol Health 4 Credits Description

MIH508 - Health Policy in Developing Countries 4 Credits Description

MIH512 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

MIH514 - Cross Cultural Perspectives 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

MIH599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MIH523 - Disaster Humanitarian Emergencies 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MIH543 - Perspective on Abuse and Violence 4 Credits Description

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Total Credits for MS in Health Sciences- International Health specialization

MS Core Courses 20 Credits

MS Electives 16 Credits

Culminating Project 4 Credits

Total 40 Credits

To qualify for graduation with a MS in Health Sciences with a specialization in International Health a

student must have successfully fulfilled all of the following requirements

1 Completed each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

2 Maintained an overall GPA of ldquoB (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying

toward the degree

Health Care Management ndash Informatics Health Informatics Concentration focuses on the application of computer information systems to health

care and public health Informatics extends beyond simply using the computer as a tool for computation

into the process of knowledge acquisition storage retrieval representation and manipulation A major

focus of Informatics is the support of information systems for reasoning decision-making and learning

Health Informatics encompasses the fields of information science computer information systems and

educational technology in support of health care delivery education and management Health

Informatics is a body of knowledge and a set of techniques to organize and manage information in

support of research education and patient care

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to application of computer

information systems to health care and public health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health informatics

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact health

informatics

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to health informatics

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in health

informatics

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in health informatics

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills in health informatics

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Degree Requirements

The MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management Concentration in Health Informatics requires

successful completion of 40 semester credits A final culminating project and an integrative paper are

included

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHI500 - Introduction to Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI502 - Information Systems in the Delivery of Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHI504 - Systems Analysis for Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI506 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Systems Development in Health Informatics

4 Credits Description

MHI508 - Health Information Systems Security 4 Credits Description

To qualify for graduation with a MS in Health Sciences Health Care Management in Health Informatics

a student must have successfully fulfilled both of the following requirements

Completed each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

Maintained an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying

toward the degree

MS in Health Sciences ndash Public Health The Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Public Health is designed to provide

health care professionals and other qualified applicants with advanced knowledge and practical tools in

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public health and health care management Graduates of the program will be able to seek managerial

and leadership positions in the field of public health and health care administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to public health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings relevant to public health

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the public health professional functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to service in public health

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in public

health

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in public health

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a public health professional

Degree Requirements

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MPH502 - Introduction to Public Health 4 Credits Description

MPH504 - Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MIH512 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

MIH514 - Cross Cultural perspectives 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory Based Research 4 Credits Description

MPH599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy 4 Credits Description

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems 4 Credits Description

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MIH543 - Perspectives on Abuse and Violence 4 Credits Description

MHE510 - Occupational Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

MPH503 - Infertility and Public Health 4 Credits Description

MSin Health Sciences -- Emergency and Disaster Management The Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Emergency and Disaster Management

prepares students to provide leadership in major emergencies and disasters including terrorism This

specialization provides individuals planning to hold leadership position as emergency professionals in

government and industry with the skills to respond effectively when emergencies and disasters strike

and provide leadership in those situations Students will learn to analyze disaster threats write

emergency plans to meet state and federal guidelines understand problems facing response teams and

communicate knowledgeably with expert advisors in crisis

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues faced by the

emergency and disaster management professional

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an emergency and disaster management

professional

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology 4 Credits Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits Description

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MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster 4 Credits Description

MHE599 - Culminating Projects 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE510 - Occupation Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

MHE513 - Risk Assessment and Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE518 - Education in Emergency 4 Credits Description

MPH502 - Introduction to Public Health 4 Credits Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciencesndash Health Education The Master of Science in Health Sciences - Health Education specialization prepares professionals to

administer and develop health education programs to implement health education processes and

concepts to understand current health issues and to master skills and knowledge appropriate to

leadership positions in the field

Students should note that the MS in Health Sciences Health Education concentration is not a certificate

or credentialing program TUI cannot grant or certify any student for a credential as a teacher or

administrator As the requirements for credentialinglicensurecertification vary from state to state

students are urged to contact their state of residence or employment for information on specific

requirementscriteria

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to contemporary health

education

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health education

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the health educator functions

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4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to professional practice in health

education

5 Develop and implement plans for promoting health and facilitating voluntary changes in health

behaviors

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health educator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health educator

Degree Requirements

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD506 - Cultural and Cross-Cultural Perspectives in Health 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

MHD510 - Research in Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD599 - Capstone Integrative Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging and Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health and Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy and Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciences - Clinical Research Administration Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Clinical Research Administration a growing

field for health professionals who are interested in overseeing the administration and progress of clinical

trials in various health care facilities usually sponsored by a pharmaceutical company or biologics or

devices companies

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A Clinical Research Administrator is a health professional who manages the various aspects of the

clinical trial not only the health aspects but also the administrative aspects The Clinical Research

Administrator supervises the conduct of clinical trials at a clinical site Individuals who work in the area

of Clinical Research Administration come from very diverse areas such as Nursing Clinical Laboratory

Nutrition Respiratory Therapy Rehabilitation Sciences Physician Assistants IDC PMT Physical Therapy

Medicine to name a few

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to clinical research

administration

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in clinical research

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the clinical research administrator functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to professional practice in clinical

research administration

5 Develop and implement plans for supervising clinical research studies

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a clinical research

administrator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a clinical research administrator

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

CRA502 - Bioethics and Legal Perspectives 4 Credits Description

CRA548 - Research Methods for Health Professionals 4 Credits Description

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA554 - Human Trials 4 Credits Description

CRA599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

CRA500 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

CRA503 - Clinical Research Funding 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

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CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

CRA509 - Scientific Reporting 4 Credits Description

Joint Degree Program The College of Business Administration and the College of Health Sciences have joined forces to offer a

Dual MS-MBA program that result in conferral of a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree and

a Master of Science in Health Sciences with a concentration in Health Care Management (MSHS) degree

Admission Requirements

The student needs to apply specifically to the dual degree program when applying to the

university

The MSMBA degree requires total of 64 credit hours 32 credits from each program The

student may choose which program heshe completes first

Dual degree students must satisfy the curriculum and graduation requirements of both the MBA

and MSHS programs and follow their degree plan CAP599 the Integrated Capstone course

must be the last course taken after the required courses in both the MSHS ndash Concentration in

Health Care Management and the MBA program have been taken

Students withdrawing from the dual degree program before completing both degrees will only

receive credit toward graduation for such courses that qualify toward a single degree program

In this situation students will take the capstone course for the single degree program they wish

to complete (MHM599 for the MSHS or BUS599 for the MBA) The CAP599 integrated capstone

is only applicable for the Dual Degree

The MBA and MS degrees will be awarded upon successful completion of the requirements of

the entire dual degree program

Dual Degree Requirements

MBA ndash Masters in Business Administration (8 Courses 32 Credits)

ACC501 ndash Accounting for Decision Making 4 Credits Description

ETH501 ndash Business Ethics 4 Credits Description

FIN501 ndash Strategic Corporate Finance 4 Credits Description

ITM501 ndash Management Information Systems and Business Strategy 4 Credits Description

MGT501 ndash Management and Organizational Behavior 4 Credits Description

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MGT599 ndash Strategic Management 4 Credits Description

MKT501 ndash Strategic Marketing 4 Credits Description

OPM500 ndash Operation Management for Managers 4 Credits Description

MSHS ndash Concentration in Health Care Management (8 Courses 32 Credits)

MHM505 ndash Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 ndash Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM522 ndash Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM535 ndash Hospital Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH521 ndash Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MIH527 ndash Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MIH548 ndash Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

CAP599 ndash Integrative Capstone Course in Health Care Business Management

4 Credits Description

Graduate Certificates

Admission Standards

Possess a baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in health health science

or related field with a minimum GPA of 25 Submit transcripts of undergraduate and all prior

graduate work

Submit copies of any licenses and board certifications held

Academic Requirements

To be awarded the graduate certificate the student must earn a minimum ldquoB-rdquo (267) in the courses

that constitute the certificate with an overall program GPA of ldquoBrdquo (30) or better Programs may require

higher academic requirements for their specific certificates

Emergency and Disaster Management

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management is to provide the

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theoretical and philosophical foundations in principles of risk assessment emergency planning and

methodology related to terrorism and disaster relief

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHE507 - Bio- Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology 4 Credits Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits Choose one (1) course from the following)

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

MHE513 - Risk Assessment and Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE518 - Education in Emergency 4 Credits Description

Quality Assurance

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Quality Assurance is to provide administrators and practitioners

holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques used to achieve and

ensure quality health care delivery The focus will be on presenting the analytical tools and techniques

that will allow the health care administrator and professional to analyze assess and improve health

outcomes consumer satisfaction accountability and the processes within the organization that ensure

ongoing quality improvement The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit courses

designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in analyzing

developing and directing quality systems in the workplace

Required Course (16 Credits)

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM507 - Quality Assurance in Hospitals Healthcare Organizations 4 Credits Description

MHM509 - Quality Assurance in Managed Care 4 Credits Description

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MHM511 - Quality Assurance in Long Term Care Nursing Homes 4 Credits Description

Health Informatics

The graduate certificate in Health Informatics focuses on the application of computer information

systems to health care and public health and it is intended for students with a background in health

who wish to be prepared to apply current computer technology to the management of health care

services The certificate consists of the four following required courses

Required Courses (16 Credits)

Please select four (4) courses from the following

MHI500 - Introduction to Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI502 - Information Systems in the Delivery of Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHI504 - Systems Analysis for Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI506 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Systems Development in Health Informatics

4 Credits Description

MHI508 - Health Information Systems Security 4 Credits Description

Clinical Research Administration

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Clinical Research Administration is to provide administrators and

practitioners holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques to manage

the various aspects of clinical trial The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit

courses designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in the

administration of clinical research at a clinical site

Required Courses (16 Credits)

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

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Health Education The graduate certificate coursework in health education provides a theoretical and philosophical

foundation in principles of health promotion planning assessment and community health

education based on a synthesis of knowledge drawn from the physical biological social and

behavioral sciences Through the case study method students develop critical thinking skills in

community organization needs assessment and education strategies for individuals and groups

Students interested in the Certified Health Education Specialist exam who do not possess a

baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in the Health Sciences or Health

Professions concentrating in Health Education Community Health Education Public Health Education

School Health Education etc may be required to earn additional units in order to qualify for the National

Certification Exam Students are urged to contact NCHEC regarding eligibility and requirements for the

exam

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits)

Please choose one (1) course from the following

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging amp Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health amp Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy amp Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

Environmental Health Science The Certificate Program in Environmental Health Sciences is offered for those persons working in the

field of environmental health who need to develop their formal education in specific elements of the

field of environmental health Environmental Health consists of those organized activities undertaken to

protect and enhance the publicrsquos health through the recognition assessment and control of

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environmental hazards with focus on biological chemical and physical hazards The two major aspects in

an environmental health program are the prevention of disease and the protection and promotion of

human well being

The certificate consists of four of the following required courses (16 credits)

MHS523 - Principles of Environmental Health 4 Credits Description

MHS525 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

MHS527 - Water Quality 4 Credits Description

MHS529 - Housing 4 Credits Description

MHS531 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

MHS533 - Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

MHS535 - Noise Control 4 Credits Description

MHS537 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

Conflict Resolution Management

Conflict is an inevitable part of our professional and personal lives As conflict has an adverse effect on

organizational goal attainment there has been a growing need to understand the sources of conflict

and consequently manage it by applying the appropriate approach and strategy All organizations across

all fields and industries share a common resource ndash people ndash who interact and perform under various

and demanding conditions and all potentially conducive to inter-personal and intra-organizational

conflict The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Conflict Resolution Management is to provide those

professionals in business health or education to master the advanced concepts and techniques of

conflict resolution management Unilateral Bilateral and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) which

will enable them to understand overcome and move beyond conflict The certificate consists of a series

of three graduate-level credit courses designed to provide graduates with knowledge and skills and a

capstone course oriented towards addressing most common real-life situations

Required Courses (16 Credits)

NCM501 - Foundations of Conflict Resolutions 4 Credits Description

NCM511 - Mediation and Arbitration 4 Credits Description

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NCM512 - Negotiation Strategies 4 Credits Description

NCM599 - Capstone Course 4 Credits Description

Master of Science in Health Administration Propelled by broad trends such as demographic growth an ageing population medical innovation and

increased public awareness the field of Health Administration offers rewarding and challenging career

opportunities in the 21st century The Master of Science in Health Administration (MSHA) degree caters

to real world practical needs and focuses on implementing the knowledge and skills needed for effective

administrative leadership roles in organizations throughout the complex healthcare ecosystem This

degree provides graduates with a strong knowledge base in all aspects of Health Administration

including management delivery systems finance ethics regulation and human resources

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Identify and apply appropriate models and theories to approach and address administrative

healthcare problems or issues

2 Evaluate multiple or competing perspectives and options and recommend appropriate

administrative plans or courses of action for a healthcare problem or issue

3 Apply quantitative skills and methods to evaluate healthcare datainformation

4 Critically evaluate professional literature in the field of health administration

5 Develop effective written documents and presentations as professionally appropriate at the

healthcare administrative level eg executive reports business plans and presentations

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

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Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Healthcare Management concentration may be able to

transfer to the MS in Health Administration degree program however students may not complete

the MSHS with a concentration in Healthcare Management and seek a second degree in the MS in

Health Administration program Students are urged to contact their academic advisor with any

questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSHA degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSHA degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHA506 - Health Care Systems Organization

4 Credits Description

MHA507 - Health Care Delivery Systems

4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems

4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration

4 Credits Description

MHM525 - Marketing in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHA599 - MSHA Capstone Course 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 MHM502

MHM514 MHM522 MHM525 Plus 3 Electives

Description

Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance

4 Credits

Description

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MHM501 - Management and Organizational Behavior

4 Credits

Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care

4 Credits Description

NCM501 - Foundation of Conflict Management

4 Credits

Description

Master of Science in Emergency and Disaster Management Each year people across the world are confronted by disasters As can be witnessed by world events

the ability of a nation state or community to plan for and respond to emergencies and disasters is

essential in mitigating the potentially catastrophic consequences of natural and man-made disasters

The Master of Science in Emergency amp Disaster Management (MSEDM) is designed for both military and

civilian students with experience responding to national and global humanitarian crises terrorist-based

events and natural disasters This program provides graduates with the skills to succeed in emergency

and disaster professions in the military federal state and local government and industry

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Apply effective solutions and responses to problems of a physical and psychological nature

experienced in a disaster aftermath

3 Develop emergency plans that meet state and federal guideline and demonstrate effective

communication skills

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

6 Analyze and evaluate disaster threats to public health infrastructure to effectively integrate and

develop coordinated responses with various agencies in disaster mitigation

7 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

8 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

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International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Emergency and Disaster Management concentration may be

able to transfer to the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management degree program however

students may not complete the MSHS with a concentration in Emergency and Disaster Management

and seek a second degree in the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management program Students are

urged to contact their academic advisor with any questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSEDM degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSEDM degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management

4 Credits

Description

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology

4 Credits

Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits MHE503 or MHE509 Description

EDM504 - Public Health and the Aftermath of a Disaster

4 Credits

Description

EDM502 - Critical Infrastructure Vulnerability and Protection

4 Credits MHE503 MHE 509 MHE511

Description

EDM599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits All other 9 courses in the

program need to be taken prior Description

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Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster

4 Credits

Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment

4 Credits

Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

EDM501 - Domestic Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

EDM503 - Infectious Disease Mitigation Following Natural Disasters

4 Credits

Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy

4 Credits

Description

Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences The Doctor of Philosophy represents the highest level of achievement in any academic discipline TUI is

proud to offer a research degree resulting in a Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences

Students who earn this degree are qualified to enter academia or the top levels of health care

administration or health executive positions in government and the private sector These graduates will

have demonstrated excellence in their pursuit of academic study in their selected field As with any

quality PhD degree the work is challenging but the rewards are substantial

The purpose of the Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences program is to prepare professionals from

health and health related fields as leaders educators researchers and scholars Students select either

the educatorresearcher or practitioner concentration in International Health or Health Care

Administration All students in the program will develop advanced research skills directed toward the

creation of new knowledge demonstrated by a PhD Dissertation

Students will gain knowledge and skills that may be used to function at the entry level of university

professorial track teaching or at the highest levels of organizational management Students will gain an

extensive background and comprehension of various areas of health and will learn skills needed for

acquisition and application of advanced knowledge including current developments in their area of

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specialty Graduates will demonstrate effective scholarly writing and presentation as well as skills

needed to design perform compile and successfully defend a doctoral level dissertation The program

also provides students with the ability to make contributions by publishing in peer-reviewed journals

andor presenting research in professional conferences Students planning to enter an academic career

will learn skills for effective teaching in academic health profession programs

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health science

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications to specific areas of health sciences

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration

Admission Standards All applicants to the PhD Programs at TUI are required to possess the following

1 Have an earned Masters degree from an accredited college or university with at least 30

graduate level semester credits

2 Have a grade point average of 34 (on a 40 scale) on all work completed during the Masters

degree An official transcript of all prior academic work must be submitted

3 Possess analytical and critical thinking skills sufficient to deal with the doctoral program

demonstrated by a sample of research or academic publication Must submit a sample of

research oriented writing or publication

4 Possess writing and oral communication skills sufficient to conduct and deliver the results of

meaningful research Must submit an essay that includes current personal intellectual and

professional interests and why the student applies to the degree at TUI

5 Submit a current Curriculum Vita (Resume)

6 Possess information technology skills sufficient to effectively participate in the TUI PhD

pedagogical model

7 Possess Internet skills sufficient to effectively conduct research at a PhD level

8 Have successfully completed with a grade of B or better at least one course in Research

Methods or Statistics at the Masterrsquos or higher level If a student does not meet the research

requirement it can be met by successfully completing a Research Methods course from the TUI

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Masters program with a grade of B or better This course will be considered a prerequisite and

not included in the total number of PhD course units required by the students degree plan

9 International students must have minimum TOEFL of 55021379

You may apply only once to the TUI PhD program if denied no additional applications to the

same program will be accepted

Transfer Policies TUI accepts up to four semester credits of Doctoral level courses from accredited doctoral granting

institutions provided the transferred course meets the same general content standards as the TUI

course

Degree Requirements The PhD at TUI is a post Masterrsquos degree consisting of 44 semester credit hours of coursework which may be completed in six sessions with a load of 2 courses (8 credits) per session The program also consists of a research dissertation Based on the nature of independent research being conducted by each student the time needed to complete the dissertation will depend upon the individual student The PhD curriculum has the following components 1 Core Courses All students are required to take five (5) research methods courses and two (2) required theory courses in the field of health These courses provide the foundation for the elective courses which students may pursue in their specialized concentrations All courses are valued at four (4) semester credits The last course taken prior to the dissertation series is the required DHS699-Dissertation Proposal Seminar 2 Concentration Courses In addition to the required core courses there are four (4) concentration courses (electives) needed to complete the degree plan Students may select one concentration from an offering of three concentrations These courses are generally in the specific area of the research that the student will pursue All elective courses are valued at four (4) semester credits 3 Written and Oral Qualifying Students will be examined on their understanding of research methods and statistical concepts related to the research process 4 Dissertation Students demonstrate a synthesis of their doctoral study knowledge and scholarship with a significant quantitative research project that contributes to general principles of knowledge in the field(s) potentially impacted by the research Following the completion of the course work including the Dissertation Seminar (DHS 699) students will continue to work on the dissertation and register for subsequent sessions to DHS 700 701 702hellip The 700 series courses will appear in a separate section on the studentrsquos transcript dedicated to the dissertation

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Degree Requirements - Summary

Completion of 28 semester credit of core courses

Completion of 16 semester credit of elective courses

Successful completion of both oral and written Comprehensive exam

Successful completion of the Dissertation Seminar Prospectus (DHS699)

Successful defense of the dissertation proposal

Successful defense of the PhD dissertation and approval of the Dissertation Committee and

Program Director

Students in the doctoral degree programs must complete each doctoral course with a grade of B

(30) or better and maintain a cumulative GPA of 30 (B) or better for all courses applying toward the

degree

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

DHS600 - Research Methods in Health Sciences 4 Credits Description

DHS608 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics I 4 Credits Description

DHS612 - Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

DHS618 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics II 4 Credits Description

DHS620 - Linking Theory with Research 4 Credits Description

DHS652 - Research Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS699 - Dissertation Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS 700 through 711 ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

DHS 712 and above ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

Specialization Courses (16 Credits)

International Health EducatorResearcher

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of international health education and research

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in areas of international health education and research

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3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health education and research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health education and research

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

education and research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health education and research

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health education and research

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DHS621 - Curriculum in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

DHS623 - TeachingAdministration in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

International Health EducatorPractitioner

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge relevant to the international health practitioner

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their application

to the international health practitioner

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health

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DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH633 - Global Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

DIH635 - Geopolitical Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

Health Care Administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health care administration

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in health care administration

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of health

care administration

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

health care administration

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of health care

administration

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in health

care administration

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in health care administration

DHA619 - Current Issues in Health Administration Research 4 Credits Description

DHA621 - Health Care Law Regulation and Ethics 4 Credits Description

DHA623 - Advanced Leadership 4 Credits Description

DHA698 - Seminar in Strategic Planning for Health Organization 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

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BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHE 314 Environmental Health amp Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 320 Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 312 Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

Radiologic Option

TUI offers a unique degree completion program for Radiologic Technologists The program is designed

for individuals who are certified Radiologic Technologists (RT) having graduated from an accredited RT

certificate or RT associates program

Note TUI-College of Health Sciences may have a specific articulation agreement with individual RT

Programs Please consult with your Program Director for specific details

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

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BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHE 314 Environmental Health amp Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 320 Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 312 Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

Respiratory Therapy Option

TUI offers a unique Respiratory Therapy Option in the professional degree completion concentration It

is designed for individuals who are in the field of Respiratory Therapy and have graduated with an

accredited Respiratory Therapy associates degree andor from a recognized Respiratory Therapy

Certificate Program with transferable academic credits

Note TUI-College of Health Sciences may have a specific articulation agreement with individual

Respiratory Therapy Programs Please consult with your Program Director for specific details

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHE 314 Environmental Health amp Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 320 Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 312 Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

Laboratory Technician Option

TUI offers a unique professional degree completion concentration for Laboratory Technicians It is

designed for individuals who are in the field of Laboratory Technology and have graduated with an

accredited Laboratory Technician associates degree or from a recognized Laboratory Technicians

certificate program with transferable upper division credits

Note TUI-College of Health Sciences may have a specific articulation agreement with individual

Laboratory Technician Programs Please consult with your Program Director for specific details

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHE 314 Environmental Health amp Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 320 Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 312 Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

Health Care Management

TUI offers a unique professional degree completion concentration in Health Care Management It is

designed for individuals who are licensed or certified in the field of Allied Health have either graduated

from an accredited AS degree program or have completed transferrable credits and who are

interested in a bachelorrsquos degree in health sciences with an emphasis in health care management

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHE314 - Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHM443- Legal Aspects of Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

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BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHS 365 Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS 455 Computers amp Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS328 Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

Health Sciences

TUI offers a general professional degree completion concentration in Health Sciences It is designed for

individuals who are licensed or certified in the field of Allied Health have graduated from an accredited

AS degree program or have completed transferrable credits and are interested in a bachelorrsquos degree

in health sciences

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHS 365 Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS 455 Computers amp Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS328 Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

IDCs - Independent Duty Corpsmen

Independent Duty Corpsmen play a significant role in providing health care for servicemen and women

and their families TUI has joined the few universities who provide opportunities to complete a BS

degree at the students location with no residency requirement The BS in Health Sciences-Health Care

Management will provide IDCs the opportunity to enhance their knowledge base to obtain advanced

educational credentials and to be eligible for promotion in the Navy TUI developed a specifically

tailored BS in Health Sciences-degree completion program for IDCs The program is built on the

strengths of the IDC program and provides a combination of opportunities to fulfill requirements for a

Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences (BSHS) - Health Care Management IDCrsquos who complete the

course work for the degree will be prepared to continue their education in any Masters program such

as a Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Public Health or a Master of Science in

Health Sciences with a specialization in Health Care Management

The Bachelors degree is a 124-credit program consisting of 44 credits of advanced standing (from IDC

C school) a minimum of 45 general education credits an additional 3 credits lower division free

electives as a program GE requirement and 32 upper division credits of TUI coursework

Admission Standards

This program is specifically designed for those military personnel who have completed the IDC program

At this time only military personnel are eligible for this degree program with the following

qualifications

Surface Force IDC - NEC 8425

Submarine Force IDC - NEC 8402

Deep Sea Diving IDC - NEC 8494

Fleet Marine Force Recon IDC - NEC 8403

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Special Operations IDC - NEC 8491

Program Requirements

General Education (at TUI or transfer) A minimum of 45 Credits

Additional Electives 3 Credits

Upper and Lower Transfer Credits from IDC ldquoCrdquo School 44 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses 20 Credits

Upper Division Elective Courses 12 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses (20 Semester Credits)

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Upper Division Elective Courses (12 Semester Credits from the Following List)

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS411 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

PMTs - Preventive Medicine Technicians

TUI offers a unique degree completion program for professional Preventative Medicine Technicians The

program is designed for individuals who play a significant role in the provision of health care for Navy

and Marine Corps personnel TUIs Bachelor in Health Sciences with Health Care Management

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concentration allows personnel who have completed the Navy School of Health Sciences PMT program

to continue their education in their own homes on their own schedules This online program

compliments the strengths of the Navy technician program by offering additional instruction in health

care management ethics policy delivery systems emergency and disaster response and computer and

information systems PMTs that complete this Bachelor in Health Sciences will be fully prepared to

continue their education in any Public Health or Health Sciences program

The Bachelors degree is a 124-credit program consisting of 44 credits of advanced standing from the

Navy School of Health Sciences PMT program a minimum of 45 lower division general education credits

an additional 3 credits of lower division free electives as a program GE requirement and 32 upper

division credits of TUI coursework

Admission Standards

This program is specifically designed for those military personnel who have completed the PMT

program At this time only graduates of the Navy School of Health Sciences in PMT are eligible for this

program

Program Requirements

General Education (at TUI or transfer) A minimum of 45 Credits

Additional Electives 3 Credits

Upper and Lower PMT Program Transfer 44 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses 20 Credits

Upper Division Elective Courses 12 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses (20 Semester Credits)

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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Required Upper Division Elective Courses (12 Semester Credits from the Following List)

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS411 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

PMTrsquos will also have the option of completing the following program degree completion

PMT ndashBSHS Emphasis in Environmental Sciences

Admission Standards

This program is specifically designed for those military personnel who have completed the PMT

program At this time only graduates of the Navy School of Health Sciences in PMT are eligible for this

program

General Education (at TUI or transfer) A minimum of 45 Credits

Additional Electives 15 Credits

Upper Division Core Courses Transfer from PMT 28 Credits

Upper Elective Course Transfer from PMT 4 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses 24 Credits

Upper Division Elective Courses 8 Credits

BSHS Environmental Sciences CORE courses that would transfer 28 credits

BHE310 - Health Promotion and Disease Prevention 4 Credits Description

BHE314 - Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHE400 - Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

BHS434 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

BHS436 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

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27

BHS438 - Hazardous Materials 4 Credits Description

BHS440 - EntomologyPest Control 4 Credits Description

BSHS Environmental Sciences Elective requirement that would transfer 4 credits

BHS439 - Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

TUI Courses 32 credits (must be taken at TUI)

Required Upper Division Core Courses (24 Semester Credits)

BHE418 - Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS432 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS442 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

BHS490 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Required Upper Division Elective Courses (8 Semester Credits)

BHS433 - BHS433 Water Quality 4 Credits Description

BHS435 - Housing 4 Credits Description

BHS441 - Noise Control 4 Credits Description

Health Science Undergraduate Certificates TUI offers Undergraduate and Graduate Certificates as part of the Undergraduate or Graduate programs

respectively

Students may apply to a specific program where the certificate is usually a special trackconcentration

within the program Students categorically -- can only enroll in degree programs even though they may

receive documentation of having passed certain benchmarks A certificate is a benchmark reached

after completion of 4 (or more courses) within a specific program such as BSHS ndash Emergency and

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28

Disaster Management The benefit is that a student who completes a cluster of courses reaching the

benchmark may receive the certificate and continue with hisher degree program

The BS in Health Science program offers three (3) undergraduate certificates The certificate courses

may be taken as part of the program or taken as an extension of the program Students in the BS in

Health Sciences interested in one of the following Certificates - Nutrition Emergency and Disaster

Management or Family Health - must successfully complete all the required courses for the bachelors

degree and all four certificate courses Upon completion students will be eligible for a Certificate in the

respective program in addition to the BS in Health Sciences degree A total of 128 credits are required

for the BS in Health Sciences with Certificate in Nutrition Emergency and Disaster Management or

Family Health

All students seeking an Undergraduate Certificate must be admitted to TUI as a regularly admitted

undergraduate student

Academic Requirements

To be awarded the undergraduate certificate the student must earn a minimum ldquoCrdquo (20) in the courses that constitute the certificate with an overall program GPA of ldquoCrdquo (20) or better Programs may require higher academic requirements for their specific certificates

Certificate in Nutrition

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Nutrition provides a theoretical and philosophical

foundation in principles of human nutrition including nutrition through the life cycle and nutrition and

disease

Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits)

BHE411 - Human Nutrition 4 Credits Description

BHE413 - Nutrition and Disease 4 Credits Description

BHE417 - Nutrition throughout the Life Cycle 4 Credits Description

BHE419 - Sports Nutrition and Weight Control 4 Credits Description

Certificate in Family Health

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Family Health provides a theoretical and

philosophical foundation in principles of health promotion planning implementation and

assessment of health education related to the family

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Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits)

BHE433 - Maternal-Neonatal Health 4 Credits Description

BHE435 - Infant and Children at Risk 4 Credits Description

BHE415 - Community and Domestic Violence 4 Credits Description

BHE439 - Issues in Family Planning 4 Credits Description

Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Emergency and Disaster Management provides

a theoretical and philosophical foundation in principles of risk assessment and planning related to

terrorism and other emergencies and disasters

Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits Choose Four (4) Courses from the Following)

BHS411 - Issues in Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS412 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS417 - Emergency Planning and Operation 4 Credits Description

BHS419 - Risk Assessment 4 Credits Description

Health Science Undergraduate Graduation Requirements

Requirement for Graduation

To qualify for graduation with a BS in Health Sciences a student must have successfully fulfilled the

following requirements

Complete each of the required core courses with a C (20) or better

Maintain an overall GPA of 20 (C) or better for all coursework toward the degree

Master of Science in Health Sciences The TUI College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a variety of

concentrationsspecialties The goal of the program is to provide students with the knowledge and skills

needed for effective managerial and leadership careers in various health fields Students will learn to

discern among implement and evaluate new developments and advances in fields of health practice

including health education health care management public health emergency and disaster

management as well as others Individuals will learn to balance the needs of health practice within

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various sociopolitical and economic environments The program is also designed to provide students

with the ability to critically evaluate research findings in applicable fields of practice Students will

develop knowledge and skills in ethical and legal decision making The program also promotes

educational opportunities for career advancement employment mobility and lifelong learning

opportunities

Program Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion of their respective program option graduates should be able to

1 Critically evaluate scientific literature in the field of health sciences

2 Apply quantitative reasoning skills to evaluate scientific data or other health information

3 Identify and apply appropriate models and theories to approach and address health andor

healthcare problems or issues

4 Develop effective written documents and presentations as professionally appropriate at the health

andor healthcare administrative level eg reports proposals PowerPoint presentations educational

materials etc

5 Evaluate multiple or competing perspectivesoptions and recommend an appropriate plan or course

of action for a health andor healthcare problem or issue

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

Pre-requisite courses may be required in the Health Sciences program based on concentration selected

International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may transfer up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos level

program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must meet

the same general content standards as the TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MS degree in Health Sciences students must successfully fulfill both of the following

requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

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MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management The TUI (TUI) College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a

specialty in Health Care Management

The goal of the program is to provide students with the knowledge and skills needed for effective

managerial and leadership careers in the health field The program promotes educational opportunities

for career advancement employment mobility and lifelong learning opportunities to health care

professionals

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to contemporary health

care management

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health care management

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the health care manager functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to health care management

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues faced by the

health care manager

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health care

manager

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health care manager

Degree Requirements

The MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management Specialization requires successful completion of

40 semester credits A final culminating project and an integrative paper are included

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

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32

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHM501 - Management and Organizational Behavior 4 Credits Description

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM507 - Quality Assurance in Hospital Healthcare Organizations 4 Credits Description

MHM509 - Quality Assurance in Managed Care 4 Credits Description

MHM511 - Quality Assurance in Long Term Care Nursing Homes 4 Credits Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems 4 Credits Description

MHM525 - Marketing in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHM535 - Hospital Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

NCM501 - Foundation of Conflict Management 4 Credits Description

NCM511 - Mediation and Arbitration 4 Credits Description

NCM512 - Negotiation Strategies 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciences - International Health TUI-College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a specialty in

International Health The goal is to provide quality education and training to individuals seeking a

graduate degree in international health specialty and to current practitioners or scientists seeking to

fulfill their academic aspirations by achieving and earning an advanced degree in the field of

international health perspective

In the twenty-first century we continue to witness great inequities in access to availability of basic

health care services around the globe Developing regions of the world continue to suffer from

significant public health problems Poverty ethnic tensions violence political instability urban decay

and natural and environmental hazards as well as poor population growth control continue to dominate

the scene in many countries

Graduates of the MS degree in Health Sciences with specialization in International Health will be able to

fill positions in governmental and private national and international organizations The program

emphasizes cross cultural awareness planning implementing and evaluating sustainable health care

development programs for communities and nations develop studentsrsquo skills and ability to assess needs

and develop priorities with limited resources

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Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to international health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in international health

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact

international health

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to international health

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in

international health

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in international health

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an international health professional

Degree Requirements

The MS degree in Health Sciences -International Health Specialty requires successful completion of 40

semester credits a final culminating project and an integrative paper

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MIH502 - Introduction to Intrsquol Health 4 Credits Description

MIH508 - Health Policy in Developing Countries 4 Credits Description

MIH512 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

MIH514 - Cross Cultural Perspectives 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

MIH599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MIH523 - Disaster Humanitarian Emergencies 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MIH543 - Perspective on Abuse and Violence 4 Credits Description

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Total Credits for MS in Health Sciences- International Health specialization

MS Core Courses 20 Credits

MS Electives 16 Credits

Culminating Project 4 Credits

Total 40 Credits

To qualify for graduation with a MS in Health Sciences with a specialization in International Health a

student must have successfully fulfilled all of the following requirements

1 Completed each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

2 Maintained an overall GPA of ldquoB (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying

toward the degree

Health Care Management ndash Informatics Health Informatics Concentration focuses on the application of computer information systems to health

care and public health Informatics extends beyond simply using the computer as a tool for computation

into the process of knowledge acquisition storage retrieval representation and manipulation A major

focus of Informatics is the support of information systems for reasoning decision-making and learning

Health Informatics encompasses the fields of information science computer information systems and

educational technology in support of health care delivery education and management Health

Informatics is a body of knowledge and a set of techniques to organize and manage information in

support of research education and patient care

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to application of computer

information systems to health care and public health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health informatics

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact health

informatics

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to health informatics

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in health

informatics

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in health informatics

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills in health informatics

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Degree Requirements

The MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management Concentration in Health Informatics requires

successful completion of 40 semester credits A final culminating project and an integrative paper are

included

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHI500 - Introduction to Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI502 - Information Systems in the Delivery of Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHI504 - Systems Analysis for Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI506 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Systems Development in Health Informatics

4 Credits Description

MHI508 - Health Information Systems Security 4 Credits Description

To qualify for graduation with a MS in Health Sciences Health Care Management in Health Informatics

a student must have successfully fulfilled both of the following requirements

Completed each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

Maintained an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying

toward the degree

MS in Health Sciences ndash Public Health The Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Public Health is designed to provide

health care professionals and other qualified applicants with advanced knowledge and practical tools in

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public health and health care management Graduates of the program will be able to seek managerial

and leadership positions in the field of public health and health care administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to public health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings relevant to public health

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the public health professional functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to service in public health

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in public

health

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in public health

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a public health professional

Degree Requirements

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MPH502 - Introduction to Public Health 4 Credits Description

MPH504 - Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MIH512 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

MIH514 - Cross Cultural perspectives 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory Based Research 4 Credits Description

MPH599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy 4 Credits Description

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems 4 Credits Description

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MIH543 - Perspectives on Abuse and Violence 4 Credits Description

MHE510 - Occupational Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

MPH503 - Infertility and Public Health 4 Credits Description

MSin Health Sciences -- Emergency and Disaster Management The Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Emergency and Disaster Management

prepares students to provide leadership in major emergencies and disasters including terrorism This

specialization provides individuals planning to hold leadership position as emergency professionals in

government and industry with the skills to respond effectively when emergencies and disasters strike

and provide leadership in those situations Students will learn to analyze disaster threats write

emergency plans to meet state and federal guidelines understand problems facing response teams and

communicate knowledgeably with expert advisors in crisis

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues faced by the

emergency and disaster management professional

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an emergency and disaster management

professional

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology 4 Credits Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits Description

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MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster 4 Credits Description

MHE599 - Culminating Projects 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE510 - Occupation Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

MHE513 - Risk Assessment and Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE518 - Education in Emergency 4 Credits Description

MPH502 - Introduction to Public Health 4 Credits Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciencesndash Health Education The Master of Science in Health Sciences - Health Education specialization prepares professionals to

administer and develop health education programs to implement health education processes and

concepts to understand current health issues and to master skills and knowledge appropriate to

leadership positions in the field

Students should note that the MS in Health Sciences Health Education concentration is not a certificate

or credentialing program TUI cannot grant or certify any student for a credential as a teacher or

administrator As the requirements for credentialinglicensurecertification vary from state to state

students are urged to contact their state of residence or employment for information on specific

requirementscriteria

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to contemporary health

education

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health education

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the health educator functions

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4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to professional practice in health

education

5 Develop and implement plans for promoting health and facilitating voluntary changes in health

behaviors

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health educator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health educator

Degree Requirements

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD506 - Cultural and Cross-Cultural Perspectives in Health 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

MHD510 - Research in Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD599 - Capstone Integrative Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging and Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health and Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy and Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciences - Clinical Research Administration Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Clinical Research Administration a growing

field for health professionals who are interested in overseeing the administration and progress of clinical

trials in various health care facilities usually sponsored by a pharmaceutical company or biologics or

devices companies

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A Clinical Research Administrator is a health professional who manages the various aspects of the

clinical trial not only the health aspects but also the administrative aspects The Clinical Research

Administrator supervises the conduct of clinical trials at a clinical site Individuals who work in the area

of Clinical Research Administration come from very diverse areas such as Nursing Clinical Laboratory

Nutrition Respiratory Therapy Rehabilitation Sciences Physician Assistants IDC PMT Physical Therapy

Medicine to name a few

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to clinical research

administration

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in clinical research

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the clinical research administrator functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to professional practice in clinical

research administration

5 Develop and implement plans for supervising clinical research studies

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a clinical research

administrator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a clinical research administrator

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

CRA502 - Bioethics and Legal Perspectives 4 Credits Description

CRA548 - Research Methods for Health Professionals 4 Credits Description

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA554 - Human Trials 4 Credits Description

CRA599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

CRA500 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

CRA503 - Clinical Research Funding 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

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CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

CRA509 - Scientific Reporting 4 Credits Description

Joint Degree Program The College of Business Administration and the College of Health Sciences have joined forces to offer a

Dual MS-MBA program that result in conferral of a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree and

a Master of Science in Health Sciences with a concentration in Health Care Management (MSHS) degree

Admission Requirements

The student needs to apply specifically to the dual degree program when applying to the

university

The MSMBA degree requires total of 64 credit hours 32 credits from each program The

student may choose which program heshe completes first

Dual degree students must satisfy the curriculum and graduation requirements of both the MBA

and MSHS programs and follow their degree plan CAP599 the Integrated Capstone course

must be the last course taken after the required courses in both the MSHS ndash Concentration in

Health Care Management and the MBA program have been taken

Students withdrawing from the dual degree program before completing both degrees will only

receive credit toward graduation for such courses that qualify toward a single degree program

In this situation students will take the capstone course for the single degree program they wish

to complete (MHM599 for the MSHS or BUS599 for the MBA) The CAP599 integrated capstone

is only applicable for the Dual Degree

The MBA and MS degrees will be awarded upon successful completion of the requirements of

the entire dual degree program

Dual Degree Requirements

MBA ndash Masters in Business Administration (8 Courses 32 Credits)

ACC501 ndash Accounting for Decision Making 4 Credits Description

ETH501 ndash Business Ethics 4 Credits Description

FIN501 ndash Strategic Corporate Finance 4 Credits Description

ITM501 ndash Management Information Systems and Business Strategy 4 Credits Description

MGT501 ndash Management and Organizational Behavior 4 Credits Description

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MGT599 ndash Strategic Management 4 Credits Description

MKT501 ndash Strategic Marketing 4 Credits Description

OPM500 ndash Operation Management for Managers 4 Credits Description

MSHS ndash Concentration in Health Care Management (8 Courses 32 Credits)

MHM505 ndash Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 ndash Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM522 ndash Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM535 ndash Hospital Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH521 ndash Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MIH527 ndash Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MIH548 ndash Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

CAP599 ndash Integrative Capstone Course in Health Care Business Management

4 Credits Description

Graduate Certificates

Admission Standards

Possess a baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in health health science

or related field with a minimum GPA of 25 Submit transcripts of undergraduate and all prior

graduate work

Submit copies of any licenses and board certifications held

Academic Requirements

To be awarded the graduate certificate the student must earn a minimum ldquoB-rdquo (267) in the courses

that constitute the certificate with an overall program GPA of ldquoBrdquo (30) or better Programs may require

higher academic requirements for their specific certificates

Emergency and Disaster Management

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management is to provide the

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theoretical and philosophical foundations in principles of risk assessment emergency planning and

methodology related to terrorism and disaster relief

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHE507 - Bio- Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology 4 Credits Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits Choose one (1) course from the following)

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

MHE513 - Risk Assessment and Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE518 - Education in Emergency 4 Credits Description

Quality Assurance

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Quality Assurance is to provide administrators and practitioners

holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques used to achieve and

ensure quality health care delivery The focus will be on presenting the analytical tools and techniques

that will allow the health care administrator and professional to analyze assess and improve health

outcomes consumer satisfaction accountability and the processes within the organization that ensure

ongoing quality improvement The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit courses

designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in analyzing

developing and directing quality systems in the workplace

Required Course (16 Credits)

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM507 - Quality Assurance in Hospitals Healthcare Organizations 4 Credits Description

MHM509 - Quality Assurance in Managed Care 4 Credits Description

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MHM511 - Quality Assurance in Long Term Care Nursing Homes 4 Credits Description

Health Informatics

The graduate certificate in Health Informatics focuses on the application of computer information

systems to health care and public health and it is intended for students with a background in health

who wish to be prepared to apply current computer technology to the management of health care

services The certificate consists of the four following required courses

Required Courses (16 Credits)

Please select four (4) courses from the following

MHI500 - Introduction to Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI502 - Information Systems in the Delivery of Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHI504 - Systems Analysis for Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI506 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Systems Development in Health Informatics

4 Credits Description

MHI508 - Health Information Systems Security 4 Credits Description

Clinical Research Administration

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Clinical Research Administration is to provide administrators and

practitioners holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques to manage

the various aspects of clinical trial The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit

courses designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in the

administration of clinical research at a clinical site

Required Courses (16 Credits)

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

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Health Education The graduate certificate coursework in health education provides a theoretical and philosophical

foundation in principles of health promotion planning assessment and community health

education based on a synthesis of knowledge drawn from the physical biological social and

behavioral sciences Through the case study method students develop critical thinking skills in

community organization needs assessment and education strategies for individuals and groups

Students interested in the Certified Health Education Specialist exam who do not possess a

baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in the Health Sciences or Health

Professions concentrating in Health Education Community Health Education Public Health Education

School Health Education etc may be required to earn additional units in order to qualify for the National

Certification Exam Students are urged to contact NCHEC regarding eligibility and requirements for the

exam

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits)

Please choose one (1) course from the following

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging amp Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health amp Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy amp Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

Environmental Health Science The Certificate Program in Environmental Health Sciences is offered for those persons working in the

field of environmental health who need to develop their formal education in specific elements of the

field of environmental health Environmental Health consists of those organized activities undertaken to

protect and enhance the publicrsquos health through the recognition assessment and control of

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environmental hazards with focus on biological chemical and physical hazards The two major aspects in

an environmental health program are the prevention of disease and the protection and promotion of

human well being

The certificate consists of four of the following required courses (16 credits)

MHS523 - Principles of Environmental Health 4 Credits Description

MHS525 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

MHS527 - Water Quality 4 Credits Description

MHS529 - Housing 4 Credits Description

MHS531 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

MHS533 - Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

MHS535 - Noise Control 4 Credits Description

MHS537 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

Conflict Resolution Management

Conflict is an inevitable part of our professional and personal lives As conflict has an adverse effect on

organizational goal attainment there has been a growing need to understand the sources of conflict

and consequently manage it by applying the appropriate approach and strategy All organizations across

all fields and industries share a common resource ndash people ndash who interact and perform under various

and demanding conditions and all potentially conducive to inter-personal and intra-organizational

conflict The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Conflict Resolution Management is to provide those

professionals in business health or education to master the advanced concepts and techniques of

conflict resolution management Unilateral Bilateral and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) which

will enable them to understand overcome and move beyond conflict The certificate consists of a series

of three graduate-level credit courses designed to provide graduates with knowledge and skills and a

capstone course oriented towards addressing most common real-life situations

Required Courses (16 Credits)

NCM501 - Foundations of Conflict Resolutions 4 Credits Description

NCM511 - Mediation and Arbitration 4 Credits Description

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NCM512 - Negotiation Strategies 4 Credits Description

NCM599 - Capstone Course 4 Credits Description

Master of Science in Health Administration Propelled by broad trends such as demographic growth an ageing population medical innovation and

increased public awareness the field of Health Administration offers rewarding and challenging career

opportunities in the 21st century The Master of Science in Health Administration (MSHA) degree caters

to real world practical needs and focuses on implementing the knowledge and skills needed for effective

administrative leadership roles in organizations throughout the complex healthcare ecosystem This

degree provides graduates with a strong knowledge base in all aspects of Health Administration

including management delivery systems finance ethics regulation and human resources

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Identify and apply appropriate models and theories to approach and address administrative

healthcare problems or issues

2 Evaluate multiple or competing perspectives and options and recommend appropriate

administrative plans or courses of action for a healthcare problem or issue

3 Apply quantitative skills and methods to evaluate healthcare datainformation

4 Critically evaluate professional literature in the field of health administration

5 Develop effective written documents and presentations as professionally appropriate at the

healthcare administrative level eg executive reports business plans and presentations

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

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Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Healthcare Management concentration may be able to

transfer to the MS in Health Administration degree program however students may not complete

the MSHS with a concentration in Healthcare Management and seek a second degree in the MS in

Health Administration program Students are urged to contact their academic advisor with any

questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSHA degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSHA degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHA506 - Health Care Systems Organization

4 Credits Description

MHA507 - Health Care Delivery Systems

4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems

4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration

4 Credits Description

MHM525 - Marketing in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHA599 - MSHA Capstone Course 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 MHM502

MHM514 MHM522 MHM525 Plus 3 Electives

Description

Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance

4 Credits

Description

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MHM501 - Management and Organizational Behavior

4 Credits

Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care

4 Credits Description

NCM501 - Foundation of Conflict Management

4 Credits

Description

Master of Science in Emergency and Disaster Management Each year people across the world are confronted by disasters As can be witnessed by world events

the ability of a nation state or community to plan for and respond to emergencies and disasters is

essential in mitigating the potentially catastrophic consequences of natural and man-made disasters

The Master of Science in Emergency amp Disaster Management (MSEDM) is designed for both military and

civilian students with experience responding to national and global humanitarian crises terrorist-based

events and natural disasters This program provides graduates with the skills to succeed in emergency

and disaster professions in the military federal state and local government and industry

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Apply effective solutions and responses to problems of a physical and psychological nature

experienced in a disaster aftermath

3 Develop emergency plans that meet state and federal guideline and demonstrate effective

communication skills

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

6 Analyze and evaluate disaster threats to public health infrastructure to effectively integrate and

develop coordinated responses with various agencies in disaster mitigation

7 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

8 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

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International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Emergency and Disaster Management concentration may be

able to transfer to the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management degree program however

students may not complete the MSHS with a concentration in Emergency and Disaster Management

and seek a second degree in the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management program Students are

urged to contact their academic advisor with any questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSEDM degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSEDM degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management

4 Credits

Description

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology

4 Credits

Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits MHE503 or MHE509 Description

EDM504 - Public Health and the Aftermath of a Disaster

4 Credits

Description

EDM502 - Critical Infrastructure Vulnerability and Protection

4 Credits MHE503 MHE 509 MHE511

Description

EDM599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits All other 9 courses in the

program need to be taken prior Description

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Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster

4 Credits

Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment

4 Credits

Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

EDM501 - Domestic Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

EDM503 - Infectious Disease Mitigation Following Natural Disasters

4 Credits

Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy

4 Credits

Description

Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences The Doctor of Philosophy represents the highest level of achievement in any academic discipline TUI is

proud to offer a research degree resulting in a Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences

Students who earn this degree are qualified to enter academia or the top levels of health care

administration or health executive positions in government and the private sector These graduates will

have demonstrated excellence in their pursuit of academic study in their selected field As with any

quality PhD degree the work is challenging but the rewards are substantial

The purpose of the Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences program is to prepare professionals from

health and health related fields as leaders educators researchers and scholars Students select either

the educatorresearcher or practitioner concentration in International Health or Health Care

Administration All students in the program will develop advanced research skills directed toward the

creation of new knowledge demonstrated by a PhD Dissertation

Students will gain knowledge and skills that may be used to function at the entry level of university

professorial track teaching or at the highest levels of organizational management Students will gain an

extensive background and comprehension of various areas of health and will learn skills needed for

acquisition and application of advanced knowledge including current developments in their area of

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specialty Graduates will demonstrate effective scholarly writing and presentation as well as skills

needed to design perform compile and successfully defend a doctoral level dissertation The program

also provides students with the ability to make contributions by publishing in peer-reviewed journals

andor presenting research in professional conferences Students planning to enter an academic career

will learn skills for effective teaching in academic health profession programs

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health science

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications to specific areas of health sciences

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration

Admission Standards All applicants to the PhD Programs at TUI are required to possess the following

1 Have an earned Masters degree from an accredited college or university with at least 30

graduate level semester credits

2 Have a grade point average of 34 (on a 40 scale) on all work completed during the Masters

degree An official transcript of all prior academic work must be submitted

3 Possess analytical and critical thinking skills sufficient to deal with the doctoral program

demonstrated by a sample of research or academic publication Must submit a sample of

research oriented writing or publication

4 Possess writing and oral communication skills sufficient to conduct and deliver the results of

meaningful research Must submit an essay that includes current personal intellectual and

professional interests and why the student applies to the degree at TUI

5 Submit a current Curriculum Vita (Resume)

6 Possess information technology skills sufficient to effectively participate in the TUI PhD

pedagogical model

7 Possess Internet skills sufficient to effectively conduct research at a PhD level

8 Have successfully completed with a grade of B or better at least one course in Research

Methods or Statistics at the Masterrsquos or higher level If a student does not meet the research

requirement it can be met by successfully completing a Research Methods course from the TUI

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Masters program with a grade of B or better This course will be considered a prerequisite and

not included in the total number of PhD course units required by the students degree plan

9 International students must have minimum TOEFL of 55021379

You may apply only once to the TUI PhD program if denied no additional applications to the

same program will be accepted

Transfer Policies TUI accepts up to four semester credits of Doctoral level courses from accredited doctoral granting

institutions provided the transferred course meets the same general content standards as the TUI

course

Degree Requirements The PhD at TUI is a post Masterrsquos degree consisting of 44 semester credit hours of coursework which may be completed in six sessions with a load of 2 courses (8 credits) per session The program also consists of a research dissertation Based on the nature of independent research being conducted by each student the time needed to complete the dissertation will depend upon the individual student The PhD curriculum has the following components 1 Core Courses All students are required to take five (5) research methods courses and two (2) required theory courses in the field of health These courses provide the foundation for the elective courses which students may pursue in their specialized concentrations All courses are valued at four (4) semester credits The last course taken prior to the dissertation series is the required DHS699-Dissertation Proposal Seminar 2 Concentration Courses In addition to the required core courses there are four (4) concentration courses (electives) needed to complete the degree plan Students may select one concentration from an offering of three concentrations These courses are generally in the specific area of the research that the student will pursue All elective courses are valued at four (4) semester credits 3 Written and Oral Qualifying Students will be examined on their understanding of research methods and statistical concepts related to the research process 4 Dissertation Students demonstrate a synthesis of their doctoral study knowledge and scholarship with a significant quantitative research project that contributes to general principles of knowledge in the field(s) potentially impacted by the research Following the completion of the course work including the Dissertation Seminar (DHS 699) students will continue to work on the dissertation and register for subsequent sessions to DHS 700 701 702hellip The 700 series courses will appear in a separate section on the studentrsquos transcript dedicated to the dissertation

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Degree Requirements - Summary

Completion of 28 semester credit of core courses

Completion of 16 semester credit of elective courses

Successful completion of both oral and written Comprehensive exam

Successful completion of the Dissertation Seminar Prospectus (DHS699)

Successful defense of the dissertation proposal

Successful defense of the PhD dissertation and approval of the Dissertation Committee and

Program Director

Students in the doctoral degree programs must complete each doctoral course with a grade of B

(30) or better and maintain a cumulative GPA of 30 (B) or better for all courses applying toward the

degree

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

DHS600 - Research Methods in Health Sciences 4 Credits Description

DHS608 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics I 4 Credits Description

DHS612 - Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

DHS618 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics II 4 Credits Description

DHS620 - Linking Theory with Research 4 Credits Description

DHS652 - Research Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS699 - Dissertation Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS 700 through 711 ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

DHS 712 and above ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

Specialization Courses (16 Credits)

International Health EducatorResearcher

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of international health education and research

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in areas of international health education and research

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3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health education and research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health education and research

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

education and research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health education and research

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health education and research

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DHS621 - Curriculum in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

DHS623 - TeachingAdministration in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

International Health EducatorPractitioner

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge relevant to the international health practitioner

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their application

to the international health practitioner

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health

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DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH633 - Global Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

DIH635 - Geopolitical Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

Health Care Administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health care administration

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in health care administration

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of health

care administration

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

health care administration

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of health care

administration

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in health

care administration

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in health care administration

DHA619 - Current Issues in Health Administration Research 4 Credits Description

DHA621 - Health Care Law Regulation and Ethics 4 Credits Description

DHA623 - Advanced Leadership 4 Credits Description

DHA698 - Seminar in Strategic Planning for Health Organization 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

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BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHE 314 Environmental Health amp Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 320 Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 312 Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

Respiratory Therapy Option

TUI offers a unique Respiratory Therapy Option in the professional degree completion concentration It

is designed for individuals who are in the field of Respiratory Therapy and have graduated with an

accredited Respiratory Therapy associates degree andor from a recognized Respiratory Therapy

Certificate Program with transferable academic credits

Note TUI-College of Health Sciences may have a specific articulation agreement with individual

Respiratory Therapy Programs Please consult with your Program Director for specific details

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHE 314 Environmental Health amp Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 320 Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 312 Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

Laboratory Technician Option

TUI offers a unique professional degree completion concentration for Laboratory Technicians It is

designed for individuals who are in the field of Laboratory Technology and have graduated with an

accredited Laboratory Technician associates degree or from a recognized Laboratory Technicians

certificate program with transferable upper division credits

Note TUI-College of Health Sciences may have a specific articulation agreement with individual

Laboratory Technician Programs Please consult with your Program Director for specific details

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHE 314 Environmental Health amp Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 320 Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 312 Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

Health Care Management

TUI offers a unique professional degree completion concentration in Health Care Management It is

designed for individuals who are licensed or certified in the field of Allied Health have either graduated

from an accredited AS degree program or have completed transferrable credits and who are

interested in a bachelorrsquos degree in health sciences with an emphasis in health care management

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHE314 - Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHM443- Legal Aspects of Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

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BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHS 365 Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS 455 Computers amp Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS328 Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

Health Sciences

TUI offers a general professional degree completion concentration in Health Sciences It is designed for

individuals who are licensed or certified in the field of Allied Health have graduated from an accredited

AS degree program or have completed transferrable credits and are interested in a bachelorrsquos degree

in health sciences

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHS 365 Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS 455 Computers amp Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS328 Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

IDCs - Independent Duty Corpsmen

Independent Duty Corpsmen play a significant role in providing health care for servicemen and women

and their families TUI has joined the few universities who provide opportunities to complete a BS

degree at the students location with no residency requirement The BS in Health Sciences-Health Care

Management will provide IDCs the opportunity to enhance their knowledge base to obtain advanced

educational credentials and to be eligible for promotion in the Navy TUI developed a specifically

tailored BS in Health Sciences-degree completion program for IDCs The program is built on the

strengths of the IDC program and provides a combination of opportunities to fulfill requirements for a

Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences (BSHS) - Health Care Management IDCrsquos who complete the

course work for the degree will be prepared to continue their education in any Masters program such

as a Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Public Health or a Master of Science in

Health Sciences with a specialization in Health Care Management

The Bachelors degree is a 124-credit program consisting of 44 credits of advanced standing (from IDC

C school) a minimum of 45 general education credits an additional 3 credits lower division free

electives as a program GE requirement and 32 upper division credits of TUI coursework

Admission Standards

This program is specifically designed for those military personnel who have completed the IDC program

At this time only military personnel are eligible for this degree program with the following

qualifications

Surface Force IDC - NEC 8425

Submarine Force IDC - NEC 8402

Deep Sea Diving IDC - NEC 8494

Fleet Marine Force Recon IDC - NEC 8403

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Special Operations IDC - NEC 8491

Program Requirements

General Education (at TUI or transfer) A minimum of 45 Credits

Additional Electives 3 Credits

Upper and Lower Transfer Credits from IDC ldquoCrdquo School 44 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses 20 Credits

Upper Division Elective Courses 12 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses (20 Semester Credits)

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Upper Division Elective Courses (12 Semester Credits from the Following List)

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS411 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

PMTs - Preventive Medicine Technicians

TUI offers a unique degree completion program for professional Preventative Medicine Technicians The

program is designed for individuals who play a significant role in the provision of health care for Navy

and Marine Corps personnel TUIs Bachelor in Health Sciences with Health Care Management

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concentration allows personnel who have completed the Navy School of Health Sciences PMT program

to continue their education in their own homes on their own schedules This online program

compliments the strengths of the Navy technician program by offering additional instruction in health

care management ethics policy delivery systems emergency and disaster response and computer and

information systems PMTs that complete this Bachelor in Health Sciences will be fully prepared to

continue their education in any Public Health or Health Sciences program

The Bachelors degree is a 124-credit program consisting of 44 credits of advanced standing from the

Navy School of Health Sciences PMT program a minimum of 45 lower division general education credits

an additional 3 credits of lower division free electives as a program GE requirement and 32 upper

division credits of TUI coursework

Admission Standards

This program is specifically designed for those military personnel who have completed the PMT

program At this time only graduates of the Navy School of Health Sciences in PMT are eligible for this

program

Program Requirements

General Education (at TUI or transfer) A minimum of 45 Credits

Additional Electives 3 Credits

Upper and Lower PMT Program Transfer 44 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses 20 Credits

Upper Division Elective Courses 12 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses (20 Semester Credits)

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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Required Upper Division Elective Courses (12 Semester Credits from the Following List)

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS411 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

PMTrsquos will also have the option of completing the following program degree completion

PMT ndashBSHS Emphasis in Environmental Sciences

Admission Standards

This program is specifically designed for those military personnel who have completed the PMT

program At this time only graduates of the Navy School of Health Sciences in PMT are eligible for this

program

General Education (at TUI or transfer) A minimum of 45 Credits

Additional Electives 15 Credits

Upper Division Core Courses Transfer from PMT 28 Credits

Upper Elective Course Transfer from PMT 4 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses 24 Credits

Upper Division Elective Courses 8 Credits

BSHS Environmental Sciences CORE courses that would transfer 28 credits

BHE310 - Health Promotion and Disease Prevention 4 Credits Description

BHE314 - Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHE400 - Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

BHS434 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

BHS436 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

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27

BHS438 - Hazardous Materials 4 Credits Description

BHS440 - EntomologyPest Control 4 Credits Description

BSHS Environmental Sciences Elective requirement that would transfer 4 credits

BHS439 - Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

TUI Courses 32 credits (must be taken at TUI)

Required Upper Division Core Courses (24 Semester Credits)

BHE418 - Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS432 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS442 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

BHS490 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Required Upper Division Elective Courses (8 Semester Credits)

BHS433 - BHS433 Water Quality 4 Credits Description

BHS435 - Housing 4 Credits Description

BHS441 - Noise Control 4 Credits Description

Health Science Undergraduate Certificates TUI offers Undergraduate and Graduate Certificates as part of the Undergraduate or Graduate programs

respectively

Students may apply to a specific program where the certificate is usually a special trackconcentration

within the program Students categorically -- can only enroll in degree programs even though they may

receive documentation of having passed certain benchmarks A certificate is a benchmark reached

after completion of 4 (or more courses) within a specific program such as BSHS ndash Emergency and

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28

Disaster Management The benefit is that a student who completes a cluster of courses reaching the

benchmark may receive the certificate and continue with hisher degree program

The BS in Health Science program offers three (3) undergraduate certificates The certificate courses

may be taken as part of the program or taken as an extension of the program Students in the BS in

Health Sciences interested in one of the following Certificates - Nutrition Emergency and Disaster

Management or Family Health - must successfully complete all the required courses for the bachelors

degree and all four certificate courses Upon completion students will be eligible for a Certificate in the

respective program in addition to the BS in Health Sciences degree A total of 128 credits are required

for the BS in Health Sciences with Certificate in Nutrition Emergency and Disaster Management or

Family Health

All students seeking an Undergraduate Certificate must be admitted to TUI as a regularly admitted

undergraduate student

Academic Requirements

To be awarded the undergraduate certificate the student must earn a minimum ldquoCrdquo (20) in the courses that constitute the certificate with an overall program GPA of ldquoCrdquo (20) or better Programs may require higher academic requirements for their specific certificates

Certificate in Nutrition

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Nutrition provides a theoretical and philosophical

foundation in principles of human nutrition including nutrition through the life cycle and nutrition and

disease

Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits)

BHE411 - Human Nutrition 4 Credits Description

BHE413 - Nutrition and Disease 4 Credits Description

BHE417 - Nutrition throughout the Life Cycle 4 Credits Description

BHE419 - Sports Nutrition and Weight Control 4 Credits Description

Certificate in Family Health

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Family Health provides a theoretical and

philosophical foundation in principles of health promotion planning implementation and

assessment of health education related to the family

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Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits)

BHE433 - Maternal-Neonatal Health 4 Credits Description

BHE435 - Infant and Children at Risk 4 Credits Description

BHE415 - Community and Domestic Violence 4 Credits Description

BHE439 - Issues in Family Planning 4 Credits Description

Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Emergency and Disaster Management provides

a theoretical and philosophical foundation in principles of risk assessment and planning related to

terrorism and other emergencies and disasters

Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits Choose Four (4) Courses from the Following)

BHS411 - Issues in Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS412 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS417 - Emergency Planning and Operation 4 Credits Description

BHS419 - Risk Assessment 4 Credits Description

Health Science Undergraduate Graduation Requirements

Requirement for Graduation

To qualify for graduation with a BS in Health Sciences a student must have successfully fulfilled the

following requirements

Complete each of the required core courses with a C (20) or better

Maintain an overall GPA of 20 (C) or better for all coursework toward the degree

Master of Science in Health Sciences The TUI College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a variety of

concentrationsspecialties The goal of the program is to provide students with the knowledge and skills

needed for effective managerial and leadership careers in various health fields Students will learn to

discern among implement and evaluate new developments and advances in fields of health practice

including health education health care management public health emergency and disaster

management as well as others Individuals will learn to balance the needs of health practice within

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various sociopolitical and economic environments The program is also designed to provide students

with the ability to critically evaluate research findings in applicable fields of practice Students will

develop knowledge and skills in ethical and legal decision making The program also promotes

educational opportunities for career advancement employment mobility and lifelong learning

opportunities

Program Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion of their respective program option graduates should be able to

1 Critically evaluate scientific literature in the field of health sciences

2 Apply quantitative reasoning skills to evaluate scientific data or other health information

3 Identify and apply appropriate models and theories to approach and address health andor

healthcare problems or issues

4 Develop effective written documents and presentations as professionally appropriate at the health

andor healthcare administrative level eg reports proposals PowerPoint presentations educational

materials etc

5 Evaluate multiple or competing perspectivesoptions and recommend an appropriate plan or course

of action for a health andor healthcare problem or issue

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

Pre-requisite courses may be required in the Health Sciences program based on concentration selected

International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may transfer up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos level

program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must meet

the same general content standards as the TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MS degree in Health Sciences students must successfully fulfill both of the following

requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

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MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management The TUI (TUI) College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a

specialty in Health Care Management

The goal of the program is to provide students with the knowledge and skills needed for effective

managerial and leadership careers in the health field The program promotes educational opportunities

for career advancement employment mobility and lifelong learning opportunities to health care

professionals

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to contemporary health

care management

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health care management

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the health care manager functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to health care management

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues faced by the

health care manager

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health care

manager

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health care manager

Degree Requirements

The MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management Specialization requires successful completion of

40 semester credits A final culminating project and an integrative paper are included

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

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32

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHM501 - Management and Organizational Behavior 4 Credits Description

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM507 - Quality Assurance in Hospital Healthcare Organizations 4 Credits Description

MHM509 - Quality Assurance in Managed Care 4 Credits Description

MHM511 - Quality Assurance in Long Term Care Nursing Homes 4 Credits Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems 4 Credits Description

MHM525 - Marketing in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHM535 - Hospital Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

NCM501 - Foundation of Conflict Management 4 Credits Description

NCM511 - Mediation and Arbitration 4 Credits Description

NCM512 - Negotiation Strategies 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciences - International Health TUI-College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a specialty in

International Health The goal is to provide quality education and training to individuals seeking a

graduate degree in international health specialty and to current practitioners or scientists seeking to

fulfill their academic aspirations by achieving and earning an advanced degree in the field of

international health perspective

In the twenty-first century we continue to witness great inequities in access to availability of basic

health care services around the globe Developing regions of the world continue to suffer from

significant public health problems Poverty ethnic tensions violence political instability urban decay

and natural and environmental hazards as well as poor population growth control continue to dominate

the scene in many countries

Graduates of the MS degree in Health Sciences with specialization in International Health will be able to

fill positions in governmental and private national and international organizations The program

emphasizes cross cultural awareness planning implementing and evaluating sustainable health care

development programs for communities and nations develop studentsrsquo skills and ability to assess needs

and develop priorities with limited resources

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Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to international health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in international health

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact

international health

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to international health

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in

international health

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in international health

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an international health professional

Degree Requirements

The MS degree in Health Sciences -International Health Specialty requires successful completion of 40

semester credits a final culminating project and an integrative paper

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MIH502 - Introduction to Intrsquol Health 4 Credits Description

MIH508 - Health Policy in Developing Countries 4 Credits Description

MIH512 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

MIH514 - Cross Cultural Perspectives 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

MIH599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MIH523 - Disaster Humanitarian Emergencies 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MIH543 - Perspective on Abuse and Violence 4 Credits Description

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Total Credits for MS in Health Sciences- International Health specialization

MS Core Courses 20 Credits

MS Electives 16 Credits

Culminating Project 4 Credits

Total 40 Credits

To qualify for graduation with a MS in Health Sciences with a specialization in International Health a

student must have successfully fulfilled all of the following requirements

1 Completed each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

2 Maintained an overall GPA of ldquoB (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying

toward the degree

Health Care Management ndash Informatics Health Informatics Concentration focuses on the application of computer information systems to health

care and public health Informatics extends beyond simply using the computer as a tool for computation

into the process of knowledge acquisition storage retrieval representation and manipulation A major

focus of Informatics is the support of information systems for reasoning decision-making and learning

Health Informatics encompasses the fields of information science computer information systems and

educational technology in support of health care delivery education and management Health

Informatics is a body of knowledge and a set of techniques to organize and manage information in

support of research education and patient care

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to application of computer

information systems to health care and public health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health informatics

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact health

informatics

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to health informatics

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in health

informatics

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in health informatics

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills in health informatics

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Degree Requirements

The MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management Concentration in Health Informatics requires

successful completion of 40 semester credits A final culminating project and an integrative paper are

included

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHI500 - Introduction to Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI502 - Information Systems in the Delivery of Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHI504 - Systems Analysis for Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI506 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Systems Development in Health Informatics

4 Credits Description

MHI508 - Health Information Systems Security 4 Credits Description

To qualify for graduation with a MS in Health Sciences Health Care Management in Health Informatics

a student must have successfully fulfilled both of the following requirements

Completed each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

Maintained an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying

toward the degree

MS in Health Sciences ndash Public Health The Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Public Health is designed to provide

health care professionals and other qualified applicants with advanced knowledge and practical tools in

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36

public health and health care management Graduates of the program will be able to seek managerial

and leadership positions in the field of public health and health care administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to public health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings relevant to public health

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the public health professional functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to service in public health

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in public

health

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in public health

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a public health professional

Degree Requirements

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MPH502 - Introduction to Public Health 4 Credits Description

MPH504 - Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MIH512 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

MIH514 - Cross Cultural perspectives 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory Based Research 4 Credits Description

MPH599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy 4 Credits Description

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems 4 Credits Description

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MIH543 - Perspectives on Abuse and Violence 4 Credits Description

MHE510 - Occupational Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

MPH503 - Infertility and Public Health 4 Credits Description

MSin Health Sciences -- Emergency and Disaster Management The Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Emergency and Disaster Management

prepares students to provide leadership in major emergencies and disasters including terrorism This

specialization provides individuals planning to hold leadership position as emergency professionals in

government and industry with the skills to respond effectively when emergencies and disasters strike

and provide leadership in those situations Students will learn to analyze disaster threats write

emergency plans to meet state and federal guidelines understand problems facing response teams and

communicate knowledgeably with expert advisors in crisis

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues faced by the

emergency and disaster management professional

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an emergency and disaster management

professional

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology 4 Credits Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits Description

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MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster 4 Credits Description

MHE599 - Culminating Projects 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE510 - Occupation Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

MHE513 - Risk Assessment and Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE518 - Education in Emergency 4 Credits Description

MPH502 - Introduction to Public Health 4 Credits Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciencesndash Health Education The Master of Science in Health Sciences - Health Education specialization prepares professionals to

administer and develop health education programs to implement health education processes and

concepts to understand current health issues and to master skills and knowledge appropriate to

leadership positions in the field

Students should note that the MS in Health Sciences Health Education concentration is not a certificate

or credentialing program TUI cannot grant or certify any student for a credential as a teacher or

administrator As the requirements for credentialinglicensurecertification vary from state to state

students are urged to contact their state of residence or employment for information on specific

requirementscriteria

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to contemporary health

education

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health education

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the health educator functions

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4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to professional practice in health

education

5 Develop and implement plans for promoting health and facilitating voluntary changes in health

behaviors

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health educator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health educator

Degree Requirements

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD506 - Cultural and Cross-Cultural Perspectives in Health 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

MHD510 - Research in Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD599 - Capstone Integrative Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging and Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health and Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy and Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciences - Clinical Research Administration Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Clinical Research Administration a growing

field for health professionals who are interested in overseeing the administration and progress of clinical

trials in various health care facilities usually sponsored by a pharmaceutical company or biologics or

devices companies

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A Clinical Research Administrator is a health professional who manages the various aspects of the

clinical trial not only the health aspects but also the administrative aspects The Clinical Research

Administrator supervises the conduct of clinical trials at a clinical site Individuals who work in the area

of Clinical Research Administration come from very diverse areas such as Nursing Clinical Laboratory

Nutrition Respiratory Therapy Rehabilitation Sciences Physician Assistants IDC PMT Physical Therapy

Medicine to name a few

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to clinical research

administration

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in clinical research

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the clinical research administrator functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to professional practice in clinical

research administration

5 Develop and implement plans for supervising clinical research studies

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a clinical research

administrator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a clinical research administrator

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

CRA502 - Bioethics and Legal Perspectives 4 Credits Description

CRA548 - Research Methods for Health Professionals 4 Credits Description

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA554 - Human Trials 4 Credits Description

CRA599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

CRA500 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

CRA503 - Clinical Research Funding 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

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CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

CRA509 - Scientific Reporting 4 Credits Description

Joint Degree Program The College of Business Administration and the College of Health Sciences have joined forces to offer a

Dual MS-MBA program that result in conferral of a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree and

a Master of Science in Health Sciences with a concentration in Health Care Management (MSHS) degree

Admission Requirements

The student needs to apply specifically to the dual degree program when applying to the

university

The MSMBA degree requires total of 64 credit hours 32 credits from each program The

student may choose which program heshe completes first

Dual degree students must satisfy the curriculum and graduation requirements of both the MBA

and MSHS programs and follow their degree plan CAP599 the Integrated Capstone course

must be the last course taken after the required courses in both the MSHS ndash Concentration in

Health Care Management and the MBA program have been taken

Students withdrawing from the dual degree program before completing both degrees will only

receive credit toward graduation for such courses that qualify toward a single degree program

In this situation students will take the capstone course for the single degree program they wish

to complete (MHM599 for the MSHS or BUS599 for the MBA) The CAP599 integrated capstone

is only applicable for the Dual Degree

The MBA and MS degrees will be awarded upon successful completion of the requirements of

the entire dual degree program

Dual Degree Requirements

MBA ndash Masters in Business Administration (8 Courses 32 Credits)

ACC501 ndash Accounting for Decision Making 4 Credits Description

ETH501 ndash Business Ethics 4 Credits Description

FIN501 ndash Strategic Corporate Finance 4 Credits Description

ITM501 ndash Management Information Systems and Business Strategy 4 Credits Description

MGT501 ndash Management and Organizational Behavior 4 Credits Description

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MGT599 ndash Strategic Management 4 Credits Description

MKT501 ndash Strategic Marketing 4 Credits Description

OPM500 ndash Operation Management for Managers 4 Credits Description

MSHS ndash Concentration in Health Care Management (8 Courses 32 Credits)

MHM505 ndash Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 ndash Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM522 ndash Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM535 ndash Hospital Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH521 ndash Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MIH527 ndash Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MIH548 ndash Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

CAP599 ndash Integrative Capstone Course in Health Care Business Management

4 Credits Description

Graduate Certificates

Admission Standards

Possess a baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in health health science

or related field with a minimum GPA of 25 Submit transcripts of undergraduate and all prior

graduate work

Submit copies of any licenses and board certifications held

Academic Requirements

To be awarded the graduate certificate the student must earn a minimum ldquoB-rdquo (267) in the courses

that constitute the certificate with an overall program GPA of ldquoBrdquo (30) or better Programs may require

higher academic requirements for their specific certificates

Emergency and Disaster Management

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management is to provide the

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theoretical and philosophical foundations in principles of risk assessment emergency planning and

methodology related to terrorism and disaster relief

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHE507 - Bio- Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology 4 Credits Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits Choose one (1) course from the following)

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

MHE513 - Risk Assessment and Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE518 - Education in Emergency 4 Credits Description

Quality Assurance

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Quality Assurance is to provide administrators and practitioners

holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques used to achieve and

ensure quality health care delivery The focus will be on presenting the analytical tools and techniques

that will allow the health care administrator and professional to analyze assess and improve health

outcomes consumer satisfaction accountability and the processes within the organization that ensure

ongoing quality improvement The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit courses

designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in analyzing

developing and directing quality systems in the workplace

Required Course (16 Credits)

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM507 - Quality Assurance in Hospitals Healthcare Organizations 4 Credits Description

MHM509 - Quality Assurance in Managed Care 4 Credits Description

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MHM511 - Quality Assurance in Long Term Care Nursing Homes 4 Credits Description

Health Informatics

The graduate certificate in Health Informatics focuses on the application of computer information

systems to health care and public health and it is intended for students with a background in health

who wish to be prepared to apply current computer technology to the management of health care

services The certificate consists of the four following required courses

Required Courses (16 Credits)

Please select four (4) courses from the following

MHI500 - Introduction to Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI502 - Information Systems in the Delivery of Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHI504 - Systems Analysis for Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI506 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Systems Development in Health Informatics

4 Credits Description

MHI508 - Health Information Systems Security 4 Credits Description

Clinical Research Administration

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Clinical Research Administration is to provide administrators and

practitioners holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques to manage

the various aspects of clinical trial The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit

courses designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in the

administration of clinical research at a clinical site

Required Courses (16 Credits)

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

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Health Education The graduate certificate coursework in health education provides a theoretical and philosophical

foundation in principles of health promotion planning assessment and community health

education based on a synthesis of knowledge drawn from the physical biological social and

behavioral sciences Through the case study method students develop critical thinking skills in

community organization needs assessment and education strategies for individuals and groups

Students interested in the Certified Health Education Specialist exam who do not possess a

baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in the Health Sciences or Health

Professions concentrating in Health Education Community Health Education Public Health Education

School Health Education etc may be required to earn additional units in order to qualify for the National

Certification Exam Students are urged to contact NCHEC regarding eligibility and requirements for the

exam

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits)

Please choose one (1) course from the following

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging amp Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health amp Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy amp Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

Environmental Health Science The Certificate Program in Environmental Health Sciences is offered for those persons working in the

field of environmental health who need to develop their formal education in specific elements of the

field of environmental health Environmental Health consists of those organized activities undertaken to

protect and enhance the publicrsquos health through the recognition assessment and control of

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environmental hazards with focus on biological chemical and physical hazards The two major aspects in

an environmental health program are the prevention of disease and the protection and promotion of

human well being

The certificate consists of four of the following required courses (16 credits)

MHS523 - Principles of Environmental Health 4 Credits Description

MHS525 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

MHS527 - Water Quality 4 Credits Description

MHS529 - Housing 4 Credits Description

MHS531 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

MHS533 - Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

MHS535 - Noise Control 4 Credits Description

MHS537 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

Conflict Resolution Management

Conflict is an inevitable part of our professional and personal lives As conflict has an adverse effect on

organizational goal attainment there has been a growing need to understand the sources of conflict

and consequently manage it by applying the appropriate approach and strategy All organizations across

all fields and industries share a common resource ndash people ndash who interact and perform under various

and demanding conditions and all potentially conducive to inter-personal and intra-organizational

conflict The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Conflict Resolution Management is to provide those

professionals in business health or education to master the advanced concepts and techniques of

conflict resolution management Unilateral Bilateral and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) which

will enable them to understand overcome and move beyond conflict The certificate consists of a series

of three graduate-level credit courses designed to provide graduates with knowledge and skills and a

capstone course oriented towards addressing most common real-life situations

Required Courses (16 Credits)

NCM501 - Foundations of Conflict Resolutions 4 Credits Description

NCM511 - Mediation and Arbitration 4 Credits Description

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NCM512 - Negotiation Strategies 4 Credits Description

NCM599 - Capstone Course 4 Credits Description

Master of Science in Health Administration Propelled by broad trends such as demographic growth an ageing population medical innovation and

increased public awareness the field of Health Administration offers rewarding and challenging career

opportunities in the 21st century The Master of Science in Health Administration (MSHA) degree caters

to real world practical needs and focuses on implementing the knowledge and skills needed for effective

administrative leadership roles in organizations throughout the complex healthcare ecosystem This

degree provides graduates with a strong knowledge base in all aspects of Health Administration

including management delivery systems finance ethics regulation and human resources

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Identify and apply appropriate models and theories to approach and address administrative

healthcare problems or issues

2 Evaluate multiple or competing perspectives and options and recommend appropriate

administrative plans or courses of action for a healthcare problem or issue

3 Apply quantitative skills and methods to evaluate healthcare datainformation

4 Critically evaluate professional literature in the field of health administration

5 Develop effective written documents and presentations as professionally appropriate at the

healthcare administrative level eg executive reports business plans and presentations

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

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Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Healthcare Management concentration may be able to

transfer to the MS in Health Administration degree program however students may not complete

the MSHS with a concentration in Healthcare Management and seek a second degree in the MS in

Health Administration program Students are urged to contact their academic advisor with any

questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSHA degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSHA degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHA506 - Health Care Systems Organization

4 Credits Description

MHA507 - Health Care Delivery Systems

4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems

4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration

4 Credits Description

MHM525 - Marketing in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHA599 - MSHA Capstone Course 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 MHM502

MHM514 MHM522 MHM525 Plus 3 Electives

Description

Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance

4 Credits

Description

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MHM501 - Management and Organizational Behavior

4 Credits

Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care

4 Credits Description

NCM501 - Foundation of Conflict Management

4 Credits

Description

Master of Science in Emergency and Disaster Management Each year people across the world are confronted by disasters As can be witnessed by world events

the ability of a nation state or community to plan for and respond to emergencies and disasters is

essential in mitigating the potentially catastrophic consequences of natural and man-made disasters

The Master of Science in Emergency amp Disaster Management (MSEDM) is designed for both military and

civilian students with experience responding to national and global humanitarian crises terrorist-based

events and natural disasters This program provides graduates with the skills to succeed in emergency

and disaster professions in the military federal state and local government and industry

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Apply effective solutions and responses to problems of a physical and psychological nature

experienced in a disaster aftermath

3 Develop emergency plans that meet state and federal guideline and demonstrate effective

communication skills

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

6 Analyze and evaluate disaster threats to public health infrastructure to effectively integrate and

develop coordinated responses with various agencies in disaster mitigation

7 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

8 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

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International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Emergency and Disaster Management concentration may be

able to transfer to the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management degree program however

students may not complete the MSHS with a concentration in Emergency and Disaster Management

and seek a second degree in the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management program Students are

urged to contact their academic advisor with any questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSEDM degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSEDM degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management

4 Credits

Description

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology

4 Credits

Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits MHE503 or MHE509 Description

EDM504 - Public Health and the Aftermath of a Disaster

4 Credits

Description

EDM502 - Critical Infrastructure Vulnerability and Protection

4 Credits MHE503 MHE 509 MHE511

Description

EDM599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits All other 9 courses in the

program need to be taken prior Description

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Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster

4 Credits

Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment

4 Credits

Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

EDM501 - Domestic Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

EDM503 - Infectious Disease Mitigation Following Natural Disasters

4 Credits

Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy

4 Credits

Description

Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences The Doctor of Philosophy represents the highest level of achievement in any academic discipline TUI is

proud to offer a research degree resulting in a Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences

Students who earn this degree are qualified to enter academia or the top levels of health care

administration or health executive positions in government and the private sector These graduates will

have demonstrated excellence in their pursuit of academic study in their selected field As with any

quality PhD degree the work is challenging but the rewards are substantial

The purpose of the Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences program is to prepare professionals from

health and health related fields as leaders educators researchers and scholars Students select either

the educatorresearcher or practitioner concentration in International Health or Health Care

Administration All students in the program will develop advanced research skills directed toward the

creation of new knowledge demonstrated by a PhD Dissertation

Students will gain knowledge and skills that may be used to function at the entry level of university

professorial track teaching or at the highest levels of organizational management Students will gain an

extensive background and comprehension of various areas of health and will learn skills needed for

acquisition and application of advanced knowledge including current developments in their area of

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specialty Graduates will demonstrate effective scholarly writing and presentation as well as skills

needed to design perform compile and successfully defend a doctoral level dissertation The program

also provides students with the ability to make contributions by publishing in peer-reviewed journals

andor presenting research in professional conferences Students planning to enter an academic career

will learn skills for effective teaching in academic health profession programs

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health science

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications to specific areas of health sciences

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration

Admission Standards All applicants to the PhD Programs at TUI are required to possess the following

1 Have an earned Masters degree from an accredited college or university with at least 30

graduate level semester credits

2 Have a grade point average of 34 (on a 40 scale) on all work completed during the Masters

degree An official transcript of all prior academic work must be submitted

3 Possess analytical and critical thinking skills sufficient to deal with the doctoral program

demonstrated by a sample of research or academic publication Must submit a sample of

research oriented writing or publication

4 Possess writing and oral communication skills sufficient to conduct and deliver the results of

meaningful research Must submit an essay that includes current personal intellectual and

professional interests and why the student applies to the degree at TUI

5 Submit a current Curriculum Vita (Resume)

6 Possess information technology skills sufficient to effectively participate in the TUI PhD

pedagogical model

7 Possess Internet skills sufficient to effectively conduct research at a PhD level

8 Have successfully completed with a grade of B or better at least one course in Research

Methods or Statistics at the Masterrsquos or higher level If a student does not meet the research

requirement it can be met by successfully completing a Research Methods course from the TUI

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Masters program with a grade of B or better This course will be considered a prerequisite and

not included in the total number of PhD course units required by the students degree plan

9 International students must have minimum TOEFL of 55021379

You may apply only once to the TUI PhD program if denied no additional applications to the

same program will be accepted

Transfer Policies TUI accepts up to four semester credits of Doctoral level courses from accredited doctoral granting

institutions provided the transferred course meets the same general content standards as the TUI

course

Degree Requirements The PhD at TUI is a post Masterrsquos degree consisting of 44 semester credit hours of coursework which may be completed in six sessions with a load of 2 courses (8 credits) per session The program also consists of a research dissertation Based on the nature of independent research being conducted by each student the time needed to complete the dissertation will depend upon the individual student The PhD curriculum has the following components 1 Core Courses All students are required to take five (5) research methods courses and two (2) required theory courses in the field of health These courses provide the foundation for the elective courses which students may pursue in their specialized concentrations All courses are valued at four (4) semester credits The last course taken prior to the dissertation series is the required DHS699-Dissertation Proposal Seminar 2 Concentration Courses In addition to the required core courses there are four (4) concentration courses (electives) needed to complete the degree plan Students may select one concentration from an offering of three concentrations These courses are generally in the specific area of the research that the student will pursue All elective courses are valued at four (4) semester credits 3 Written and Oral Qualifying Students will be examined on their understanding of research methods and statistical concepts related to the research process 4 Dissertation Students demonstrate a synthesis of their doctoral study knowledge and scholarship with a significant quantitative research project that contributes to general principles of knowledge in the field(s) potentially impacted by the research Following the completion of the course work including the Dissertation Seminar (DHS 699) students will continue to work on the dissertation and register for subsequent sessions to DHS 700 701 702hellip The 700 series courses will appear in a separate section on the studentrsquos transcript dedicated to the dissertation

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Degree Requirements - Summary

Completion of 28 semester credit of core courses

Completion of 16 semester credit of elective courses

Successful completion of both oral and written Comprehensive exam

Successful completion of the Dissertation Seminar Prospectus (DHS699)

Successful defense of the dissertation proposal

Successful defense of the PhD dissertation and approval of the Dissertation Committee and

Program Director

Students in the doctoral degree programs must complete each doctoral course with a grade of B

(30) or better and maintain a cumulative GPA of 30 (B) or better for all courses applying toward the

degree

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

DHS600 - Research Methods in Health Sciences 4 Credits Description

DHS608 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics I 4 Credits Description

DHS612 - Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

DHS618 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics II 4 Credits Description

DHS620 - Linking Theory with Research 4 Credits Description

DHS652 - Research Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS699 - Dissertation Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS 700 through 711 ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

DHS 712 and above ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

Specialization Courses (16 Credits)

International Health EducatorResearcher

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of international health education and research

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in areas of international health education and research

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3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health education and research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health education and research

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

education and research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health education and research

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health education and research

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DHS621 - Curriculum in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

DHS623 - TeachingAdministration in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

International Health EducatorPractitioner

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge relevant to the international health practitioner

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their application

to the international health practitioner

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health

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DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH633 - Global Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

DIH635 - Geopolitical Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

Health Care Administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health care administration

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in health care administration

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of health

care administration

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

health care administration

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of health care

administration

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in health

care administration

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in health care administration

DHA619 - Current Issues in Health Administration Research 4 Credits Description

DHA621 - Health Care Law Regulation and Ethics 4 Credits Description

DHA623 - Advanced Leadership 4 Credits Description

DHA698 - Seminar in Strategic Planning for Health Organization 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

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BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHE 314 Environmental Health amp Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 320 Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 312 Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

Laboratory Technician Option

TUI offers a unique professional degree completion concentration for Laboratory Technicians It is

designed for individuals who are in the field of Laboratory Technology and have graduated with an

accredited Laboratory Technician associates degree or from a recognized Laboratory Technicians

certificate program with transferable upper division credits

Note TUI-College of Health Sciences may have a specific articulation agreement with individual

Laboratory Technician Programs Please consult with your Program Director for specific details

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHE 314 Environmental Health amp Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 320 Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 312 Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

Health Care Management

TUI offers a unique professional degree completion concentration in Health Care Management It is

designed for individuals who are licensed or certified in the field of Allied Health have either graduated

from an accredited AS degree program or have completed transferrable credits and who are

interested in a bachelorrsquos degree in health sciences with an emphasis in health care management

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHE314 - Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHM443- Legal Aspects of Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

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BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHS 365 Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS 455 Computers amp Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS328 Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

Health Sciences

TUI offers a general professional degree completion concentration in Health Sciences It is designed for

individuals who are licensed or certified in the field of Allied Health have graduated from an accredited

AS degree program or have completed transferrable credits and are interested in a bachelorrsquos degree

in health sciences

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHS 365 Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS 455 Computers amp Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS328 Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

IDCs - Independent Duty Corpsmen

Independent Duty Corpsmen play a significant role in providing health care for servicemen and women

and their families TUI has joined the few universities who provide opportunities to complete a BS

degree at the students location with no residency requirement The BS in Health Sciences-Health Care

Management will provide IDCs the opportunity to enhance their knowledge base to obtain advanced

educational credentials and to be eligible for promotion in the Navy TUI developed a specifically

tailored BS in Health Sciences-degree completion program for IDCs The program is built on the

strengths of the IDC program and provides a combination of opportunities to fulfill requirements for a

Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences (BSHS) - Health Care Management IDCrsquos who complete the

course work for the degree will be prepared to continue their education in any Masters program such

as a Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Public Health or a Master of Science in

Health Sciences with a specialization in Health Care Management

The Bachelors degree is a 124-credit program consisting of 44 credits of advanced standing (from IDC

C school) a minimum of 45 general education credits an additional 3 credits lower division free

electives as a program GE requirement and 32 upper division credits of TUI coursework

Admission Standards

This program is specifically designed for those military personnel who have completed the IDC program

At this time only military personnel are eligible for this degree program with the following

qualifications

Surface Force IDC - NEC 8425

Submarine Force IDC - NEC 8402

Deep Sea Diving IDC - NEC 8494

Fleet Marine Force Recon IDC - NEC 8403

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Special Operations IDC - NEC 8491

Program Requirements

General Education (at TUI or transfer) A minimum of 45 Credits

Additional Electives 3 Credits

Upper and Lower Transfer Credits from IDC ldquoCrdquo School 44 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses 20 Credits

Upper Division Elective Courses 12 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses (20 Semester Credits)

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Upper Division Elective Courses (12 Semester Credits from the Following List)

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS411 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

PMTs - Preventive Medicine Technicians

TUI offers a unique degree completion program for professional Preventative Medicine Technicians The

program is designed for individuals who play a significant role in the provision of health care for Navy

and Marine Corps personnel TUIs Bachelor in Health Sciences with Health Care Management

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concentration allows personnel who have completed the Navy School of Health Sciences PMT program

to continue their education in their own homes on their own schedules This online program

compliments the strengths of the Navy technician program by offering additional instruction in health

care management ethics policy delivery systems emergency and disaster response and computer and

information systems PMTs that complete this Bachelor in Health Sciences will be fully prepared to

continue their education in any Public Health or Health Sciences program

The Bachelors degree is a 124-credit program consisting of 44 credits of advanced standing from the

Navy School of Health Sciences PMT program a minimum of 45 lower division general education credits

an additional 3 credits of lower division free electives as a program GE requirement and 32 upper

division credits of TUI coursework

Admission Standards

This program is specifically designed for those military personnel who have completed the PMT

program At this time only graduates of the Navy School of Health Sciences in PMT are eligible for this

program

Program Requirements

General Education (at TUI or transfer) A minimum of 45 Credits

Additional Electives 3 Credits

Upper and Lower PMT Program Transfer 44 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses 20 Credits

Upper Division Elective Courses 12 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses (20 Semester Credits)

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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Required Upper Division Elective Courses (12 Semester Credits from the Following List)

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS411 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

PMTrsquos will also have the option of completing the following program degree completion

PMT ndashBSHS Emphasis in Environmental Sciences

Admission Standards

This program is specifically designed for those military personnel who have completed the PMT

program At this time only graduates of the Navy School of Health Sciences in PMT are eligible for this

program

General Education (at TUI or transfer) A minimum of 45 Credits

Additional Electives 15 Credits

Upper Division Core Courses Transfer from PMT 28 Credits

Upper Elective Course Transfer from PMT 4 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses 24 Credits

Upper Division Elective Courses 8 Credits

BSHS Environmental Sciences CORE courses that would transfer 28 credits

BHE310 - Health Promotion and Disease Prevention 4 Credits Description

BHE314 - Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHE400 - Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

BHS434 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

BHS436 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

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BHS438 - Hazardous Materials 4 Credits Description

BHS440 - EntomologyPest Control 4 Credits Description

BSHS Environmental Sciences Elective requirement that would transfer 4 credits

BHS439 - Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

TUI Courses 32 credits (must be taken at TUI)

Required Upper Division Core Courses (24 Semester Credits)

BHE418 - Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS432 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS442 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

BHS490 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Required Upper Division Elective Courses (8 Semester Credits)

BHS433 - BHS433 Water Quality 4 Credits Description

BHS435 - Housing 4 Credits Description

BHS441 - Noise Control 4 Credits Description

Health Science Undergraduate Certificates TUI offers Undergraduate and Graduate Certificates as part of the Undergraduate or Graduate programs

respectively

Students may apply to a specific program where the certificate is usually a special trackconcentration

within the program Students categorically -- can only enroll in degree programs even though they may

receive documentation of having passed certain benchmarks A certificate is a benchmark reached

after completion of 4 (or more courses) within a specific program such as BSHS ndash Emergency and

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Disaster Management The benefit is that a student who completes a cluster of courses reaching the

benchmark may receive the certificate and continue with hisher degree program

The BS in Health Science program offers three (3) undergraduate certificates The certificate courses

may be taken as part of the program or taken as an extension of the program Students in the BS in

Health Sciences interested in one of the following Certificates - Nutrition Emergency and Disaster

Management or Family Health - must successfully complete all the required courses for the bachelors

degree and all four certificate courses Upon completion students will be eligible for a Certificate in the

respective program in addition to the BS in Health Sciences degree A total of 128 credits are required

for the BS in Health Sciences with Certificate in Nutrition Emergency and Disaster Management or

Family Health

All students seeking an Undergraduate Certificate must be admitted to TUI as a regularly admitted

undergraduate student

Academic Requirements

To be awarded the undergraduate certificate the student must earn a minimum ldquoCrdquo (20) in the courses that constitute the certificate with an overall program GPA of ldquoCrdquo (20) or better Programs may require higher academic requirements for their specific certificates

Certificate in Nutrition

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Nutrition provides a theoretical and philosophical

foundation in principles of human nutrition including nutrition through the life cycle and nutrition and

disease

Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits)

BHE411 - Human Nutrition 4 Credits Description

BHE413 - Nutrition and Disease 4 Credits Description

BHE417 - Nutrition throughout the Life Cycle 4 Credits Description

BHE419 - Sports Nutrition and Weight Control 4 Credits Description

Certificate in Family Health

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Family Health provides a theoretical and

philosophical foundation in principles of health promotion planning implementation and

assessment of health education related to the family

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Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits)

BHE433 - Maternal-Neonatal Health 4 Credits Description

BHE435 - Infant and Children at Risk 4 Credits Description

BHE415 - Community and Domestic Violence 4 Credits Description

BHE439 - Issues in Family Planning 4 Credits Description

Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Emergency and Disaster Management provides

a theoretical and philosophical foundation in principles of risk assessment and planning related to

terrorism and other emergencies and disasters

Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits Choose Four (4) Courses from the Following)

BHS411 - Issues in Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS412 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS417 - Emergency Planning and Operation 4 Credits Description

BHS419 - Risk Assessment 4 Credits Description

Health Science Undergraduate Graduation Requirements

Requirement for Graduation

To qualify for graduation with a BS in Health Sciences a student must have successfully fulfilled the

following requirements

Complete each of the required core courses with a C (20) or better

Maintain an overall GPA of 20 (C) or better for all coursework toward the degree

Master of Science in Health Sciences The TUI College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a variety of

concentrationsspecialties The goal of the program is to provide students with the knowledge and skills

needed for effective managerial and leadership careers in various health fields Students will learn to

discern among implement and evaluate new developments and advances in fields of health practice

including health education health care management public health emergency and disaster

management as well as others Individuals will learn to balance the needs of health practice within

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various sociopolitical and economic environments The program is also designed to provide students

with the ability to critically evaluate research findings in applicable fields of practice Students will

develop knowledge and skills in ethical and legal decision making The program also promotes

educational opportunities for career advancement employment mobility and lifelong learning

opportunities

Program Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion of their respective program option graduates should be able to

1 Critically evaluate scientific literature in the field of health sciences

2 Apply quantitative reasoning skills to evaluate scientific data or other health information

3 Identify and apply appropriate models and theories to approach and address health andor

healthcare problems or issues

4 Develop effective written documents and presentations as professionally appropriate at the health

andor healthcare administrative level eg reports proposals PowerPoint presentations educational

materials etc

5 Evaluate multiple or competing perspectivesoptions and recommend an appropriate plan or course

of action for a health andor healthcare problem or issue

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

Pre-requisite courses may be required in the Health Sciences program based on concentration selected

International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may transfer up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos level

program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must meet

the same general content standards as the TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MS degree in Health Sciences students must successfully fulfill both of the following

requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

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MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management The TUI (TUI) College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a

specialty in Health Care Management

The goal of the program is to provide students with the knowledge and skills needed for effective

managerial and leadership careers in the health field The program promotes educational opportunities

for career advancement employment mobility and lifelong learning opportunities to health care

professionals

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to contemporary health

care management

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health care management

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the health care manager functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to health care management

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues faced by the

health care manager

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health care

manager

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health care manager

Degree Requirements

The MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management Specialization requires successful completion of

40 semester credits A final culminating project and an integrative paper are included

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

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Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHM501 - Management and Organizational Behavior 4 Credits Description

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM507 - Quality Assurance in Hospital Healthcare Organizations 4 Credits Description

MHM509 - Quality Assurance in Managed Care 4 Credits Description

MHM511 - Quality Assurance in Long Term Care Nursing Homes 4 Credits Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems 4 Credits Description

MHM525 - Marketing in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHM535 - Hospital Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

NCM501 - Foundation of Conflict Management 4 Credits Description

NCM511 - Mediation and Arbitration 4 Credits Description

NCM512 - Negotiation Strategies 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciences - International Health TUI-College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a specialty in

International Health The goal is to provide quality education and training to individuals seeking a

graduate degree in international health specialty and to current practitioners or scientists seeking to

fulfill their academic aspirations by achieving and earning an advanced degree in the field of

international health perspective

In the twenty-first century we continue to witness great inequities in access to availability of basic

health care services around the globe Developing regions of the world continue to suffer from

significant public health problems Poverty ethnic tensions violence political instability urban decay

and natural and environmental hazards as well as poor population growth control continue to dominate

the scene in many countries

Graduates of the MS degree in Health Sciences with specialization in International Health will be able to

fill positions in governmental and private national and international organizations The program

emphasizes cross cultural awareness planning implementing and evaluating sustainable health care

development programs for communities and nations develop studentsrsquo skills and ability to assess needs

and develop priorities with limited resources

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Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to international health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in international health

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact

international health

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to international health

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in

international health

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in international health

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an international health professional

Degree Requirements

The MS degree in Health Sciences -International Health Specialty requires successful completion of 40

semester credits a final culminating project and an integrative paper

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MIH502 - Introduction to Intrsquol Health 4 Credits Description

MIH508 - Health Policy in Developing Countries 4 Credits Description

MIH512 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

MIH514 - Cross Cultural Perspectives 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

MIH599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MIH523 - Disaster Humanitarian Emergencies 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MIH543 - Perspective on Abuse and Violence 4 Credits Description

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Total Credits for MS in Health Sciences- International Health specialization

MS Core Courses 20 Credits

MS Electives 16 Credits

Culminating Project 4 Credits

Total 40 Credits

To qualify for graduation with a MS in Health Sciences with a specialization in International Health a

student must have successfully fulfilled all of the following requirements

1 Completed each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

2 Maintained an overall GPA of ldquoB (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying

toward the degree

Health Care Management ndash Informatics Health Informatics Concentration focuses on the application of computer information systems to health

care and public health Informatics extends beyond simply using the computer as a tool for computation

into the process of knowledge acquisition storage retrieval representation and manipulation A major

focus of Informatics is the support of information systems for reasoning decision-making and learning

Health Informatics encompasses the fields of information science computer information systems and

educational technology in support of health care delivery education and management Health

Informatics is a body of knowledge and a set of techniques to organize and manage information in

support of research education and patient care

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to application of computer

information systems to health care and public health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health informatics

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact health

informatics

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to health informatics

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in health

informatics

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in health informatics

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills in health informatics

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Degree Requirements

The MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management Concentration in Health Informatics requires

successful completion of 40 semester credits A final culminating project and an integrative paper are

included

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHI500 - Introduction to Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI502 - Information Systems in the Delivery of Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHI504 - Systems Analysis for Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI506 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Systems Development in Health Informatics

4 Credits Description

MHI508 - Health Information Systems Security 4 Credits Description

To qualify for graduation with a MS in Health Sciences Health Care Management in Health Informatics

a student must have successfully fulfilled both of the following requirements

Completed each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

Maintained an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying

toward the degree

MS in Health Sciences ndash Public Health The Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Public Health is designed to provide

health care professionals and other qualified applicants with advanced knowledge and practical tools in

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public health and health care management Graduates of the program will be able to seek managerial

and leadership positions in the field of public health and health care administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to public health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings relevant to public health

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the public health professional functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to service in public health

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in public

health

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in public health

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a public health professional

Degree Requirements

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MPH502 - Introduction to Public Health 4 Credits Description

MPH504 - Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MIH512 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

MIH514 - Cross Cultural perspectives 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory Based Research 4 Credits Description

MPH599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy 4 Credits Description

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems 4 Credits Description

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MIH543 - Perspectives on Abuse and Violence 4 Credits Description

MHE510 - Occupational Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

MPH503 - Infertility and Public Health 4 Credits Description

MSin Health Sciences -- Emergency and Disaster Management The Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Emergency and Disaster Management

prepares students to provide leadership in major emergencies and disasters including terrorism This

specialization provides individuals planning to hold leadership position as emergency professionals in

government and industry with the skills to respond effectively when emergencies and disasters strike

and provide leadership in those situations Students will learn to analyze disaster threats write

emergency plans to meet state and federal guidelines understand problems facing response teams and

communicate knowledgeably with expert advisors in crisis

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues faced by the

emergency and disaster management professional

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an emergency and disaster management

professional

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology 4 Credits Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits Description

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MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster 4 Credits Description

MHE599 - Culminating Projects 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE510 - Occupation Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

MHE513 - Risk Assessment and Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE518 - Education in Emergency 4 Credits Description

MPH502 - Introduction to Public Health 4 Credits Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciencesndash Health Education The Master of Science in Health Sciences - Health Education specialization prepares professionals to

administer and develop health education programs to implement health education processes and

concepts to understand current health issues and to master skills and knowledge appropriate to

leadership positions in the field

Students should note that the MS in Health Sciences Health Education concentration is not a certificate

or credentialing program TUI cannot grant or certify any student for a credential as a teacher or

administrator As the requirements for credentialinglicensurecertification vary from state to state

students are urged to contact their state of residence or employment for information on specific

requirementscriteria

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to contemporary health

education

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health education

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the health educator functions

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4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to professional practice in health

education

5 Develop and implement plans for promoting health and facilitating voluntary changes in health

behaviors

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health educator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health educator

Degree Requirements

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD506 - Cultural and Cross-Cultural Perspectives in Health 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

MHD510 - Research in Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD599 - Capstone Integrative Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging and Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health and Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy and Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciences - Clinical Research Administration Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Clinical Research Administration a growing

field for health professionals who are interested in overseeing the administration and progress of clinical

trials in various health care facilities usually sponsored by a pharmaceutical company or biologics or

devices companies

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A Clinical Research Administrator is a health professional who manages the various aspects of the

clinical trial not only the health aspects but also the administrative aspects The Clinical Research

Administrator supervises the conduct of clinical trials at a clinical site Individuals who work in the area

of Clinical Research Administration come from very diverse areas such as Nursing Clinical Laboratory

Nutrition Respiratory Therapy Rehabilitation Sciences Physician Assistants IDC PMT Physical Therapy

Medicine to name a few

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to clinical research

administration

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in clinical research

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the clinical research administrator functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to professional practice in clinical

research administration

5 Develop and implement plans for supervising clinical research studies

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a clinical research

administrator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a clinical research administrator

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

CRA502 - Bioethics and Legal Perspectives 4 Credits Description

CRA548 - Research Methods for Health Professionals 4 Credits Description

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA554 - Human Trials 4 Credits Description

CRA599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

CRA500 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

CRA503 - Clinical Research Funding 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

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CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

CRA509 - Scientific Reporting 4 Credits Description

Joint Degree Program The College of Business Administration and the College of Health Sciences have joined forces to offer a

Dual MS-MBA program that result in conferral of a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree and

a Master of Science in Health Sciences with a concentration in Health Care Management (MSHS) degree

Admission Requirements

The student needs to apply specifically to the dual degree program when applying to the

university

The MSMBA degree requires total of 64 credit hours 32 credits from each program The

student may choose which program heshe completes first

Dual degree students must satisfy the curriculum and graduation requirements of both the MBA

and MSHS programs and follow their degree plan CAP599 the Integrated Capstone course

must be the last course taken after the required courses in both the MSHS ndash Concentration in

Health Care Management and the MBA program have been taken

Students withdrawing from the dual degree program before completing both degrees will only

receive credit toward graduation for such courses that qualify toward a single degree program

In this situation students will take the capstone course for the single degree program they wish

to complete (MHM599 for the MSHS or BUS599 for the MBA) The CAP599 integrated capstone

is only applicable for the Dual Degree

The MBA and MS degrees will be awarded upon successful completion of the requirements of

the entire dual degree program

Dual Degree Requirements

MBA ndash Masters in Business Administration (8 Courses 32 Credits)

ACC501 ndash Accounting for Decision Making 4 Credits Description

ETH501 ndash Business Ethics 4 Credits Description

FIN501 ndash Strategic Corporate Finance 4 Credits Description

ITM501 ndash Management Information Systems and Business Strategy 4 Credits Description

MGT501 ndash Management and Organizational Behavior 4 Credits Description

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MGT599 ndash Strategic Management 4 Credits Description

MKT501 ndash Strategic Marketing 4 Credits Description

OPM500 ndash Operation Management for Managers 4 Credits Description

MSHS ndash Concentration in Health Care Management (8 Courses 32 Credits)

MHM505 ndash Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 ndash Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM522 ndash Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM535 ndash Hospital Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH521 ndash Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MIH527 ndash Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MIH548 ndash Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

CAP599 ndash Integrative Capstone Course in Health Care Business Management

4 Credits Description

Graduate Certificates

Admission Standards

Possess a baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in health health science

or related field with a minimum GPA of 25 Submit transcripts of undergraduate and all prior

graduate work

Submit copies of any licenses and board certifications held

Academic Requirements

To be awarded the graduate certificate the student must earn a minimum ldquoB-rdquo (267) in the courses

that constitute the certificate with an overall program GPA of ldquoBrdquo (30) or better Programs may require

higher academic requirements for their specific certificates

Emergency and Disaster Management

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management is to provide the

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theoretical and philosophical foundations in principles of risk assessment emergency planning and

methodology related to terrorism and disaster relief

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHE507 - Bio- Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology 4 Credits Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits Choose one (1) course from the following)

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

MHE513 - Risk Assessment and Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE518 - Education in Emergency 4 Credits Description

Quality Assurance

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Quality Assurance is to provide administrators and practitioners

holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques used to achieve and

ensure quality health care delivery The focus will be on presenting the analytical tools and techniques

that will allow the health care administrator and professional to analyze assess and improve health

outcomes consumer satisfaction accountability and the processes within the organization that ensure

ongoing quality improvement The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit courses

designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in analyzing

developing and directing quality systems in the workplace

Required Course (16 Credits)

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM507 - Quality Assurance in Hospitals Healthcare Organizations 4 Credits Description

MHM509 - Quality Assurance in Managed Care 4 Credits Description

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MHM511 - Quality Assurance in Long Term Care Nursing Homes 4 Credits Description

Health Informatics

The graduate certificate in Health Informatics focuses on the application of computer information

systems to health care and public health and it is intended for students with a background in health

who wish to be prepared to apply current computer technology to the management of health care

services The certificate consists of the four following required courses

Required Courses (16 Credits)

Please select four (4) courses from the following

MHI500 - Introduction to Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI502 - Information Systems in the Delivery of Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHI504 - Systems Analysis for Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI506 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Systems Development in Health Informatics

4 Credits Description

MHI508 - Health Information Systems Security 4 Credits Description

Clinical Research Administration

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Clinical Research Administration is to provide administrators and

practitioners holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques to manage

the various aspects of clinical trial The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit

courses designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in the

administration of clinical research at a clinical site

Required Courses (16 Credits)

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

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Health Education The graduate certificate coursework in health education provides a theoretical and philosophical

foundation in principles of health promotion planning assessment and community health

education based on a synthesis of knowledge drawn from the physical biological social and

behavioral sciences Through the case study method students develop critical thinking skills in

community organization needs assessment and education strategies for individuals and groups

Students interested in the Certified Health Education Specialist exam who do not possess a

baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in the Health Sciences or Health

Professions concentrating in Health Education Community Health Education Public Health Education

School Health Education etc may be required to earn additional units in order to qualify for the National

Certification Exam Students are urged to contact NCHEC regarding eligibility and requirements for the

exam

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits)

Please choose one (1) course from the following

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging amp Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health amp Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy amp Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

Environmental Health Science The Certificate Program in Environmental Health Sciences is offered for those persons working in the

field of environmental health who need to develop their formal education in specific elements of the

field of environmental health Environmental Health consists of those organized activities undertaken to

protect and enhance the publicrsquos health through the recognition assessment and control of

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environmental hazards with focus on biological chemical and physical hazards The two major aspects in

an environmental health program are the prevention of disease and the protection and promotion of

human well being

The certificate consists of four of the following required courses (16 credits)

MHS523 - Principles of Environmental Health 4 Credits Description

MHS525 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

MHS527 - Water Quality 4 Credits Description

MHS529 - Housing 4 Credits Description

MHS531 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

MHS533 - Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

MHS535 - Noise Control 4 Credits Description

MHS537 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

Conflict Resolution Management

Conflict is an inevitable part of our professional and personal lives As conflict has an adverse effect on

organizational goal attainment there has been a growing need to understand the sources of conflict

and consequently manage it by applying the appropriate approach and strategy All organizations across

all fields and industries share a common resource ndash people ndash who interact and perform under various

and demanding conditions and all potentially conducive to inter-personal and intra-organizational

conflict The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Conflict Resolution Management is to provide those

professionals in business health or education to master the advanced concepts and techniques of

conflict resolution management Unilateral Bilateral and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) which

will enable them to understand overcome and move beyond conflict The certificate consists of a series

of three graduate-level credit courses designed to provide graduates with knowledge and skills and a

capstone course oriented towards addressing most common real-life situations

Required Courses (16 Credits)

NCM501 - Foundations of Conflict Resolutions 4 Credits Description

NCM511 - Mediation and Arbitration 4 Credits Description

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NCM512 - Negotiation Strategies 4 Credits Description

NCM599 - Capstone Course 4 Credits Description

Master of Science in Health Administration Propelled by broad trends such as demographic growth an ageing population medical innovation and

increased public awareness the field of Health Administration offers rewarding and challenging career

opportunities in the 21st century The Master of Science in Health Administration (MSHA) degree caters

to real world practical needs and focuses on implementing the knowledge and skills needed for effective

administrative leadership roles in organizations throughout the complex healthcare ecosystem This

degree provides graduates with a strong knowledge base in all aspects of Health Administration

including management delivery systems finance ethics regulation and human resources

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Identify and apply appropriate models and theories to approach and address administrative

healthcare problems or issues

2 Evaluate multiple or competing perspectives and options and recommend appropriate

administrative plans or courses of action for a healthcare problem or issue

3 Apply quantitative skills and methods to evaluate healthcare datainformation

4 Critically evaluate professional literature in the field of health administration

5 Develop effective written documents and presentations as professionally appropriate at the

healthcare administrative level eg executive reports business plans and presentations

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

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Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Healthcare Management concentration may be able to

transfer to the MS in Health Administration degree program however students may not complete

the MSHS with a concentration in Healthcare Management and seek a second degree in the MS in

Health Administration program Students are urged to contact their academic advisor with any

questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSHA degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSHA degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHA506 - Health Care Systems Organization

4 Credits Description

MHA507 - Health Care Delivery Systems

4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems

4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration

4 Credits Description

MHM525 - Marketing in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHA599 - MSHA Capstone Course 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 MHM502

MHM514 MHM522 MHM525 Plus 3 Electives

Description

Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance

4 Credits

Description

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MHM501 - Management and Organizational Behavior

4 Credits

Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care

4 Credits Description

NCM501 - Foundation of Conflict Management

4 Credits

Description

Master of Science in Emergency and Disaster Management Each year people across the world are confronted by disasters As can be witnessed by world events

the ability of a nation state or community to plan for and respond to emergencies and disasters is

essential in mitigating the potentially catastrophic consequences of natural and man-made disasters

The Master of Science in Emergency amp Disaster Management (MSEDM) is designed for both military and

civilian students with experience responding to national and global humanitarian crises terrorist-based

events and natural disasters This program provides graduates with the skills to succeed in emergency

and disaster professions in the military federal state and local government and industry

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Apply effective solutions and responses to problems of a physical and psychological nature

experienced in a disaster aftermath

3 Develop emergency plans that meet state and federal guideline and demonstrate effective

communication skills

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

6 Analyze and evaluate disaster threats to public health infrastructure to effectively integrate and

develop coordinated responses with various agencies in disaster mitigation

7 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

8 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

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International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Emergency and Disaster Management concentration may be

able to transfer to the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management degree program however

students may not complete the MSHS with a concentration in Emergency and Disaster Management

and seek a second degree in the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management program Students are

urged to contact their academic advisor with any questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSEDM degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSEDM degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management

4 Credits

Description

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology

4 Credits

Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits MHE503 or MHE509 Description

EDM504 - Public Health and the Aftermath of a Disaster

4 Credits

Description

EDM502 - Critical Infrastructure Vulnerability and Protection

4 Credits MHE503 MHE 509 MHE511

Description

EDM599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits All other 9 courses in the

program need to be taken prior Description

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Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster

4 Credits

Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment

4 Credits

Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

EDM501 - Domestic Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

EDM503 - Infectious Disease Mitigation Following Natural Disasters

4 Credits

Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy

4 Credits

Description

Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences The Doctor of Philosophy represents the highest level of achievement in any academic discipline TUI is

proud to offer a research degree resulting in a Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences

Students who earn this degree are qualified to enter academia or the top levels of health care

administration or health executive positions in government and the private sector These graduates will

have demonstrated excellence in their pursuit of academic study in their selected field As with any

quality PhD degree the work is challenging but the rewards are substantial

The purpose of the Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences program is to prepare professionals from

health and health related fields as leaders educators researchers and scholars Students select either

the educatorresearcher or practitioner concentration in International Health or Health Care

Administration All students in the program will develop advanced research skills directed toward the

creation of new knowledge demonstrated by a PhD Dissertation

Students will gain knowledge and skills that may be used to function at the entry level of university

professorial track teaching or at the highest levels of organizational management Students will gain an

extensive background and comprehension of various areas of health and will learn skills needed for

acquisition and application of advanced knowledge including current developments in their area of

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specialty Graduates will demonstrate effective scholarly writing and presentation as well as skills

needed to design perform compile and successfully defend a doctoral level dissertation The program

also provides students with the ability to make contributions by publishing in peer-reviewed journals

andor presenting research in professional conferences Students planning to enter an academic career

will learn skills for effective teaching in academic health profession programs

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health science

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications to specific areas of health sciences

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration

Admission Standards All applicants to the PhD Programs at TUI are required to possess the following

1 Have an earned Masters degree from an accredited college or university with at least 30

graduate level semester credits

2 Have a grade point average of 34 (on a 40 scale) on all work completed during the Masters

degree An official transcript of all prior academic work must be submitted

3 Possess analytical and critical thinking skills sufficient to deal with the doctoral program

demonstrated by a sample of research or academic publication Must submit a sample of

research oriented writing or publication

4 Possess writing and oral communication skills sufficient to conduct and deliver the results of

meaningful research Must submit an essay that includes current personal intellectual and

professional interests and why the student applies to the degree at TUI

5 Submit a current Curriculum Vita (Resume)

6 Possess information technology skills sufficient to effectively participate in the TUI PhD

pedagogical model

7 Possess Internet skills sufficient to effectively conduct research at a PhD level

8 Have successfully completed with a grade of B or better at least one course in Research

Methods or Statistics at the Masterrsquos or higher level If a student does not meet the research

requirement it can be met by successfully completing a Research Methods course from the TUI

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Masters program with a grade of B or better This course will be considered a prerequisite and

not included in the total number of PhD course units required by the students degree plan

9 International students must have minimum TOEFL of 55021379

You may apply only once to the TUI PhD program if denied no additional applications to the

same program will be accepted

Transfer Policies TUI accepts up to four semester credits of Doctoral level courses from accredited doctoral granting

institutions provided the transferred course meets the same general content standards as the TUI

course

Degree Requirements The PhD at TUI is a post Masterrsquos degree consisting of 44 semester credit hours of coursework which may be completed in six sessions with a load of 2 courses (8 credits) per session The program also consists of a research dissertation Based on the nature of independent research being conducted by each student the time needed to complete the dissertation will depend upon the individual student The PhD curriculum has the following components 1 Core Courses All students are required to take five (5) research methods courses and two (2) required theory courses in the field of health These courses provide the foundation for the elective courses which students may pursue in their specialized concentrations All courses are valued at four (4) semester credits The last course taken prior to the dissertation series is the required DHS699-Dissertation Proposal Seminar 2 Concentration Courses In addition to the required core courses there are four (4) concentration courses (electives) needed to complete the degree plan Students may select one concentration from an offering of three concentrations These courses are generally in the specific area of the research that the student will pursue All elective courses are valued at four (4) semester credits 3 Written and Oral Qualifying Students will be examined on their understanding of research methods and statistical concepts related to the research process 4 Dissertation Students demonstrate a synthesis of their doctoral study knowledge and scholarship with a significant quantitative research project that contributes to general principles of knowledge in the field(s) potentially impacted by the research Following the completion of the course work including the Dissertation Seminar (DHS 699) students will continue to work on the dissertation and register for subsequent sessions to DHS 700 701 702hellip The 700 series courses will appear in a separate section on the studentrsquos transcript dedicated to the dissertation

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Degree Requirements - Summary

Completion of 28 semester credit of core courses

Completion of 16 semester credit of elective courses

Successful completion of both oral and written Comprehensive exam

Successful completion of the Dissertation Seminar Prospectus (DHS699)

Successful defense of the dissertation proposal

Successful defense of the PhD dissertation and approval of the Dissertation Committee and

Program Director

Students in the doctoral degree programs must complete each doctoral course with a grade of B

(30) or better and maintain a cumulative GPA of 30 (B) or better for all courses applying toward the

degree

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

DHS600 - Research Methods in Health Sciences 4 Credits Description

DHS608 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics I 4 Credits Description

DHS612 - Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

DHS618 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics II 4 Credits Description

DHS620 - Linking Theory with Research 4 Credits Description

DHS652 - Research Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS699 - Dissertation Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS 700 through 711 ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

DHS 712 and above ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

Specialization Courses (16 Credits)

International Health EducatorResearcher

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of international health education and research

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in areas of international health education and research

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3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health education and research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health education and research

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

education and research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health education and research

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health education and research

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DHS621 - Curriculum in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

DHS623 - TeachingAdministration in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

International Health EducatorPractitioner

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge relevant to the international health practitioner

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their application

to the international health practitioner

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health

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DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH633 - Global Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

DIH635 - Geopolitical Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

Health Care Administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health care administration

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in health care administration

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of health

care administration

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

health care administration

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of health care

administration

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in health

care administration

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in health care administration

DHA619 - Current Issues in Health Administration Research 4 Credits Description

DHA621 - Health Care Law Regulation and Ethics 4 Credits Description

DHA623 - Advanced Leadership 4 Credits Description

DHA698 - Seminar in Strategic Planning for Health Organization 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

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BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross-Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHE 314 Environmental Health amp Safety 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 320 Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 312 Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

Health Care Management

TUI offers a unique professional degree completion concentration in Health Care Management It is

designed for individuals who are licensed or certified in the field of Allied Health have either graduated

from an accredited AS degree program or have completed transferrable credits and who are

interested in a bachelorrsquos degree in health sciences with an emphasis in health care management

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHE314 - Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHM443- Legal Aspects of Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

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BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHS 365 Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS 455 Computers amp Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS328 Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

Health Sciences

TUI offers a general professional degree completion concentration in Health Sciences It is designed for

individuals who are licensed or certified in the field of Allied Health have graduated from an accredited

AS degree program or have completed transferrable credits and are interested in a bachelorrsquos degree

in health sciences

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHS 365 Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS 455 Computers amp Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS328 Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

IDCs - Independent Duty Corpsmen

Independent Duty Corpsmen play a significant role in providing health care for servicemen and women

and their families TUI has joined the few universities who provide opportunities to complete a BS

degree at the students location with no residency requirement The BS in Health Sciences-Health Care

Management will provide IDCs the opportunity to enhance their knowledge base to obtain advanced

educational credentials and to be eligible for promotion in the Navy TUI developed a specifically

tailored BS in Health Sciences-degree completion program for IDCs The program is built on the

strengths of the IDC program and provides a combination of opportunities to fulfill requirements for a

Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences (BSHS) - Health Care Management IDCrsquos who complete the

course work for the degree will be prepared to continue their education in any Masters program such

as a Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Public Health or a Master of Science in

Health Sciences with a specialization in Health Care Management

The Bachelors degree is a 124-credit program consisting of 44 credits of advanced standing (from IDC

C school) a minimum of 45 general education credits an additional 3 credits lower division free

electives as a program GE requirement and 32 upper division credits of TUI coursework

Admission Standards

This program is specifically designed for those military personnel who have completed the IDC program

At this time only military personnel are eligible for this degree program with the following

qualifications

Surface Force IDC - NEC 8425

Submarine Force IDC - NEC 8402

Deep Sea Diving IDC - NEC 8494

Fleet Marine Force Recon IDC - NEC 8403

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Special Operations IDC - NEC 8491

Program Requirements

General Education (at TUI or transfer) A minimum of 45 Credits

Additional Electives 3 Credits

Upper and Lower Transfer Credits from IDC ldquoCrdquo School 44 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses 20 Credits

Upper Division Elective Courses 12 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses (20 Semester Credits)

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Upper Division Elective Courses (12 Semester Credits from the Following List)

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS411 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

PMTs - Preventive Medicine Technicians

TUI offers a unique degree completion program for professional Preventative Medicine Technicians The

program is designed for individuals who play a significant role in the provision of health care for Navy

and Marine Corps personnel TUIs Bachelor in Health Sciences with Health Care Management

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concentration allows personnel who have completed the Navy School of Health Sciences PMT program

to continue their education in their own homes on their own schedules This online program

compliments the strengths of the Navy technician program by offering additional instruction in health

care management ethics policy delivery systems emergency and disaster response and computer and

information systems PMTs that complete this Bachelor in Health Sciences will be fully prepared to

continue their education in any Public Health or Health Sciences program

The Bachelors degree is a 124-credit program consisting of 44 credits of advanced standing from the

Navy School of Health Sciences PMT program a minimum of 45 lower division general education credits

an additional 3 credits of lower division free electives as a program GE requirement and 32 upper

division credits of TUI coursework

Admission Standards

This program is specifically designed for those military personnel who have completed the PMT

program At this time only graduates of the Navy School of Health Sciences in PMT are eligible for this

program

Program Requirements

General Education (at TUI or transfer) A minimum of 45 Credits

Additional Electives 3 Credits

Upper and Lower PMT Program Transfer 44 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses 20 Credits

Upper Division Elective Courses 12 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses (20 Semester Credits)

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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Required Upper Division Elective Courses (12 Semester Credits from the Following List)

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS411 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

PMTrsquos will also have the option of completing the following program degree completion

PMT ndashBSHS Emphasis in Environmental Sciences

Admission Standards

This program is specifically designed for those military personnel who have completed the PMT

program At this time only graduates of the Navy School of Health Sciences in PMT are eligible for this

program

General Education (at TUI or transfer) A minimum of 45 Credits

Additional Electives 15 Credits

Upper Division Core Courses Transfer from PMT 28 Credits

Upper Elective Course Transfer from PMT 4 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses 24 Credits

Upper Division Elective Courses 8 Credits

BSHS Environmental Sciences CORE courses that would transfer 28 credits

BHE310 - Health Promotion and Disease Prevention 4 Credits Description

BHE314 - Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHE400 - Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

BHS434 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

BHS436 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

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BHS438 - Hazardous Materials 4 Credits Description

BHS440 - EntomologyPest Control 4 Credits Description

BSHS Environmental Sciences Elective requirement that would transfer 4 credits

BHS439 - Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

TUI Courses 32 credits (must be taken at TUI)

Required Upper Division Core Courses (24 Semester Credits)

BHE418 - Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS432 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS442 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

BHS490 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Required Upper Division Elective Courses (8 Semester Credits)

BHS433 - BHS433 Water Quality 4 Credits Description

BHS435 - Housing 4 Credits Description

BHS441 - Noise Control 4 Credits Description

Health Science Undergraduate Certificates TUI offers Undergraduate and Graduate Certificates as part of the Undergraduate or Graduate programs

respectively

Students may apply to a specific program where the certificate is usually a special trackconcentration

within the program Students categorically -- can only enroll in degree programs even though they may

receive documentation of having passed certain benchmarks A certificate is a benchmark reached

after completion of 4 (or more courses) within a specific program such as BSHS ndash Emergency and

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Disaster Management The benefit is that a student who completes a cluster of courses reaching the

benchmark may receive the certificate and continue with hisher degree program

The BS in Health Science program offers three (3) undergraduate certificates The certificate courses

may be taken as part of the program or taken as an extension of the program Students in the BS in

Health Sciences interested in one of the following Certificates - Nutrition Emergency and Disaster

Management or Family Health - must successfully complete all the required courses for the bachelors

degree and all four certificate courses Upon completion students will be eligible for a Certificate in the

respective program in addition to the BS in Health Sciences degree A total of 128 credits are required

for the BS in Health Sciences with Certificate in Nutrition Emergency and Disaster Management or

Family Health

All students seeking an Undergraduate Certificate must be admitted to TUI as a regularly admitted

undergraduate student

Academic Requirements

To be awarded the undergraduate certificate the student must earn a minimum ldquoCrdquo (20) in the courses that constitute the certificate with an overall program GPA of ldquoCrdquo (20) or better Programs may require higher academic requirements for their specific certificates

Certificate in Nutrition

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Nutrition provides a theoretical and philosophical

foundation in principles of human nutrition including nutrition through the life cycle and nutrition and

disease

Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits)

BHE411 - Human Nutrition 4 Credits Description

BHE413 - Nutrition and Disease 4 Credits Description

BHE417 - Nutrition throughout the Life Cycle 4 Credits Description

BHE419 - Sports Nutrition and Weight Control 4 Credits Description

Certificate in Family Health

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Family Health provides a theoretical and

philosophical foundation in principles of health promotion planning implementation and

assessment of health education related to the family

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Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits)

BHE433 - Maternal-Neonatal Health 4 Credits Description

BHE435 - Infant and Children at Risk 4 Credits Description

BHE415 - Community and Domestic Violence 4 Credits Description

BHE439 - Issues in Family Planning 4 Credits Description

Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Emergency and Disaster Management provides

a theoretical and philosophical foundation in principles of risk assessment and planning related to

terrorism and other emergencies and disasters

Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits Choose Four (4) Courses from the Following)

BHS411 - Issues in Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS412 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS417 - Emergency Planning and Operation 4 Credits Description

BHS419 - Risk Assessment 4 Credits Description

Health Science Undergraduate Graduation Requirements

Requirement for Graduation

To qualify for graduation with a BS in Health Sciences a student must have successfully fulfilled the

following requirements

Complete each of the required core courses with a C (20) or better

Maintain an overall GPA of 20 (C) or better for all coursework toward the degree

Master of Science in Health Sciences The TUI College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a variety of

concentrationsspecialties The goal of the program is to provide students with the knowledge and skills

needed for effective managerial and leadership careers in various health fields Students will learn to

discern among implement and evaluate new developments and advances in fields of health practice

including health education health care management public health emergency and disaster

management as well as others Individuals will learn to balance the needs of health practice within

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various sociopolitical and economic environments The program is also designed to provide students

with the ability to critically evaluate research findings in applicable fields of practice Students will

develop knowledge and skills in ethical and legal decision making The program also promotes

educational opportunities for career advancement employment mobility and lifelong learning

opportunities

Program Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion of their respective program option graduates should be able to

1 Critically evaluate scientific literature in the field of health sciences

2 Apply quantitative reasoning skills to evaluate scientific data or other health information

3 Identify and apply appropriate models and theories to approach and address health andor

healthcare problems or issues

4 Develop effective written documents and presentations as professionally appropriate at the health

andor healthcare administrative level eg reports proposals PowerPoint presentations educational

materials etc

5 Evaluate multiple or competing perspectivesoptions and recommend an appropriate plan or course

of action for a health andor healthcare problem or issue

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

Pre-requisite courses may be required in the Health Sciences program based on concentration selected

International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may transfer up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos level

program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must meet

the same general content standards as the TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MS degree in Health Sciences students must successfully fulfill both of the following

requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

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MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management The TUI (TUI) College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a

specialty in Health Care Management

The goal of the program is to provide students with the knowledge and skills needed for effective

managerial and leadership careers in the health field The program promotes educational opportunities

for career advancement employment mobility and lifelong learning opportunities to health care

professionals

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to contemporary health

care management

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health care management

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the health care manager functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to health care management

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues faced by the

health care manager

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health care

manager

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health care manager

Degree Requirements

The MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management Specialization requires successful completion of

40 semester credits A final culminating project and an integrative paper are included

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

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Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHM501 - Management and Organizational Behavior 4 Credits Description

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM507 - Quality Assurance in Hospital Healthcare Organizations 4 Credits Description

MHM509 - Quality Assurance in Managed Care 4 Credits Description

MHM511 - Quality Assurance in Long Term Care Nursing Homes 4 Credits Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems 4 Credits Description

MHM525 - Marketing in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHM535 - Hospital Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

NCM501 - Foundation of Conflict Management 4 Credits Description

NCM511 - Mediation and Arbitration 4 Credits Description

NCM512 - Negotiation Strategies 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciences - International Health TUI-College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a specialty in

International Health The goal is to provide quality education and training to individuals seeking a

graduate degree in international health specialty and to current practitioners or scientists seeking to

fulfill their academic aspirations by achieving and earning an advanced degree in the field of

international health perspective

In the twenty-first century we continue to witness great inequities in access to availability of basic

health care services around the globe Developing regions of the world continue to suffer from

significant public health problems Poverty ethnic tensions violence political instability urban decay

and natural and environmental hazards as well as poor population growth control continue to dominate

the scene in many countries

Graduates of the MS degree in Health Sciences with specialization in International Health will be able to

fill positions in governmental and private national and international organizations The program

emphasizes cross cultural awareness planning implementing and evaluating sustainable health care

development programs for communities and nations develop studentsrsquo skills and ability to assess needs

and develop priorities with limited resources

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Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to international health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in international health

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact

international health

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to international health

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in

international health

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in international health

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an international health professional

Degree Requirements

The MS degree in Health Sciences -International Health Specialty requires successful completion of 40

semester credits a final culminating project and an integrative paper

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MIH502 - Introduction to Intrsquol Health 4 Credits Description

MIH508 - Health Policy in Developing Countries 4 Credits Description

MIH512 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

MIH514 - Cross Cultural Perspectives 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

MIH599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MIH523 - Disaster Humanitarian Emergencies 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MIH543 - Perspective on Abuse and Violence 4 Credits Description

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Total Credits for MS in Health Sciences- International Health specialization

MS Core Courses 20 Credits

MS Electives 16 Credits

Culminating Project 4 Credits

Total 40 Credits

To qualify for graduation with a MS in Health Sciences with a specialization in International Health a

student must have successfully fulfilled all of the following requirements

1 Completed each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

2 Maintained an overall GPA of ldquoB (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying

toward the degree

Health Care Management ndash Informatics Health Informatics Concentration focuses on the application of computer information systems to health

care and public health Informatics extends beyond simply using the computer as a tool for computation

into the process of knowledge acquisition storage retrieval representation and manipulation A major

focus of Informatics is the support of information systems for reasoning decision-making and learning

Health Informatics encompasses the fields of information science computer information systems and

educational technology in support of health care delivery education and management Health

Informatics is a body of knowledge and a set of techniques to organize and manage information in

support of research education and patient care

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to application of computer

information systems to health care and public health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health informatics

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact health

informatics

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to health informatics

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in health

informatics

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in health informatics

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills in health informatics

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Degree Requirements

The MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management Concentration in Health Informatics requires

successful completion of 40 semester credits A final culminating project and an integrative paper are

included

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHI500 - Introduction to Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI502 - Information Systems in the Delivery of Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHI504 - Systems Analysis for Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI506 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Systems Development in Health Informatics

4 Credits Description

MHI508 - Health Information Systems Security 4 Credits Description

To qualify for graduation with a MS in Health Sciences Health Care Management in Health Informatics

a student must have successfully fulfilled both of the following requirements

Completed each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

Maintained an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying

toward the degree

MS in Health Sciences ndash Public Health The Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Public Health is designed to provide

health care professionals and other qualified applicants with advanced knowledge and practical tools in

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36

public health and health care management Graduates of the program will be able to seek managerial

and leadership positions in the field of public health and health care administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to public health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings relevant to public health

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the public health professional functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to service in public health

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in public

health

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in public health

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a public health professional

Degree Requirements

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MPH502 - Introduction to Public Health 4 Credits Description

MPH504 - Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MIH512 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

MIH514 - Cross Cultural perspectives 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory Based Research 4 Credits Description

MPH599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy 4 Credits Description

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems 4 Credits Description

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MIH543 - Perspectives on Abuse and Violence 4 Credits Description

MHE510 - Occupational Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

MPH503 - Infertility and Public Health 4 Credits Description

MSin Health Sciences -- Emergency and Disaster Management The Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Emergency and Disaster Management

prepares students to provide leadership in major emergencies and disasters including terrorism This

specialization provides individuals planning to hold leadership position as emergency professionals in

government and industry with the skills to respond effectively when emergencies and disasters strike

and provide leadership in those situations Students will learn to analyze disaster threats write

emergency plans to meet state and federal guidelines understand problems facing response teams and

communicate knowledgeably with expert advisors in crisis

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues faced by the

emergency and disaster management professional

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an emergency and disaster management

professional

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology 4 Credits Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits Description

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MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster 4 Credits Description

MHE599 - Culminating Projects 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE510 - Occupation Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

MHE513 - Risk Assessment and Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE518 - Education in Emergency 4 Credits Description

MPH502 - Introduction to Public Health 4 Credits Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciencesndash Health Education The Master of Science in Health Sciences - Health Education specialization prepares professionals to

administer and develop health education programs to implement health education processes and

concepts to understand current health issues and to master skills and knowledge appropriate to

leadership positions in the field

Students should note that the MS in Health Sciences Health Education concentration is not a certificate

or credentialing program TUI cannot grant or certify any student for a credential as a teacher or

administrator As the requirements for credentialinglicensurecertification vary from state to state

students are urged to contact their state of residence or employment for information on specific

requirementscriteria

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to contemporary health

education

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health education

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the health educator functions

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4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to professional practice in health

education

5 Develop and implement plans for promoting health and facilitating voluntary changes in health

behaviors

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health educator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health educator

Degree Requirements

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD506 - Cultural and Cross-Cultural Perspectives in Health 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

MHD510 - Research in Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD599 - Capstone Integrative Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging and Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health and Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy and Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciences - Clinical Research Administration Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Clinical Research Administration a growing

field for health professionals who are interested in overseeing the administration and progress of clinical

trials in various health care facilities usually sponsored by a pharmaceutical company or biologics or

devices companies

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A Clinical Research Administrator is a health professional who manages the various aspects of the

clinical trial not only the health aspects but also the administrative aspects The Clinical Research

Administrator supervises the conduct of clinical trials at a clinical site Individuals who work in the area

of Clinical Research Administration come from very diverse areas such as Nursing Clinical Laboratory

Nutrition Respiratory Therapy Rehabilitation Sciences Physician Assistants IDC PMT Physical Therapy

Medicine to name a few

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to clinical research

administration

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in clinical research

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the clinical research administrator functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to professional practice in clinical

research administration

5 Develop and implement plans for supervising clinical research studies

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a clinical research

administrator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a clinical research administrator

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

CRA502 - Bioethics and Legal Perspectives 4 Credits Description

CRA548 - Research Methods for Health Professionals 4 Credits Description

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA554 - Human Trials 4 Credits Description

CRA599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

CRA500 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

CRA503 - Clinical Research Funding 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

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CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

CRA509 - Scientific Reporting 4 Credits Description

Joint Degree Program The College of Business Administration and the College of Health Sciences have joined forces to offer a

Dual MS-MBA program that result in conferral of a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree and

a Master of Science in Health Sciences with a concentration in Health Care Management (MSHS) degree

Admission Requirements

The student needs to apply specifically to the dual degree program when applying to the

university

The MSMBA degree requires total of 64 credit hours 32 credits from each program The

student may choose which program heshe completes first

Dual degree students must satisfy the curriculum and graduation requirements of both the MBA

and MSHS programs and follow their degree plan CAP599 the Integrated Capstone course

must be the last course taken after the required courses in both the MSHS ndash Concentration in

Health Care Management and the MBA program have been taken

Students withdrawing from the dual degree program before completing both degrees will only

receive credit toward graduation for such courses that qualify toward a single degree program

In this situation students will take the capstone course for the single degree program they wish

to complete (MHM599 for the MSHS or BUS599 for the MBA) The CAP599 integrated capstone

is only applicable for the Dual Degree

The MBA and MS degrees will be awarded upon successful completion of the requirements of

the entire dual degree program

Dual Degree Requirements

MBA ndash Masters in Business Administration (8 Courses 32 Credits)

ACC501 ndash Accounting for Decision Making 4 Credits Description

ETH501 ndash Business Ethics 4 Credits Description

FIN501 ndash Strategic Corporate Finance 4 Credits Description

ITM501 ndash Management Information Systems and Business Strategy 4 Credits Description

MGT501 ndash Management and Organizational Behavior 4 Credits Description

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MGT599 ndash Strategic Management 4 Credits Description

MKT501 ndash Strategic Marketing 4 Credits Description

OPM500 ndash Operation Management for Managers 4 Credits Description

MSHS ndash Concentration in Health Care Management (8 Courses 32 Credits)

MHM505 ndash Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 ndash Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM522 ndash Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM535 ndash Hospital Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH521 ndash Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MIH527 ndash Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MIH548 ndash Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

CAP599 ndash Integrative Capstone Course in Health Care Business Management

4 Credits Description

Graduate Certificates

Admission Standards

Possess a baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in health health science

or related field with a minimum GPA of 25 Submit transcripts of undergraduate and all prior

graduate work

Submit copies of any licenses and board certifications held

Academic Requirements

To be awarded the graduate certificate the student must earn a minimum ldquoB-rdquo (267) in the courses

that constitute the certificate with an overall program GPA of ldquoBrdquo (30) or better Programs may require

higher academic requirements for their specific certificates

Emergency and Disaster Management

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management is to provide the

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theoretical and philosophical foundations in principles of risk assessment emergency planning and

methodology related to terrorism and disaster relief

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHE507 - Bio- Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology 4 Credits Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits Choose one (1) course from the following)

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

MHE513 - Risk Assessment and Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE518 - Education in Emergency 4 Credits Description

Quality Assurance

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Quality Assurance is to provide administrators and practitioners

holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques used to achieve and

ensure quality health care delivery The focus will be on presenting the analytical tools and techniques

that will allow the health care administrator and professional to analyze assess and improve health

outcomes consumer satisfaction accountability and the processes within the organization that ensure

ongoing quality improvement The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit courses

designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in analyzing

developing and directing quality systems in the workplace

Required Course (16 Credits)

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM507 - Quality Assurance in Hospitals Healthcare Organizations 4 Credits Description

MHM509 - Quality Assurance in Managed Care 4 Credits Description

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MHM511 - Quality Assurance in Long Term Care Nursing Homes 4 Credits Description

Health Informatics

The graduate certificate in Health Informatics focuses on the application of computer information

systems to health care and public health and it is intended for students with a background in health

who wish to be prepared to apply current computer technology to the management of health care

services The certificate consists of the four following required courses

Required Courses (16 Credits)

Please select four (4) courses from the following

MHI500 - Introduction to Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI502 - Information Systems in the Delivery of Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHI504 - Systems Analysis for Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI506 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Systems Development in Health Informatics

4 Credits Description

MHI508 - Health Information Systems Security 4 Credits Description

Clinical Research Administration

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Clinical Research Administration is to provide administrators and

practitioners holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques to manage

the various aspects of clinical trial The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit

courses designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in the

administration of clinical research at a clinical site

Required Courses (16 Credits)

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

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Health Education The graduate certificate coursework in health education provides a theoretical and philosophical

foundation in principles of health promotion planning assessment and community health

education based on a synthesis of knowledge drawn from the physical biological social and

behavioral sciences Through the case study method students develop critical thinking skills in

community organization needs assessment and education strategies for individuals and groups

Students interested in the Certified Health Education Specialist exam who do not possess a

baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in the Health Sciences or Health

Professions concentrating in Health Education Community Health Education Public Health Education

School Health Education etc may be required to earn additional units in order to qualify for the National

Certification Exam Students are urged to contact NCHEC regarding eligibility and requirements for the

exam

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits)

Please choose one (1) course from the following

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging amp Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health amp Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy amp Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

Environmental Health Science The Certificate Program in Environmental Health Sciences is offered for those persons working in the

field of environmental health who need to develop their formal education in specific elements of the

field of environmental health Environmental Health consists of those organized activities undertaken to

protect and enhance the publicrsquos health through the recognition assessment and control of

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environmental hazards with focus on biological chemical and physical hazards The two major aspects in

an environmental health program are the prevention of disease and the protection and promotion of

human well being

The certificate consists of four of the following required courses (16 credits)

MHS523 - Principles of Environmental Health 4 Credits Description

MHS525 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

MHS527 - Water Quality 4 Credits Description

MHS529 - Housing 4 Credits Description

MHS531 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

MHS533 - Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

MHS535 - Noise Control 4 Credits Description

MHS537 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

Conflict Resolution Management

Conflict is an inevitable part of our professional and personal lives As conflict has an adverse effect on

organizational goal attainment there has been a growing need to understand the sources of conflict

and consequently manage it by applying the appropriate approach and strategy All organizations across

all fields and industries share a common resource ndash people ndash who interact and perform under various

and demanding conditions and all potentially conducive to inter-personal and intra-organizational

conflict The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Conflict Resolution Management is to provide those

professionals in business health or education to master the advanced concepts and techniques of

conflict resolution management Unilateral Bilateral and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) which

will enable them to understand overcome and move beyond conflict The certificate consists of a series

of three graduate-level credit courses designed to provide graduates with knowledge and skills and a

capstone course oriented towards addressing most common real-life situations

Required Courses (16 Credits)

NCM501 - Foundations of Conflict Resolutions 4 Credits Description

NCM511 - Mediation and Arbitration 4 Credits Description

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NCM512 - Negotiation Strategies 4 Credits Description

NCM599 - Capstone Course 4 Credits Description

Master of Science in Health Administration Propelled by broad trends such as demographic growth an ageing population medical innovation and

increased public awareness the field of Health Administration offers rewarding and challenging career

opportunities in the 21st century The Master of Science in Health Administration (MSHA) degree caters

to real world practical needs and focuses on implementing the knowledge and skills needed for effective

administrative leadership roles in organizations throughout the complex healthcare ecosystem This

degree provides graduates with a strong knowledge base in all aspects of Health Administration

including management delivery systems finance ethics regulation and human resources

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Identify and apply appropriate models and theories to approach and address administrative

healthcare problems or issues

2 Evaluate multiple or competing perspectives and options and recommend appropriate

administrative plans or courses of action for a healthcare problem or issue

3 Apply quantitative skills and methods to evaluate healthcare datainformation

4 Critically evaluate professional literature in the field of health administration

5 Develop effective written documents and presentations as professionally appropriate at the

healthcare administrative level eg executive reports business plans and presentations

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

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Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Healthcare Management concentration may be able to

transfer to the MS in Health Administration degree program however students may not complete

the MSHS with a concentration in Healthcare Management and seek a second degree in the MS in

Health Administration program Students are urged to contact their academic advisor with any

questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSHA degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSHA degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHA506 - Health Care Systems Organization

4 Credits Description

MHA507 - Health Care Delivery Systems

4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems

4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration

4 Credits Description

MHM525 - Marketing in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHA599 - MSHA Capstone Course 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 MHM502

MHM514 MHM522 MHM525 Plus 3 Electives

Description

Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance

4 Credits

Description

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MHM501 - Management and Organizational Behavior

4 Credits

Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care

4 Credits Description

NCM501 - Foundation of Conflict Management

4 Credits

Description

Master of Science in Emergency and Disaster Management Each year people across the world are confronted by disasters As can be witnessed by world events

the ability of a nation state or community to plan for and respond to emergencies and disasters is

essential in mitigating the potentially catastrophic consequences of natural and man-made disasters

The Master of Science in Emergency amp Disaster Management (MSEDM) is designed for both military and

civilian students with experience responding to national and global humanitarian crises terrorist-based

events and natural disasters This program provides graduates with the skills to succeed in emergency

and disaster professions in the military federal state and local government and industry

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Apply effective solutions and responses to problems of a physical and psychological nature

experienced in a disaster aftermath

3 Develop emergency plans that meet state and federal guideline and demonstrate effective

communication skills

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

6 Analyze and evaluate disaster threats to public health infrastructure to effectively integrate and

develop coordinated responses with various agencies in disaster mitigation

7 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

8 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

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International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Emergency and Disaster Management concentration may be

able to transfer to the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management degree program however

students may not complete the MSHS with a concentration in Emergency and Disaster Management

and seek a second degree in the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management program Students are

urged to contact their academic advisor with any questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSEDM degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSEDM degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management

4 Credits

Description

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology

4 Credits

Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits MHE503 or MHE509 Description

EDM504 - Public Health and the Aftermath of a Disaster

4 Credits

Description

EDM502 - Critical Infrastructure Vulnerability and Protection

4 Credits MHE503 MHE 509 MHE511

Description

EDM599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits All other 9 courses in the

program need to be taken prior Description

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Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster

4 Credits

Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment

4 Credits

Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

EDM501 - Domestic Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

EDM503 - Infectious Disease Mitigation Following Natural Disasters

4 Credits

Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy

4 Credits

Description

Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences The Doctor of Philosophy represents the highest level of achievement in any academic discipline TUI is

proud to offer a research degree resulting in a Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences

Students who earn this degree are qualified to enter academia or the top levels of health care

administration or health executive positions in government and the private sector These graduates will

have demonstrated excellence in their pursuit of academic study in their selected field As with any

quality PhD degree the work is challenging but the rewards are substantial

The purpose of the Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences program is to prepare professionals from

health and health related fields as leaders educators researchers and scholars Students select either

the educatorresearcher or practitioner concentration in International Health or Health Care

Administration All students in the program will develop advanced research skills directed toward the

creation of new knowledge demonstrated by a PhD Dissertation

Students will gain knowledge and skills that may be used to function at the entry level of university

professorial track teaching or at the highest levels of organizational management Students will gain an

extensive background and comprehension of various areas of health and will learn skills needed for

acquisition and application of advanced knowledge including current developments in their area of

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specialty Graduates will demonstrate effective scholarly writing and presentation as well as skills

needed to design perform compile and successfully defend a doctoral level dissertation The program

also provides students with the ability to make contributions by publishing in peer-reviewed journals

andor presenting research in professional conferences Students planning to enter an academic career

will learn skills for effective teaching in academic health profession programs

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health science

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications to specific areas of health sciences

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration

Admission Standards All applicants to the PhD Programs at TUI are required to possess the following

1 Have an earned Masters degree from an accredited college or university with at least 30

graduate level semester credits

2 Have a grade point average of 34 (on a 40 scale) on all work completed during the Masters

degree An official transcript of all prior academic work must be submitted

3 Possess analytical and critical thinking skills sufficient to deal with the doctoral program

demonstrated by a sample of research or academic publication Must submit a sample of

research oriented writing or publication

4 Possess writing and oral communication skills sufficient to conduct and deliver the results of

meaningful research Must submit an essay that includes current personal intellectual and

professional interests and why the student applies to the degree at TUI

5 Submit a current Curriculum Vita (Resume)

6 Possess information technology skills sufficient to effectively participate in the TUI PhD

pedagogical model

7 Possess Internet skills sufficient to effectively conduct research at a PhD level

8 Have successfully completed with a grade of B or better at least one course in Research

Methods or Statistics at the Masterrsquos or higher level If a student does not meet the research

requirement it can be met by successfully completing a Research Methods course from the TUI

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Masters program with a grade of B or better This course will be considered a prerequisite and

not included in the total number of PhD course units required by the students degree plan

9 International students must have minimum TOEFL of 55021379

You may apply only once to the TUI PhD program if denied no additional applications to the

same program will be accepted

Transfer Policies TUI accepts up to four semester credits of Doctoral level courses from accredited doctoral granting

institutions provided the transferred course meets the same general content standards as the TUI

course

Degree Requirements The PhD at TUI is a post Masterrsquos degree consisting of 44 semester credit hours of coursework which may be completed in six sessions with a load of 2 courses (8 credits) per session The program also consists of a research dissertation Based on the nature of independent research being conducted by each student the time needed to complete the dissertation will depend upon the individual student The PhD curriculum has the following components 1 Core Courses All students are required to take five (5) research methods courses and two (2) required theory courses in the field of health These courses provide the foundation for the elective courses which students may pursue in their specialized concentrations All courses are valued at four (4) semester credits The last course taken prior to the dissertation series is the required DHS699-Dissertation Proposal Seminar 2 Concentration Courses In addition to the required core courses there are four (4) concentration courses (electives) needed to complete the degree plan Students may select one concentration from an offering of three concentrations These courses are generally in the specific area of the research that the student will pursue All elective courses are valued at four (4) semester credits 3 Written and Oral Qualifying Students will be examined on their understanding of research methods and statistical concepts related to the research process 4 Dissertation Students demonstrate a synthesis of their doctoral study knowledge and scholarship with a significant quantitative research project that contributes to general principles of knowledge in the field(s) potentially impacted by the research Following the completion of the course work including the Dissertation Seminar (DHS 699) students will continue to work on the dissertation and register for subsequent sessions to DHS 700 701 702hellip The 700 series courses will appear in a separate section on the studentrsquos transcript dedicated to the dissertation

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Degree Requirements - Summary

Completion of 28 semester credit of core courses

Completion of 16 semester credit of elective courses

Successful completion of both oral and written Comprehensive exam

Successful completion of the Dissertation Seminar Prospectus (DHS699)

Successful defense of the dissertation proposal

Successful defense of the PhD dissertation and approval of the Dissertation Committee and

Program Director

Students in the doctoral degree programs must complete each doctoral course with a grade of B

(30) or better and maintain a cumulative GPA of 30 (B) or better for all courses applying toward the

degree

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

DHS600 - Research Methods in Health Sciences 4 Credits Description

DHS608 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics I 4 Credits Description

DHS612 - Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

DHS618 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics II 4 Credits Description

DHS620 - Linking Theory with Research 4 Credits Description

DHS652 - Research Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS699 - Dissertation Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS 700 through 711 ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

DHS 712 and above ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

Specialization Courses (16 Credits)

International Health EducatorResearcher

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of international health education and research

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in areas of international health education and research

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55

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health education and research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health education and research

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

education and research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health education and research

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health education and research

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DHS621 - Curriculum in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

DHS623 - TeachingAdministration in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

International Health EducatorPractitioner

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge relevant to the international health practitioner

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their application

to the international health practitioner

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health

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56

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH633 - Global Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

DIH635 - Geopolitical Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

Health Care Administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health care administration

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in health care administration

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of health

care administration

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

health care administration

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of health care

administration

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in health

care administration

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in health care administration

DHA619 - Current Issues in Health Administration Research 4 Credits Description

DHA621 - Health Care Law Regulation and Ethics 4 Credits Description

DHA623 - Advanced Leadership 4 Credits Description

DHA698 - Seminar in Strategic Planning for Health Organization 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

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22

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHS 365 Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS 455 Computers amp Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS328 Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

Health Sciences

TUI offers a general professional degree completion concentration in Health Sciences It is designed for

individuals who are licensed or certified in the field of Allied Health have graduated from an accredited

AS degree program or have completed transferrable credits and are interested in a bachelorrsquos degree

in health sciences

Required Upper Division Core Courses (36 Semester Credits)

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHM443 - Legal Aspects of health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS328 - Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

BHS420 - Quantitative Reasoning 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHS 365 Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS 455 Computers amp Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS328 Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

IDCs - Independent Duty Corpsmen

Independent Duty Corpsmen play a significant role in providing health care for servicemen and women

and their families TUI has joined the few universities who provide opportunities to complete a BS

degree at the students location with no residency requirement The BS in Health Sciences-Health Care

Management will provide IDCs the opportunity to enhance their knowledge base to obtain advanced

educational credentials and to be eligible for promotion in the Navy TUI developed a specifically

tailored BS in Health Sciences-degree completion program for IDCs The program is built on the

strengths of the IDC program and provides a combination of opportunities to fulfill requirements for a

Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences (BSHS) - Health Care Management IDCrsquos who complete the

course work for the degree will be prepared to continue their education in any Masters program such

as a Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Public Health or a Master of Science in

Health Sciences with a specialization in Health Care Management

The Bachelors degree is a 124-credit program consisting of 44 credits of advanced standing (from IDC

C school) a minimum of 45 general education credits an additional 3 credits lower division free

electives as a program GE requirement and 32 upper division credits of TUI coursework

Admission Standards

This program is specifically designed for those military personnel who have completed the IDC program

At this time only military personnel are eligible for this degree program with the following

qualifications

Surface Force IDC - NEC 8425

Submarine Force IDC - NEC 8402

Deep Sea Diving IDC - NEC 8494

Fleet Marine Force Recon IDC - NEC 8403

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Special Operations IDC - NEC 8491

Program Requirements

General Education (at TUI or transfer) A minimum of 45 Credits

Additional Electives 3 Credits

Upper and Lower Transfer Credits from IDC ldquoCrdquo School 44 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses 20 Credits

Upper Division Elective Courses 12 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses (20 Semester Credits)

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Upper Division Elective Courses (12 Semester Credits from the Following List)

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS411 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

PMTs - Preventive Medicine Technicians

TUI offers a unique degree completion program for professional Preventative Medicine Technicians The

program is designed for individuals who play a significant role in the provision of health care for Navy

and Marine Corps personnel TUIs Bachelor in Health Sciences with Health Care Management

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concentration allows personnel who have completed the Navy School of Health Sciences PMT program

to continue their education in their own homes on their own schedules This online program

compliments the strengths of the Navy technician program by offering additional instruction in health

care management ethics policy delivery systems emergency and disaster response and computer and

information systems PMTs that complete this Bachelor in Health Sciences will be fully prepared to

continue their education in any Public Health or Health Sciences program

The Bachelors degree is a 124-credit program consisting of 44 credits of advanced standing from the

Navy School of Health Sciences PMT program a minimum of 45 lower division general education credits

an additional 3 credits of lower division free electives as a program GE requirement and 32 upper

division credits of TUI coursework

Admission Standards

This program is specifically designed for those military personnel who have completed the PMT

program At this time only graduates of the Navy School of Health Sciences in PMT are eligible for this

program

Program Requirements

General Education (at TUI or transfer) A minimum of 45 Credits

Additional Electives 3 Credits

Upper and Lower PMT Program Transfer 44 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses 20 Credits

Upper Division Elective Courses 12 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses (20 Semester Credits)

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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26

Required Upper Division Elective Courses (12 Semester Credits from the Following List)

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS411 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

PMTrsquos will also have the option of completing the following program degree completion

PMT ndashBSHS Emphasis in Environmental Sciences

Admission Standards

This program is specifically designed for those military personnel who have completed the PMT

program At this time only graduates of the Navy School of Health Sciences in PMT are eligible for this

program

General Education (at TUI or transfer) A minimum of 45 Credits

Additional Electives 15 Credits

Upper Division Core Courses Transfer from PMT 28 Credits

Upper Elective Course Transfer from PMT 4 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses 24 Credits

Upper Division Elective Courses 8 Credits

BSHS Environmental Sciences CORE courses that would transfer 28 credits

BHE310 - Health Promotion and Disease Prevention 4 Credits Description

BHE314 - Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHE400 - Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

BHS434 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

BHS436 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

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27

BHS438 - Hazardous Materials 4 Credits Description

BHS440 - EntomologyPest Control 4 Credits Description

BSHS Environmental Sciences Elective requirement that would transfer 4 credits

BHS439 - Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

TUI Courses 32 credits (must be taken at TUI)

Required Upper Division Core Courses (24 Semester Credits)

BHE418 - Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS432 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS442 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

BHS490 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Required Upper Division Elective Courses (8 Semester Credits)

BHS433 - BHS433 Water Quality 4 Credits Description

BHS435 - Housing 4 Credits Description

BHS441 - Noise Control 4 Credits Description

Health Science Undergraduate Certificates TUI offers Undergraduate and Graduate Certificates as part of the Undergraduate or Graduate programs

respectively

Students may apply to a specific program where the certificate is usually a special trackconcentration

within the program Students categorically -- can only enroll in degree programs even though they may

receive documentation of having passed certain benchmarks A certificate is a benchmark reached

after completion of 4 (or more courses) within a specific program such as BSHS ndash Emergency and

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28

Disaster Management The benefit is that a student who completes a cluster of courses reaching the

benchmark may receive the certificate and continue with hisher degree program

The BS in Health Science program offers three (3) undergraduate certificates The certificate courses

may be taken as part of the program or taken as an extension of the program Students in the BS in

Health Sciences interested in one of the following Certificates - Nutrition Emergency and Disaster

Management or Family Health - must successfully complete all the required courses for the bachelors

degree and all four certificate courses Upon completion students will be eligible for a Certificate in the

respective program in addition to the BS in Health Sciences degree A total of 128 credits are required

for the BS in Health Sciences with Certificate in Nutrition Emergency and Disaster Management or

Family Health

All students seeking an Undergraduate Certificate must be admitted to TUI as a regularly admitted

undergraduate student

Academic Requirements

To be awarded the undergraduate certificate the student must earn a minimum ldquoCrdquo (20) in the courses that constitute the certificate with an overall program GPA of ldquoCrdquo (20) or better Programs may require higher academic requirements for their specific certificates

Certificate in Nutrition

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Nutrition provides a theoretical and philosophical

foundation in principles of human nutrition including nutrition through the life cycle and nutrition and

disease

Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits)

BHE411 - Human Nutrition 4 Credits Description

BHE413 - Nutrition and Disease 4 Credits Description

BHE417 - Nutrition throughout the Life Cycle 4 Credits Description

BHE419 - Sports Nutrition and Weight Control 4 Credits Description

Certificate in Family Health

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Family Health provides a theoretical and

philosophical foundation in principles of health promotion planning implementation and

assessment of health education related to the family

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Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits)

BHE433 - Maternal-Neonatal Health 4 Credits Description

BHE435 - Infant and Children at Risk 4 Credits Description

BHE415 - Community and Domestic Violence 4 Credits Description

BHE439 - Issues in Family Planning 4 Credits Description

Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Emergency and Disaster Management provides

a theoretical and philosophical foundation in principles of risk assessment and planning related to

terrorism and other emergencies and disasters

Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits Choose Four (4) Courses from the Following)

BHS411 - Issues in Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS412 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS417 - Emergency Planning and Operation 4 Credits Description

BHS419 - Risk Assessment 4 Credits Description

Health Science Undergraduate Graduation Requirements

Requirement for Graduation

To qualify for graduation with a BS in Health Sciences a student must have successfully fulfilled the

following requirements

Complete each of the required core courses with a C (20) or better

Maintain an overall GPA of 20 (C) or better for all coursework toward the degree

Master of Science in Health Sciences The TUI College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a variety of

concentrationsspecialties The goal of the program is to provide students with the knowledge and skills

needed for effective managerial and leadership careers in various health fields Students will learn to

discern among implement and evaluate new developments and advances in fields of health practice

including health education health care management public health emergency and disaster

management as well as others Individuals will learn to balance the needs of health practice within

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various sociopolitical and economic environments The program is also designed to provide students

with the ability to critically evaluate research findings in applicable fields of practice Students will

develop knowledge and skills in ethical and legal decision making The program also promotes

educational opportunities for career advancement employment mobility and lifelong learning

opportunities

Program Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion of their respective program option graduates should be able to

1 Critically evaluate scientific literature in the field of health sciences

2 Apply quantitative reasoning skills to evaluate scientific data or other health information

3 Identify and apply appropriate models and theories to approach and address health andor

healthcare problems or issues

4 Develop effective written documents and presentations as professionally appropriate at the health

andor healthcare administrative level eg reports proposals PowerPoint presentations educational

materials etc

5 Evaluate multiple or competing perspectivesoptions and recommend an appropriate plan or course

of action for a health andor healthcare problem or issue

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

Pre-requisite courses may be required in the Health Sciences program based on concentration selected

International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may transfer up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos level

program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must meet

the same general content standards as the TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MS degree in Health Sciences students must successfully fulfill both of the following

requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

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MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management The TUI (TUI) College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a

specialty in Health Care Management

The goal of the program is to provide students with the knowledge and skills needed for effective

managerial and leadership careers in the health field The program promotes educational opportunities

for career advancement employment mobility and lifelong learning opportunities to health care

professionals

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to contemporary health

care management

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health care management

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the health care manager functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to health care management

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues faced by the

health care manager

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health care

manager

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health care manager

Degree Requirements

The MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management Specialization requires successful completion of

40 semester credits A final culminating project and an integrative paper are included

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

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Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHM501 - Management and Organizational Behavior 4 Credits Description

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM507 - Quality Assurance in Hospital Healthcare Organizations 4 Credits Description

MHM509 - Quality Assurance in Managed Care 4 Credits Description

MHM511 - Quality Assurance in Long Term Care Nursing Homes 4 Credits Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems 4 Credits Description

MHM525 - Marketing in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHM535 - Hospital Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

NCM501 - Foundation of Conflict Management 4 Credits Description

NCM511 - Mediation and Arbitration 4 Credits Description

NCM512 - Negotiation Strategies 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciences - International Health TUI-College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a specialty in

International Health The goal is to provide quality education and training to individuals seeking a

graduate degree in international health specialty and to current practitioners or scientists seeking to

fulfill their academic aspirations by achieving and earning an advanced degree in the field of

international health perspective

In the twenty-first century we continue to witness great inequities in access to availability of basic

health care services around the globe Developing regions of the world continue to suffer from

significant public health problems Poverty ethnic tensions violence political instability urban decay

and natural and environmental hazards as well as poor population growth control continue to dominate

the scene in many countries

Graduates of the MS degree in Health Sciences with specialization in International Health will be able to

fill positions in governmental and private national and international organizations The program

emphasizes cross cultural awareness planning implementing and evaluating sustainable health care

development programs for communities and nations develop studentsrsquo skills and ability to assess needs

and develop priorities with limited resources

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Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to international health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in international health

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact

international health

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to international health

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in

international health

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in international health

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an international health professional

Degree Requirements

The MS degree in Health Sciences -International Health Specialty requires successful completion of 40

semester credits a final culminating project and an integrative paper

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MIH502 - Introduction to Intrsquol Health 4 Credits Description

MIH508 - Health Policy in Developing Countries 4 Credits Description

MIH512 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

MIH514 - Cross Cultural Perspectives 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

MIH599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MIH523 - Disaster Humanitarian Emergencies 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MIH543 - Perspective on Abuse and Violence 4 Credits Description

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Total Credits for MS in Health Sciences- International Health specialization

MS Core Courses 20 Credits

MS Electives 16 Credits

Culminating Project 4 Credits

Total 40 Credits

To qualify for graduation with a MS in Health Sciences with a specialization in International Health a

student must have successfully fulfilled all of the following requirements

1 Completed each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

2 Maintained an overall GPA of ldquoB (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying

toward the degree

Health Care Management ndash Informatics Health Informatics Concentration focuses on the application of computer information systems to health

care and public health Informatics extends beyond simply using the computer as a tool for computation

into the process of knowledge acquisition storage retrieval representation and manipulation A major

focus of Informatics is the support of information systems for reasoning decision-making and learning

Health Informatics encompasses the fields of information science computer information systems and

educational technology in support of health care delivery education and management Health

Informatics is a body of knowledge and a set of techniques to organize and manage information in

support of research education and patient care

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to application of computer

information systems to health care and public health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health informatics

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact health

informatics

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to health informatics

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in health

informatics

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in health informatics

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills in health informatics

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Degree Requirements

The MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management Concentration in Health Informatics requires

successful completion of 40 semester credits A final culminating project and an integrative paper are

included

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHI500 - Introduction to Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI502 - Information Systems in the Delivery of Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHI504 - Systems Analysis for Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI506 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Systems Development in Health Informatics

4 Credits Description

MHI508 - Health Information Systems Security 4 Credits Description

To qualify for graduation with a MS in Health Sciences Health Care Management in Health Informatics

a student must have successfully fulfilled both of the following requirements

Completed each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

Maintained an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying

toward the degree

MS in Health Sciences ndash Public Health The Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Public Health is designed to provide

health care professionals and other qualified applicants with advanced knowledge and practical tools in

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public health and health care management Graduates of the program will be able to seek managerial

and leadership positions in the field of public health and health care administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to public health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings relevant to public health

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the public health professional functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to service in public health

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in public

health

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in public health

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a public health professional

Degree Requirements

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MPH502 - Introduction to Public Health 4 Credits Description

MPH504 - Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MIH512 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

MIH514 - Cross Cultural perspectives 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory Based Research 4 Credits Description

MPH599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy 4 Credits Description

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems 4 Credits Description

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MIH543 - Perspectives on Abuse and Violence 4 Credits Description

MHE510 - Occupational Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

MPH503 - Infertility and Public Health 4 Credits Description

MSin Health Sciences -- Emergency and Disaster Management The Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Emergency and Disaster Management

prepares students to provide leadership in major emergencies and disasters including terrorism This

specialization provides individuals planning to hold leadership position as emergency professionals in

government and industry with the skills to respond effectively when emergencies and disasters strike

and provide leadership in those situations Students will learn to analyze disaster threats write

emergency plans to meet state and federal guidelines understand problems facing response teams and

communicate knowledgeably with expert advisors in crisis

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues faced by the

emergency and disaster management professional

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an emergency and disaster management

professional

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology 4 Credits Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits Description

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MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster 4 Credits Description

MHE599 - Culminating Projects 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE510 - Occupation Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

MHE513 - Risk Assessment and Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE518 - Education in Emergency 4 Credits Description

MPH502 - Introduction to Public Health 4 Credits Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciencesndash Health Education The Master of Science in Health Sciences - Health Education specialization prepares professionals to

administer and develop health education programs to implement health education processes and

concepts to understand current health issues and to master skills and knowledge appropriate to

leadership positions in the field

Students should note that the MS in Health Sciences Health Education concentration is not a certificate

or credentialing program TUI cannot grant or certify any student for a credential as a teacher or

administrator As the requirements for credentialinglicensurecertification vary from state to state

students are urged to contact their state of residence or employment for information on specific

requirementscriteria

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to contemporary health

education

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health education

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the health educator functions

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4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to professional practice in health

education

5 Develop and implement plans for promoting health and facilitating voluntary changes in health

behaviors

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health educator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health educator

Degree Requirements

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD506 - Cultural and Cross-Cultural Perspectives in Health 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

MHD510 - Research in Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD599 - Capstone Integrative Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging and Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health and Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy and Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciences - Clinical Research Administration Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Clinical Research Administration a growing

field for health professionals who are interested in overseeing the administration and progress of clinical

trials in various health care facilities usually sponsored by a pharmaceutical company or biologics or

devices companies

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A Clinical Research Administrator is a health professional who manages the various aspects of the

clinical trial not only the health aspects but also the administrative aspects The Clinical Research

Administrator supervises the conduct of clinical trials at a clinical site Individuals who work in the area

of Clinical Research Administration come from very diverse areas such as Nursing Clinical Laboratory

Nutrition Respiratory Therapy Rehabilitation Sciences Physician Assistants IDC PMT Physical Therapy

Medicine to name a few

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to clinical research

administration

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in clinical research

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the clinical research administrator functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to professional practice in clinical

research administration

5 Develop and implement plans for supervising clinical research studies

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a clinical research

administrator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a clinical research administrator

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

CRA502 - Bioethics and Legal Perspectives 4 Credits Description

CRA548 - Research Methods for Health Professionals 4 Credits Description

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA554 - Human Trials 4 Credits Description

CRA599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

CRA500 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

CRA503 - Clinical Research Funding 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

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CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

CRA509 - Scientific Reporting 4 Credits Description

Joint Degree Program The College of Business Administration and the College of Health Sciences have joined forces to offer a

Dual MS-MBA program that result in conferral of a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree and

a Master of Science in Health Sciences with a concentration in Health Care Management (MSHS) degree

Admission Requirements

The student needs to apply specifically to the dual degree program when applying to the

university

The MSMBA degree requires total of 64 credit hours 32 credits from each program The

student may choose which program heshe completes first

Dual degree students must satisfy the curriculum and graduation requirements of both the MBA

and MSHS programs and follow their degree plan CAP599 the Integrated Capstone course

must be the last course taken after the required courses in both the MSHS ndash Concentration in

Health Care Management and the MBA program have been taken

Students withdrawing from the dual degree program before completing both degrees will only

receive credit toward graduation for such courses that qualify toward a single degree program

In this situation students will take the capstone course for the single degree program they wish

to complete (MHM599 for the MSHS or BUS599 for the MBA) The CAP599 integrated capstone

is only applicable for the Dual Degree

The MBA and MS degrees will be awarded upon successful completion of the requirements of

the entire dual degree program

Dual Degree Requirements

MBA ndash Masters in Business Administration (8 Courses 32 Credits)

ACC501 ndash Accounting for Decision Making 4 Credits Description

ETH501 ndash Business Ethics 4 Credits Description

FIN501 ndash Strategic Corporate Finance 4 Credits Description

ITM501 ndash Management Information Systems and Business Strategy 4 Credits Description

MGT501 ndash Management and Organizational Behavior 4 Credits Description

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MGT599 ndash Strategic Management 4 Credits Description

MKT501 ndash Strategic Marketing 4 Credits Description

OPM500 ndash Operation Management for Managers 4 Credits Description

MSHS ndash Concentration in Health Care Management (8 Courses 32 Credits)

MHM505 ndash Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 ndash Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM522 ndash Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM535 ndash Hospital Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH521 ndash Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MIH527 ndash Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MIH548 ndash Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

CAP599 ndash Integrative Capstone Course in Health Care Business Management

4 Credits Description

Graduate Certificates

Admission Standards

Possess a baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in health health science

or related field with a minimum GPA of 25 Submit transcripts of undergraduate and all prior

graduate work

Submit copies of any licenses and board certifications held

Academic Requirements

To be awarded the graduate certificate the student must earn a minimum ldquoB-rdquo (267) in the courses

that constitute the certificate with an overall program GPA of ldquoBrdquo (30) or better Programs may require

higher academic requirements for their specific certificates

Emergency and Disaster Management

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management is to provide the

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theoretical and philosophical foundations in principles of risk assessment emergency planning and

methodology related to terrorism and disaster relief

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHE507 - Bio- Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology 4 Credits Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits Choose one (1) course from the following)

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

MHE513 - Risk Assessment and Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE518 - Education in Emergency 4 Credits Description

Quality Assurance

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Quality Assurance is to provide administrators and practitioners

holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques used to achieve and

ensure quality health care delivery The focus will be on presenting the analytical tools and techniques

that will allow the health care administrator and professional to analyze assess and improve health

outcomes consumer satisfaction accountability and the processes within the organization that ensure

ongoing quality improvement The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit courses

designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in analyzing

developing and directing quality systems in the workplace

Required Course (16 Credits)

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM507 - Quality Assurance in Hospitals Healthcare Organizations 4 Credits Description

MHM509 - Quality Assurance in Managed Care 4 Credits Description

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MHM511 - Quality Assurance in Long Term Care Nursing Homes 4 Credits Description

Health Informatics

The graduate certificate in Health Informatics focuses on the application of computer information

systems to health care and public health and it is intended for students with a background in health

who wish to be prepared to apply current computer technology to the management of health care

services The certificate consists of the four following required courses

Required Courses (16 Credits)

Please select four (4) courses from the following

MHI500 - Introduction to Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI502 - Information Systems in the Delivery of Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHI504 - Systems Analysis for Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI506 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Systems Development in Health Informatics

4 Credits Description

MHI508 - Health Information Systems Security 4 Credits Description

Clinical Research Administration

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Clinical Research Administration is to provide administrators and

practitioners holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques to manage

the various aspects of clinical trial The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit

courses designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in the

administration of clinical research at a clinical site

Required Courses (16 Credits)

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

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Health Education The graduate certificate coursework in health education provides a theoretical and philosophical

foundation in principles of health promotion planning assessment and community health

education based on a synthesis of knowledge drawn from the physical biological social and

behavioral sciences Through the case study method students develop critical thinking skills in

community organization needs assessment and education strategies for individuals and groups

Students interested in the Certified Health Education Specialist exam who do not possess a

baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in the Health Sciences or Health

Professions concentrating in Health Education Community Health Education Public Health Education

School Health Education etc may be required to earn additional units in order to qualify for the National

Certification Exam Students are urged to contact NCHEC regarding eligibility and requirements for the

exam

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits)

Please choose one (1) course from the following

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging amp Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health amp Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy amp Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

Environmental Health Science The Certificate Program in Environmental Health Sciences is offered for those persons working in the

field of environmental health who need to develop their formal education in specific elements of the

field of environmental health Environmental Health consists of those organized activities undertaken to

protect and enhance the publicrsquos health through the recognition assessment and control of

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46

environmental hazards with focus on biological chemical and physical hazards The two major aspects in

an environmental health program are the prevention of disease and the protection and promotion of

human well being

The certificate consists of four of the following required courses (16 credits)

MHS523 - Principles of Environmental Health 4 Credits Description

MHS525 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

MHS527 - Water Quality 4 Credits Description

MHS529 - Housing 4 Credits Description

MHS531 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

MHS533 - Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

MHS535 - Noise Control 4 Credits Description

MHS537 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

Conflict Resolution Management

Conflict is an inevitable part of our professional and personal lives As conflict has an adverse effect on

organizational goal attainment there has been a growing need to understand the sources of conflict

and consequently manage it by applying the appropriate approach and strategy All organizations across

all fields and industries share a common resource ndash people ndash who interact and perform under various

and demanding conditions and all potentially conducive to inter-personal and intra-organizational

conflict The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Conflict Resolution Management is to provide those

professionals in business health or education to master the advanced concepts and techniques of

conflict resolution management Unilateral Bilateral and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) which

will enable them to understand overcome and move beyond conflict The certificate consists of a series

of three graduate-level credit courses designed to provide graduates with knowledge and skills and a

capstone course oriented towards addressing most common real-life situations

Required Courses (16 Credits)

NCM501 - Foundations of Conflict Resolutions 4 Credits Description

NCM511 - Mediation and Arbitration 4 Credits Description

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NCM512 - Negotiation Strategies 4 Credits Description

NCM599 - Capstone Course 4 Credits Description

Master of Science in Health Administration Propelled by broad trends such as demographic growth an ageing population medical innovation and

increased public awareness the field of Health Administration offers rewarding and challenging career

opportunities in the 21st century The Master of Science in Health Administration (MSHA) degree caters

to real world practical needs and focuses on implementing the knowledge and skills needed for effective

administrative leadership roles in organizations throughout the complex healthcare ecosystem This

degree provides graduates with a strong knowledge base in all aspects of Health Administration

including management delivery systems finance ethics regulation and human resources

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Identify and apply appropriate models and theories to approach and address administrative

healthcare problems or issues

2 Evaluate multiple or competing perspectives and options and recommend appropriate

administrative plans or courses of action for a healthcare problem or issue

3 Apply quantitative skills and methods to evaluate healthcare datainformation

4 Critically evaluate professional literature in the field of health administration

5 Develop effective written documents and presentations as professionally appropriate at the

healthcare administrative level eg executive reports business plans and presentations

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

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Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Healthcare Management concentration may be able to

transfer to the MS in Health Administration degree program however students may not complete

the MSHS with a concentration in Healthcare Management and seek a second degree in the MS in

Health Administration program Students are urged to contact their academic advisor with any

questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSHA degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSHA degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHA506 - Health Care Systems Organization

4 Credits Description

MHA507 - Health Care Delivery Systems

4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems

4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration

4 Credits Description

MHM525 - Marketing in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHA599 - MSHA Capstone Course 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 MHM502

MHM514 MHM522 MHM525 Plus 3 Electives

Description

Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance

4 Credits

Description

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MHM501 - Management and Organizational Behavior

4 Credits

Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care

4 Credits Description

NCM501 - Foundation of Conflict Management

4 Credits

Description

Master of Science in Emergency and Disaster Management Each year people across the world are confronted by disasters As can be witnessed by world events

the ability of a nation state or community to plan for and respond to emergencies and disasters is

essential in mitigating the potentially catastrophic consequences of natural and man-made disasters

The Master of Science in Emergency amp Disaster Management (MSEDM) is designed for both military and

civilian students with experience responding to national and global humanitarian crises terrorist-based

events and natural disasters This program provides graduates with the skills to succeed in emergency

and disaster professions in the military federal state and local government and industry

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Apply effective solutions and responses to problems of a physical and psychological nature

experienced in a disaster aftermath

3 Develop emergency plans that meet state and federal guideline and demonstrate effective

communication skills

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

6 Analyze and evaluate disaster threats to public health infrastructure to effectively integrate and

develop coordinated responses with various agencies in disaster mitigation

7 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

8 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

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International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Emergency and Disaster Management concentration may be

able to transfer to the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management degree program however

students may not complete the MSHS with a concentration in Emergency and Disaster Management

and seek a second degree in the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management program Students are

urged to contact their academic advisor with any questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSEDM degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSEDM degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management

4 Credits

Description

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology

4 Credits

Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits MHE503 or MHE509 Description

EDM504 - Public Health and the Aftermath of a Disaster

4 Credits

Description

EDM502 - Critical Infrastructure Vulnerability and Protection

4 Credits MHE503 MHE 509 MHE511

Description

EDM599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits All other 9 courses in the

program need to be taken prior Description

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Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster

4 Credits

Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment

4 Credits

Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

EDM501 - Domestic Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

EDM503 - Infectious Disease Mitigation Following Natural Disasters

4 Credits

Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy

4 Credits

Description

Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences The Doctor of Philosophy represents the highest level of achievement in any academic discipline TUI is

proud to offer a research degree resulting in a Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences

Students who earn this degree are qualified to enter academia or the top levels of health care

administration or health executive positions in government and the private sector These graduates will

have demonstrated excellence in their pursuit of academic study in their selected field As with any

quality PhD degree the work is challenging but the rewards are substantial

The purpose of the Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences program is to prepare professionals from

health and health related fields as leaders educators researchers and scholars Students select either

the educatorresearcher or practitioner concentration in International Health or Health Care

Administration All students in the program will develop advanced research skills directed toward the

creation of new knowledge demonstrated by a PhD Dissertation

Students will gain knowledge and skills that may be used to function at the entry level of university

professorial track teaching or at the highest levels of organizational management Students will gain an

extensive background and comprehension of various areas of health and will learn skills needed for

acquisition and application of advanced knowledge including current developments in their area of

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specialty Graduates will demonstrate effective scholarly writing and presentation as well as skills

needed to design perform compile and successfully defend a doctoral level dissertation The program

also provides students with the ability to make contributions by publishing in peer-reviewed journals

andor presenting research in professional conferences Students planning to enter an academic career

will learn skills for effective teaching in academic health profession programs

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health science

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications to specific areas of health sciences

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration

Admission Standards All applicants to the PhD Programs at TUI are required to possess the following

1 Have an earned Masters degree from an accredited college or university with at least 30

graduate level semester credits

2 Have a grade point average of 34 (on a 40 scale) on all work completed during the Masters

degree An official transcript of all prior academic work must be submitted

3 Possess analytical and critical thinking skills sufficient to deal with the doctoral program

demonstrated by a sample of research or academic publication Must submit a sample of

research oriented writing or publication

4 Possess writing and oral communication skills sufficient to conduct and deliver the results of

meaningful research Must submit an essay that includes current personal intellectual and

professional interests and why the student applies to the degree at TUI

5 Submit a current Curriculum Vita (Resume)

6 Possess information technology skills sufficient to effectively participate in the TUI PhD

pedagogical model

7 Possess Internet skills sufficient to effectively conduct research at a PhD level

8 Have successfully completed with a grade of B or better at least one course in Research

Methods or Statistics at the Masterrsquos or higher level If a student does not meet the research

requirement it can be met by successfully completing a Research Methods course from the TUI

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Masters program with a grade of B or better This course will be considered a prerequisite and

not included in the total number of PhD course units required by the students degree plan

9 International students must have minimum TOEFL of 55021379

You may apply only once to the TUI PhD program if denied no additional applications to the

same program will be accepted

Transfer Policies TUI accepts up to four semester credits of Doctoral level courses from accredited doctoral granting

institutions provided the transferred course meets the same general content standards as the TUI

course

Degree Requirements The PhD at TUI is a post Masterrsquos degree consisting of 44 semester credit hours of coursework which may be completed in six sessions with a load of 2 courses (8 credits) per session The program also consists of a research dissertation Based on the nature of independent research being conducted by each student the time needed to complete the dissertation will depend upon the individual student The PhD curriculum has the following components 1 Core Courses All students are required to take five (5) research methods courses and two (2) required theory courses in the field of health These courses provide the foundation for the elective courses which students may pursue in their specialized concentrations All courses are valued at four (4) semester credits The last course taken prior to the dissertation series is the required DHS699-Dissertation Proposal Seminar 2 Concentration Courses In addition to the required core courses there are four (4) concentration courses (electives) needed to complete the degree plan Students may select one concentration from an offering of three concentrations These courses are generally in the specific area of the research that the student will pursue All elective courses are valued at four (4) semester credits 3 Written and Oral Qualifying Students will be examined on their understanding of research methods and statistical concepts related to the research process 4 Dissertation Students demonstrate a synthesis of their doctoral study knowledge and scholarship with a significant quantitative research project that contributes to general principles of knowledge in the field(s) potentially impacted by the research Following the completion of the course work including the Dissertation Seminar (DHS 699) students will continue to work on the dissertation and register for subsequent sessions to DHS 700 701 702hellip The 700 series courses will appear in a separate section on the studentrsquos transcript dedicated to the dissertation

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Degree Requirements - Summary

Completion of 28 semester credit of core courses

Completion of 16 semester credit of elective courses

Successful completion of both oral and written Comprehensive exam

Successful completion of the Dissertation Seminar Prospectus (DHS699)

Successful defense of the dissertation proposal

Successful defense of the PhD dissertation and approval of the Dissertation Committee and

Program Director

Students in the doctoral degree programs must complete each doctoral course with a grade of B

(30) or better and maintain a cumulative GPA of 30 (B) or better for all courses applying toward the

degree

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

DHS600 - Research Methods in Health Sciences 4 Credits Description

DHS608 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics I 4 Credits Description

DHS612 - Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

DHS618 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics II 4 Credits Description

DHS620 - Linking Theory with Research 4 Credits Description

DHS652 - Research Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS699 - Dissertation Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS 700 through 711 ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

DHS 712 and above ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

Specialization Courses (16 Credits)

International Health EducatorResearcher

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of international health education and research

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in areas of international health education and research

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3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health education and research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health education and research

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

education and research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health education and research

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health education and research

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DHS621 - Curriculum in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

DHS623 - TeachingAdministration in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

International Health EducatorPractitioner

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge relevant to the international health practitioner

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their application

to the international health practitioner

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health

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DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH633 - Global Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

DIH635 - Geopolitical Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

Health Care Administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health care administration

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in health care administration

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of health

care administration

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

health care administration

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of health care

administration

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in health

care administration

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in health care administration

DHA619 - Current Issues in Health Administration Research 4 Credits Description

DHA621 - Health Care Law Regulation and Ethics 4 Credits Description

DHA623 - Advanced Leadership 4 Credits Description

DHA698 - Seminar in Strategic Planning for Health Organization 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

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Additional Upper Division Courses (28 Semester Credits)

BHS 365 Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHS 455 Computers amp Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS328 Team Building 4 Credits Description

BHS 427 Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

BHM 415 Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS 400 Stress Management 4 Credits Description

BHE 418 Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

IDCs - Independent Duty Corpsmen

Independent Duty Corpsmen play a significant role in providing health care for servicemen and women

and their families TUI has joined the few universities who provide opportunities to complete a BS

degree at the students location with no residency requirement The BS in Health Sciences-Health Care

Management will provide IDCs the opportunity to enhance their knowledge base to obtain advanced

educational credentials and to be eligible for promotion in the Navy TUI developed a specifically

tailored BS in Health Sciences-degree completion program for IDCs The program is built on the

strengths of the IDC program and provides a combination of opportunities to fulfill requirements for a

Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences (BSHS) - Health Care Management IDCrsquos who complete the

course work for the degree will be prepared to continue their education in any Masters program such

as a Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Public Health or a Master of Science in

Health Sciences with a specialization in Health Care Management

The Bachelors degree is a 124-credit program consisting of 44 credits of advanced standing (from IDC

C school) a minimum of 45 general education credits an additional 3 credits lower division free

electives as a program GE requirement and 32 upper division credits of TUI coursework

Admission Standards

This program is specifically designed for those military personnel who have completed the IDC program

At this time only military personnel are eligible for this degree program with the following

qualifications

Surface Force IDC - NEC 8425

Submarine Force IDC - NEC 8402

Deep Sea Diving IDC - NEC 8494

Fleet Marine Force Recon IDC - NEC 8403

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Special Operations IDC - NEC 8491

Program Requirements

General Education (at TUI or transfer) A minimum of 45 Credits

Additional Electives 3 Credits

Upper and Lower Transfer Credits from IDC ldquoCrdquo School 44 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses 20 Credits

Upper Division Elective Courses 12 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses (20 Semester Credits)

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Upper Division Elective Courses (12 Semester Credits from the Following List)

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS411 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

PMTs - Preventive Medicine Technicians

TUI offers a unique degree completion program for professional Preventative Medicine Technicians The

program is designed for individuals who play a significant role in the provision of health care for Navy

and Marine Corps personnel TUIs Bachelor in Health Sciences with Health Care Management

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concentration allows personnel who have completed the Navy School of Health Sciences PMT program

to continue their education in their own homes on their own schedules This online program

compliments the strengths of the Navy technician program by offering additional instruction in health

care management ethics policy delivery systems emergency and disaster response and computer and

information systems PMTs that complete this Bachelor in Health Sciences will be fully prepared to

continue their education in any Public Health or Health Sciences program

The Bachelors degree is a 124-credit program consisting of 44 credits of advanced standing from the

Navy School of Health Sciences PMT program a minimum of 45 lower division general education credits

an additional 3 credits of lower division free electives as a program GE requirement and 32 upper

division credits of TUI coursework

Admission Standards

This program is specifically designed for those military personnel who have completed the PMT

program At this time only graduates of the Navy School of Health Sciences in PMT are eligible for this

program

Program Requirements

General Education (at TUI or transfer) A minimum of 45 Credits

Additional Electives 3 Credits

Upper and Lower PMT Program Transfer 44 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses 20 Credits

Upper Division Elective Courses 12 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses (20 Semester Credits)

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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Required Upper Division Elective Courses (12 Semester Credits from the Following List)

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS411 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

PMTrsquos will also have the option of completing the following program degree completion

PMT ndashBSHS Emphasis in Environmental Sciences

Admission Standards

This program is specifically designed for those military personnel who have completed the PMT

program At this time only graduates of the Navy School of Health Sciences in PMT are eligible for this

program

General Education (at TUI or transfer) A minimum of 45 Credits

Additional Electives 15 Credits

Upper Division Core Courses Transfer from PMT 28 Credits

Upper Elective Course Transfer from PMT 4 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses 24 Credits

Upper Division Elective Courses 8 Credits

BSHS Environmental Sciences CORE courses that would transfer 28 credits

BHE310 - Health Promotion and Disease Prevention 4 Credits Description

BHE314 - Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHE400 - Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

BHS434 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

BHS436 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

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BHS438 - Hazardous Materials 4 Credits Description

BHS440 - EntomologyPest Control 4 Credits Description

BSHS Environmental Sciences Elective requirement that would transfer 4 credits

BHS439 - Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

TUI Courses 32 credits (must be taken at TUI)

Required Upper Division Core Courses (24 Semester Credits)

BHE418 - Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS432 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS442 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

BHS490 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Required Upper Division Elective Courses (8 Semester Credits)

BHS433 - BHS433 Water Quality 4 Credits Description

BHS435 - Housing 4 Credits Description

BHS441 - Noise Control 4 Credits Description

Health Science Undergraduate Certificates TUI offers Undergraduate and Graduate Certificates as part of the Undergraduate or Graduate programs

respectively

Students may apply to a specific program where the certificate is usually a special trackconcentration

within the program Students categorically -- can only enroll in degree programs even though they may

receive documentation of having passed certain benchmarks A certificate is a benchmark reached

after completion of 4 (or more courses) within a specific program such as BSHS ndash Emergency and

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Disaster Management The benefit is that a student who completes a cluster of courses reaching the

benchmark may receive the certificate and continue with hisher degree program

The BS in Health Science program offers three (3) undergraduate certificates The certificate courses

may be taken as part of the program or taken as an extension of the program Students in the BS in

Health Sciences interested in one of the following Certificates - Nutrition Emergency and Disaster

Management or Family Health - must successfully complete all the required courses for the bachelors

degree and all four certificate courses Upon completion students will be eligible for a Certificate in the

respective program in addition to the BS in Health Sciences degree A total of 128 credits are required

for the BS in Health Sciences with Certificate in Nutrition Emergency and Disaster Management or

Family Health

All students seeking an Undergraduate Certificate must be admitted to TUI as a regularly admitted

undergraduate student

Academic Requirements

To be awarded the undergraduate certificate the student must earn a minimum ldquoCrdquo (20) in the courses that constitute the certificate with an overall program GPA of ldquoCrdquo (20) or better Programs may require higher academic requirements for their specific certificates

Certificate in Nutrition

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Nutrition provides a theoretical and philosophical

foundation in principles of human nutrition including nutrition through the life cycle and nutrition and

disease

Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits)

BHE411 - Human Nutrition 4 Credits Description

BHE413 - Nutrition and Disease 4 Credits Description

BHE417 - Nutrition throughout the Life Cycle 4 Credits Description

BHE419 - Sports Nutrition and Weight Control 4 Credits Description

Certificate in Family Health

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Family Health provides a theoretical and

philosophical foundation in principles of health promotion planning implementation and

assessment of health education related to the family

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Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits)

BHE433 - Maternal-Neonatal Health 4 Credits Description

BHE435 - Infant and Children at Risk 4 Credits Description

BHE415 - Community and Domestic Violence 4 Credits Description

BHE439 - Issues in Family Planning 4 Credits Description

Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Emergency and Disaster Management provides

a theoretical and philosophical foundation in principles of risk assessment and planning related to

terrorism and other emergencies and disasters

Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits Choose Four (4) Courses from the Following)

BHS411 - Issues in Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS412 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS417 - Emergency Planning and Operation 4 Credits Description

BHS419 - Risk Assessment 4 Credits Description

Health Science Undergraduate Graduation Requirements

Requirement for Graduation

To qualify for graduation with a BS in Health Sciences a student must have successfully fulfilled the

following requirements

Complete each of the required core courses with a C (20) or better

Maintain an overall GPA of 20 (C) or better for all coursework toward the degree

Master of Science in Health Sciences The TUI College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a variety of

concentrationsspecialties The goal of the program is to provide students with the knowledge and skills

needed for effective managerial and leadership careers in various health fields Students will learn to

discern among implement and evaluate new developments and advances in fields of health practice

including health education health care management public health emergency and disaster

management as well as others Individuals will learn to balance the needs of health practice within

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various sociopolitical and economic environments The program is also designed to provide students

with the ability to critically evaluate research findings in applicable fields of practice Students will

develop knowledge and skills in ethical and legal decision making The program also promotes

educational opportunities for career advancement employment mobility and lifelong learning

opportunities

Program Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion of their respective program option graduates should be able to

1 Critically evaluate scientific literature in the field of health sciences

2 Apply quantitative reasoning skills to evaluate scientific data or other health information

3 Identify and apply appropriate models and theories to approach and address health andor

healthcare problems or issues

4 Develop effective written documents and presentations as professionally appropriate at the health

andor healthcare administrative level eg reports proposals PowerPoint presentations educational

materials etc

5 Evaluate multiple or competing perspectivesoptions and recommend an appropriate plan or course

of action for a health andor healthcare problem or issue

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

Pre-requisite courses may be required in the Health Sciences program based on concentration selected

International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may transfer up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos level

program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must meet

the same general content standards as the TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MS degree in Health Sciences students must successfully fulfill both of the following

requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

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31

MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management The TUI (TUI) College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a

specialty in Health Care Management

The goal of the program is to provide students with the knowledge and skills needed for effective

managerial and leadership careers in the health field The program promotes educational opportunities

for career advancement employment mobility and lifelong learning opportunities to health care

professionals

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to contemporary health

care management

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health care management

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the health care manager functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to health care management

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues faced by the

health care manager

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health care

manager

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health care manager

Degree Requirements

The MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management Specialization requires successful completion of

40 semester credits A final culminating project and an integrative paper are included

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

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32

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHM501 - Management and Organizational Behavior 4 Credits Description

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM507 - Quality Assurance in Hospital Healthcare Organizations 4 Credits Description

MHM509 - Quality Assurance in Managed Care 4 Credits Description

MHM511 - Quality Assurance in Long Term Care Nursing Homes 4 Credits Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems 4 Credits Description

MHM525 - Marketing in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHM535 - Hospital Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

NCM501 - Foundation of Conflict Management 4 Credits Description

NCM511 - Mediation and Arbitration 4 Credits Description

NCM512 - Negotiation Strategies 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciences - International Health TUI-College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a specialty in

International Health The goal is to provide quality education and training to individuals seeking a

graduate degree in international health specialty and to current practitioners or scientists seeking to

fulfill their academic aspirations by achieving and earning an advanced degree in the field of

international health perspective

In the twenty-first century we continue to witness great inequities in access to availability of basic

health care services around the globe Developing regions of the world continue to suffer from

significant public health problems Poverty ethnic tensions violence political instability urban decay

and natural and environmental hazards as well as poor population growth control continue to dominate

the scene in many countries

Graduates of the MS degree in Health Sciences with specialization in International Health will be able to

fill positions in governmental and private national and international organizations The program

emphasizes cross cultural awareness planning implementing and evaluating sustainable health care

development programs for communities and nations develop studentsrsquo skills and ability to assess needs

and develop priorities with limited resources

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Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to international health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in international health

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact

international health

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to international health

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in

international health

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in international health

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an international health professional

Degree Requirements

The MS degree in Health Sciences -International Health Specialty requires successful completion of 40

semester credits a final culminating project and an integrative paper

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MIH502 - Introduction to Intrsquol Health 4 Credits Description

MIH508 - Health Policy in Developing Countries 4 Credits Description

MIH512 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

MIH514 - Cross Cultural Perspectives 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

MIH599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MIH523 - Disaster Humanitarian Emergencies 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MIH543 - Perspective on Abuse and Violence 4 Credits Description

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Total Credits for MS in Health Sciences- International Health specialization

MS Core Courses 20 Credits

MS Electives 16 Credits

Culminating Project 4 Credits

Total 40 Credits

To qualify for graduation with a MS in Health Sciences with a specialization in International Health a

student must have successfully fulfilled all of the following requirements

1 Completed each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

2 Maintained an overall GPA of ldquoB (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying

toward the degree

Health Care Management ndash Informatics Health Informatics Concentration focuses on the application of computer information systems to health

care and public health Informatics extends beyond simply using the computer as a tool for computation

into the process of knowledge acquisition storage retrieval representation and manipulation A major

focus of Informatics is the support of information systems for reasoning decision-making and learning

Health Informatics encompasses the fields of information science computer information systems and

educational technology in support of health care delivery education and management Health

Informatics is a body of knowledge and a set of techniques to organize and manage information in

support of research education and patient care

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to application of computer

information systems to health care and public health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health informatics

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact health

informatics

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to health informatics

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in health

informatics

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in health informatics

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills in health informatics

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Degree Requirements

The MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management Concentration in Health Informatics requires

successful completion of 40 semester credits A final culminating project and an integrative paper are

included

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHI500 - Introduction to Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI502 - Information Systems in the Delivery of Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHI504 - Systems Analysis for Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI506 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Systems Development in Health Informatics

4 Credits Description

MHI508 - Health Information Systems Security 4 Credits Description

To qualify for graduation with a MS in Health Sciences Health Care Management in Health Informatics

a student must have successfully fulfilled both of the following requirements

Completed each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

Maintained an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying

toward the degree

MS in Health Sciences ndash Public Health The Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Public Health is designed to provide

health care professionals and other qualified applicants with advanced knowledge and practical tools in

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public health and health care management Graduates of the program will be able to seek managerial

and leadership positions in the field of public health and health care administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to public health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings relevant to public health

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the public health professional functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to service in public health

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in public

health

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in public health

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a public health professional

Degree Requirements

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MPH502 - Introduction to Public Health 4 Credits Description

MPH504 - Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MIH512 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

MIH514 - Cross Cultural perspectives 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory Based Research 4 Credits Description

MPH599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy 4 Credits Description

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems 4 Credits Description

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MIH543 - Perspectives on Abuse and Violence 4 Credits Description

MHE510 - Occupational Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

MPH503 - Infertility and Public Health 4 Credits Description

MSin Health Sciences -- Emergency and Disaster Management The Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Emergency and Disaster Management

prepares students to provide leadership in major emergencies and disasters including terrorism This

specialization provides individuals planning to hold leadership position as emergency professionals in

government and industry with the skills to respond effectively when emergencies and disasters strike

and provide leadership in those situations Students will learn to analyze disaster threats write

emergency plans to meet state and federal guidelines understand problems facing response teams and

communicate knowledgeably with expert advisors in crisis

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues faced by the

emergency and disaster management professional

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an emergency and disaster management

professional

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology 4 Credits Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits Description

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MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster 4 Credits Description

MHE599 - Culminating Projects 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE510 - Occupation Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

MHE513 - Risk Assessment and Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE518 - Education in Emergency 4 Credits Description

MPH502 - Introduction to Public Health 4 Credits Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciencesndash Health Education The Master of Science in Health Sciences - Health Education specialization prepares professionals to

administer and develop health education programs to implement health education processes and

concepts to understand current health issues and to master skills and knowledge appropriate to

leadership positions in the field

Students should note that the MS in Health Sciences Health Education concentration is not a certificate

or credentialing program TUI cannot grant or certify any student for a credential as a teacher or

administrator As the requirements for credentialinglicensurecertification vary from state to state

students are urged to contact their state of residence or employment for information on specific

requirementscriteria

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to contemporary health

education

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health education

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the health educator functions

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4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to professional practice in health

education

5 Develop and implement plans for promoting health and facilitating voluntary changes in health

behaviors

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health educator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health educator

Degree Requirements

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD506 - Cultural and Cross-Cultural Perspectives in Health 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

MHD510 - Research in Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD599 - Capstone Integrative Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging and Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health and Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy and Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciences - Clinical Research Administration Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Clinical Research Administration a growing

field for health professionals who are interested in overseeing the administration and progress of clinical

trials in various health care facilities usually sponsored by a pharmaceutical company or biologics or

devices companies

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A Clinical Research Administrator is a health professional who manages the various aspects of the

clinical trial not only the health aspects but also the administrative aspects The Clinical Research

Administrator supervises the conduct of clinical trials at a clinical site Individuals who work in the area

of Clinical Research Administration come from very diverse areas such as Nursing Clinical Laboratory

Nutrition Respiratory Therapy Rehabilitation Sciences Physician Assistants IDC PMT Physical Therapy

Medicine to name a few

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to clinical research

administration

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in clinical research

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the clinical research administrator functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to professional practice in clinical

research administration

5 Develop and implement plans for supervising clinical research studies

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a clinical research

administrator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a clinical research administrator

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

CRA502 - Bioethics and Legal Perspectives 4 Credits Description

CRA548 - Research Methods for Health Professionals 4 Credits Description

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA554 - Human Trials 4 Credits Description

CRA599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

CRA500 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

CRA503 - Clinical Research Funding 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

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CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

CRA509 - Scientific Reporting 4 Credits Description

Joint Degree Program The College of Business Administration and the College of Health Sciences have joined forces to offer a

Dual MS-MBA program that result in conferral of a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree and

a Master of Science in Health Sciences with a concentration in Health Care Management (MSHS) degree

Admission Requirements

The student needs to apply specifically to the dual degree program when applying to the

university

The MSMBA degree requires total of 64 credit hours 32 credits from each program The

student may choose which program heshe completes first

Dual degree students must satisfy the curriculum and graduation requirements of both the MBA

and MSHS programs and follow their degree plan CAP599 the Integrated Capstone course

must be the last course taken after the required courses in both the MSHS ndash Concentration in

Health Care Management and the MBA program have been taken

Students withdrawing from the dual degree program before completing both degrees will only

receive credit toward graduation for such courses that qualify toward a single degree program

In this situation students will take the capstone course for the single degree program they wish

to complete (MHM599 for the MSHS or BUS599 for the MBA) The CAP599 integrated capstone

is only applicable for the Dual Degree

The MBA and MS degrees will be awarded upon successful completion of the requirements of

the entire dual degree program

Dual Degree Requirements

MBA ndash Masters in Business Administration (8 Courses 32 Credits)

ACC501 ndash Accounting for Decision Making 4 Credits Description

ETH501 ndash Business Ethics 4 Credits Description

FIN501 ndash Strategic Corporate Finance 4 Credits Description

ITM501 ndash Management Information Systems and Business Strategy 4 Credits Description

MGT501 ndash Management and Organizational Behavior 4 Credits Description

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MGT599 ndash Strategic Management 4 Credits Description

MKT501 ndash Strategic Marketing 4 Credits Description

OPM500 ndash Operation Management for Managers 4 Credits Description

MSHS ndash Concentration in Health Care Management (8 Courses 32 Credits)

MHM505 ndash Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 ndash Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM522 ndash Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM535 ndash Hospital Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH521 ndash Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MIH527 ndash Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MIH548 ndash Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

CAP599 ndash Integrative Capstone Course in Health Care Business Management

4 Credits Description

Graduate Certificates

Admission Standards

Possess a baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in health health science

or related field with a minimum GPA of 25 Submit transcripts of undergraduate and all prior

graduate work

Submit copies of any licenses and board certifications held

Academic Requirements

To be awarded the graduate certificate the student must earn a minimum ldquoB-rdquo (267) in the courses

that constitute the certificate with an overall program GPA of ldquoBrdquo (30) or better Programs may require

higher academic requirements for their specific certificates

Emergency and Disaster Management

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management is to provide the

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theoretical and philosophical foundations in principles of risk assessment emergency planning and

methodology related to terrorism and disaster relief

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHE507 - Bio- Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology 4 Credits Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits Choose one (1) course from the following)

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

MHE513 - Risk Assessment and Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE518 - Education in Emergency 4 Credits Description

Quality Assurance

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Quality Assurance is to provide administrators and practitioners

holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques used to achieve and

ensure quality health care delivery The focus will be on presenting the analytical tools and techniques

that will allow the health care administrator and professional to analyze assess and improve health

outcomes consumer satisfaction accountability and the processes within the organization that ensure

ongoing quality improvement The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit courses

designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in analyzing

developing and directing quality systems in the workplace

Required Course (16 Credits)

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM507 - Quality Assurance in Hospitals Healthcare Organizations 4 Credits Description

MHM509 - Quality Assurance in Managed Care 4 Credits Description

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MHM511 - Quality Assurance in Long Term Care Nursing Homes 4 Credits Description

Health Informatics

The graduate certificate in Health Informatics focuses on the application of computer information

systems to health care and public health and it is intended for students with a background in health

who wish to be prepared to apply current computer technology to the management of health care

services The certificate consists of the four following required courses

Required Courses (16 Credits)

Please select four (4) courses from the following

MHI500 - Introduction to Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI502 - Information Systems in the Delivery of Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHI504 - Systems Analysis for Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI506 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Systems Development in Health Informatics

4 Credits Description

MHI508 - Health Information Systems Security 4 Credits Description

Clinical Research Administration

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Clinical Research Administration is to provide administrators and

practitioners holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques to manage

the various aspects of clinical trial The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit

courses designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in the

administration of clinical research at a clinical site

Required Courses (16 Credits)

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

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Health Education The graduate certificate coursework in health education provides a theoretical and philosophical

foundation in principles of health promotion planning assessment and community health

education based on a synthesis of knowledge drawn from the physical biological social and

behavioral sciences Through the case study method students develop critical thinking skills in

community organization needs assessment and education strategies for individuals and groups

Students interested in the Certified Health Education Specialist exam who do not possess a

baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in the Health Sciences or Health

Professions concentrating in Health Education Community Health Education Public Health Education

School Health Education etc may be required to earn additional units in order to qualify for the National

Certification Exam Students are urged to contact NCHEC regarding eligibility and requirements for the

exam

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits)

Please choose one (1) course from the following

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging amp Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health amp Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy amp Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

Environmental Health Science The Certificate Program in Environmental Health Sciences is offered for those persons working in the

field of environmental health who need to develop their formal education in specific elements of the

field of environmental health Environmental Health consists of those organized activities undertaken to

protect and enhance the publicrsquos health through the recognition assessment and control of

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environmental hazards with focus on biological chemical and physical hazards The two major aspects in

an environmental health program are the prevention of disease and the protection and promotion of

human well being

The certificate consists of four of the following required courses (16 credits)

MHS523 - Principles of Environmental Health 4 Credits Description

MHS525 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

MHS527 - Water Quality 4 Credits Description

MHS529 - Housing 4 Credits Description

MHS531 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

MHS533 - Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

MHS535 - Noise Control 4 Credits Description

MHS537 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

Conflict Resolution Management

Conflict is an inevitable part of our professional and personal lives As conflict has an adverse effect on

organizational goal attainment there has been a growing need to understand the sources of conflict

and consequently manage it by applying the appropriate approach and strategy All organizations across

all fields and industries share a common resource ndash people ndash who interact and perform under various

and demanding conditions and all potentially conducive to inter-personal and intra-organizational

conflict The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Conflict Resolution Management is to provide those

professionals in business health or education to master the advanced concepts and techniques of

conflict resolution management Unilateral Bilateral and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) which

will enable them to understand overcome and move beyond conflict The certificate consists of a series

of three graduate-level credit courses designed to provide graduates with knowledge and skills and a

capstone course oriented towards addressing most common real-life situations

Required Courses (16 Credits)

NCM501 - Foundations of Conflict Resolutions 4 Credits Description

NCM511 - Mediation and Arbitration 4 Credits Description

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NCM512 - Negotiation Strategies 4 Credits Description

NCM599 - Capstone Course 4 Credits Description

Master of Science in Health Administration Propelled by broad trends such as demographic growth an ageing population medical innovation and

increased public awareness the field of Health Administration offers rewarding and challenging career

opportunities in the 21st century The Master of Science in Health Administration (MSHA) degree caters

to real world practical needs and focuses on implementing the knowledge and skills needed for effective

administrative leadership roles in organizations throughout the complex healthcare ecosystem This

degree provides graduates with a strong knowledge base in all aspects of Health Administration

including management delivery systems finance ethics regulation and human resources

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Identify and apply appropriate models and theories to approach and address administrative

healthcare problems or issues

2 Evaluate multiple or competing perspectives and options and recommend appropriate

administrative plans or courses of action for a healthcare problem or issue

3 Apply quantitative skills and methods to evaluate healthcare datainformation

4 Critically evaluate professional literature in the field of health administration

5 Develop effective written documents and presentations as professionally appropriate at the

healthcare administrative level eg executive reports business plans and presentations

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

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Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Healthcare Management concentration may be able to

transfer to the MS in Health Administration degree program however students may not complete

the MSHS with a concentration in Healthcare Management and seek a second degree in the MS in

Health Administration program Students are urged to contact their academic advisor with any

questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSHA degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSHA degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHA506 - Health Care Systems Organization

4 Credits Description

MHA507 - Health Care Delivery Systems

4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems

4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration

4 Credits Description

MHM525 - Marketing in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHA599 - MSHA Capstone Course 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 MHM502

MHM514 MHM522 MHM525 Plus 3 Electives

Description

Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance

4 Credits

Description

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MHM501 - Management and Organizational Behavior

4 Credits

Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care

4 Credits Description

NCM501 - Foundation of Conflict Management

4 Credits

Description

Master of Science in Emergency and Disaster Management Each year people across the world are confronted by disasters As can be witnessed by world events

the ability of a nation state or community to plan for and respond to emergencies and disasters is

essential in mitigating the potentially catastrophic consequences of natural and man-made disasters

The Master of Science in Emergency amp Disaster Management (MSEDM) is designed for both military and

civilian students with experience responding to national and global humanitarian crises terrorist-based

events and natural disasters This program provides graduates with the skills to succeed in emergency

and disaster professions in the military federal state and local government and industry

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Apply effective solutions and responses to problems of a physical and psychological nature

experienced in a disaster aftermath

3 Develop emergency plans that meet state and federal guideline and demonstrate effective

communication skills

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

6 Analyze and evaluate disaster threats to public health infrastructure to effectively integrate and

develop coordinated responses with various agencies in disaster mitigation

7 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

8 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

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International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Emergency and Disaster Management concentration may be

able to transfer to the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management degree program however

students may not complete the MSHS with a concentration in Emergency and Disaster Management

and seek a second degree in the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management program Students are

urged to contact their academic advisor with any questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSEDM degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSEDM degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management

4 Credits

Description

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology

4 Credits

Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits MHE503 or MHE509 Description

EDM504 - Public Health and the Aftermath of a Disaster

4 Credits

Description

EDM502 - Critical Infrastructure Vulnerability and Protection

4 Credits MHE503 MHE 509 MHE511

Description

EDM599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits All other 9 courses in the

program need to be taken prior Description

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Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster

4 Credits

Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment

4 Credits

Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

EDM501 - Domestic Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

EDM503 - Infectious Disease Mitigation Following Natural Disasters

4 Credits

Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy

4 Credits

Description

Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences The Doctor of Philosophy represents the highest level of achievement in any academic discipline TUI is

proud to offer a research degree resulting in a Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences

Students who earn this degree are qualified to enter academia or the top levels of health care

administration or health executive positions in government and the private sector These graduates will

have demonstrated excellence in their pursuit of academic study in their selected field As with any

quality PhD degree the work is challenging but the rewards are substantial

The purpose of the Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences program is to prepare professionals from

health and health related fields as leaders educators researchers and scholars Students select either

the educatorresearcher or practitioner concentration in International Health or Health Care

Administration All students in the program will develop advanced research skills directed toward the

creation of new knowledge demonstrated by a PhD Dissertation

Students will gain knowledge and skills that may be used to function at the entry level of university

professorial track teaching or at the highest levels of organizational management Students will gain an

extensive background and comprehension of various areas of health and will learn skills needed for

acquisition and application of advanced knowledge including current developments in their area of

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specialty Graduates will demonstrate effective scholarly writing and presentation as well as skills

needed to design perform compile and successfully defend a doctoral level dissertation The program

also provides students with the ability to make contributions by publishing in peer-reviewed journals

andor presenting research in professional conferences Students planning to enter an academic career

will learn skills for effective teaching in academic health profession programs

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health science

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications to specific areas of health sciences

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration

Admission Standards All applicants to the PhD Programs at TUI are required to possess the following

1 Have an earned Masters degree from an accredited college or university with at least 30

graduate level semester credits

2 Have a grade point average of 34 (on a 40 scale) on all work completed during the Masters

degree An official transcript of all prior academic work must be submitted

3 Possess analytical and critical thinking skills sufficient to deal with the doctoral program

demonstrated by a sample of research or academic publication Must submit a sample of

research oriented writing or publication

4 Possess writing and oral communication skills sufficient to conduct and deliver the results of

meaningful research Must submit an essay that includes current personal intellectual and

professional interests and why the student applies to the degree at TUI

5 Submit a current Curriculum Vita (Resume)

6 Possess information technology skills sufficient to effectively participate in the TUI PhD

pedagogical model

7 Possess Internet skills sufficient to effectively conduct research at a PhD level

8 Have successfully completed with a grade of B or better at least one course in Research

Methods or Statistics at the Masterrsquos or higher level If a student does not meet the research

requirement it can be met by successfully completing a Research Methods course from the TUI

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Masters program with a grade of B or better This course will be considered a prerequisite and

not included in the total number of PhD course units required by the students degree plan

9 International students must have minimum TOEFL of 55021379

You may apply only once to the TUI PhD program if denied no additional applications to the

same program will be accepted

Transfer Policies TUI accepts up to four semester credits of Doctoral level courses from accredited doctoral granting

institutions provided the transferred course meets the same general content standards as the TUI

course

Degree Requirements The PhD at TUI is a post Masterrsquos degree consisting of 44 semester credit hours of coursework which may be completed in six sessions with a load of 2 courses (8 credits) per session The program also consists of a research dissertation Based on the nature of independent research being conducted by each student the time needed to complete the dissertation will depend upon the individual student The PhD curriculum has the following components 1 Core Courses All students are required to take five (5) research methods courses and two (2) required theory courses in the field of health These courses provide the foundation for the elective courses which students may pursue in their specialized concentrations All courses are valued at four (4) semester credits The last course taken prior to the dissertation series is the required DHS699-Dissertation Proposal Seminar 2 Concentration Courses In addition to the required core courses there are four (4) concentration courses (electives) needed to complete the degree plan Students may select one concentration from an offering of three concentrations These courses are generally in the specific area of the research that the student will pursue All elective courses are valued at four (4) semester credits 3 Written and Oral Qualifying Students will be examined on their understanding of research methods and statistical concepts related to the research process 4 Dissertation Students demonstrate a synthesis of their doctoral study knowledge and scholarship with a significant quantitative research project that contributes to general principles of knowledge in the field(s) potentially impacted by the research Following the completion of the course work including the Dissertation Seminar (DHS 699) students will continue to work on the dissertation and register for subsequent sessions to DHS 700 701 702hellip The 700 series courses will appear in a separate section on the studentrsquos transcript dedicated to the dissertation

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Degree Requirements - Summary

Completion of 28 semester credit of core courses

Completion of 16 semester credit of elective courses

Successful completion of both oral and written Comprehensive exam

Successful completion of the Dissertation Seminar Prospectus (DHS699)

Successful defense of the dissertation proposal

Successful defense of the PhD dissertation and approval of the Dissertation Committee and

Program Director

Students in the doctoral degree programs must complete each doctoral course with a grade of B

(30) or better and maintain a cumulative GPA of 30 (B) or better for all courses applying toward the

degree

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

DHS600 - Research Methods in Health Sciences 4 Credits Description

DHS608 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics I 4 Credits Description

DHS612 - Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

DHS618 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics II 4 Credits Description

DHS620 - Linking Theory with Research 4 Credits Description

DHS652 - Research Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS699 - Dissertation Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS 700 through 711 ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

DHS 712 and above ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

Specialization Courses (16 Credits)

International Health EducatorResearcher

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of international health education and research

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in areas of international health education and research

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3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health education and research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health education and research

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

education and research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health education and research

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health education and research

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DHS621 - Curriculum in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

DHS623 - TeachingAdministration in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

International Health EducatorPractitioner

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge relevant to the international health practitioner

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their application

to the international health practitioner

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health

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DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH633 - Global Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

DIH635 - Geopolitical Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

Health Care Administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health care administration

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in health care administration

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of health

care administration

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

health care administration

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of health care

administration

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in health

care administration

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in health care administration

DHA619 - Current Issues in Health Administration Research 4 Credits Description

DHA621 - Health Care Law Regulation and Ethics 4 Credits Description

DHA623 - Advanced Leadership 4 Credits Description

DHA698 - Seminar in Strategic Planning for Health Organization 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

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Special Operations IDC - NEC 8491

Program Requirements

General Education (at TUI or transfer) A minimum of 45 Credits

Additional Electives 3 Credits

Upper and Lower Transfer Credits from IDC ldquoCrdquo School 44 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses 20 Credits

Upper Division Elective Courses 12 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses (20 Semester Credits)

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Upper Division Elective Courses (12 Semester Credits from the Following List)

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS411 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

PMTs - Preventive Medicine Technicians

TUI offers a unique degree completion program for professional Preventative Medicine Technicians The

program is designed for individuals who play a significant role in the provision of health care for Navy

and Marine Corps personnel TUIs Bachelor in Health Sciences with Health Care Management

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concentration allows personnel who have completed the Navy School of Health Sciences PMT program

to continue their education in their own homes on their own schedules This online program

compliments the strengths of the Navy technician program by offering additional instruction in health

care management ethics policy delivery systems emergency and disaster response and computer and

information systems PMTs that complete this Bachelor in Health Sciences will be fully prepared to

continue their education in any Public Health or Health Sciences program

The Bachelors degree is a 124-credit program consisting of 44 credits of advanced standing from the

Navy School of Health Sciences PMT program a minimum of 45 lower division general education credits

an additional 3 credits of lower division free electives as a program GE requirement and 32 upper

division credits of TUI coursework

Admission Standards

This program is specifically designed for those military personnel who have completed the PMT

program At this time only graduates of the Navy School of Health Sciences in PMT are eligible for this

program

Program Requirements

General Education (at TUI or transfer) A minimum of 45 Credits

Additional Electives 3 Credits

Upper and Lower PMT Program Transfer 44 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses 20 Credits

Upper Division Elective Courses 12 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses (20 Semester Credits)

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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Required Upper Division Elective Courses (12 Semester Credits from the Following List)

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS411 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

PMTrsquos will also have the option of completing the following program degree completion

PMT ndashBSHS Emphasis in Environmental Sciences

Admission Standards

This program is specifically designed for those military personnel who have completed the PMT

program At this time only graduates of the Navy School of Health Sciences in PMT are eligible for this

program

General Education (at TUI or transfer) A minimum of 45 Credits

Additional Electives 15 Credits

Upper Division Core Courses Transfer from PMT 28 Credits

Upper Elective Course Transfer from PMT 4 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses 24 Credits

Upper Division Elective Courses 8 Credits

BSHS Environmental Sciences CORE courses that would transfer 28 credits

BHE310 - Health Promotion and Disease Prevention 4 Credits Description

BHE314 - Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHE400 - Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

BHS434 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

BHS436 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

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BHS438 - Hazardous Materials 4 Credits Description

BHS440 - EntomologyPest Control 4 Credits Description

BSHS Environmental Sciences Elective requirement that would transfer 4 credits

BHS439 - Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

TUI Courses 32 credits (must be taken at TUI)

Required Upper Division Core Courses (24 Semester Credits)

BHE418 - Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS432 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS442 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

BHS490 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Required Upper Division Elective Courses (8 Semester Credits)

BHS433 - BHS433 Water Quality 4 Credits Description

BHS435 - Housing 4 Credits Description

BHS441 - Noise Control 4 Credits Description

Health Science Undergraduate Certificates TUI offers Undergraduate and Graduate Certificates as part of the Undergraduate or Graduate programs

respectively

Students may apply to a specific program where the certificate is usually a special trackconcentration

within the program Students categorically -- can only enroll in degree programs even though they may

receive documentation of having passed certain benchmarks A certificate is a benchmark reached

after completion of 4 (or more courses) within a specific program such as BSHS ndash Emergency and

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Disaster Management The benefit is that a student who completes a cluster of courses reaching the

benchmark may receive the certificate and continue with hisher degree program

The BS in Health Science program offers three (3) undergraduate certificates The certificate courses

may be taken as part of the program or taken as an extension of the program Students in the BS in

Health Sciences interested in one of the following Certificates - Nutrition Emergency and Disaster

Management or Family Health - must successfully complete all the required courses for the bachelors

degree and all four certificate courses Upon completion students will be eligible for a Certificate in the

respective program in addition to the BS in Health Sciences degree A total of 128 credits are required

for the BS in Health Sciences with Certificate in Nutrition Emergency and Disaster Management or

Family Health

All students seeking an Undergraduate Certificate must be admitted to TUI as a regularly admitted

undergraduate student

Academic Requirements

To be awarded the undergraduate certificate the student must earn a minimum ldquoCrdquo (20) in the courses that constitute the certificate with an overall program GPA of ldquoCrdquo (20) or better Programs may require higher academic requirements for their specific certificates

Certificate in Nutrition

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Nutrition provides a theoretical and philosophical

foundation in principles of human nutrition including nutrition through the life cycle and nutrition and

disease

Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits)

BHE411 - Human Nutrition 4 Credits Description

BHE413 - Nutrition and Disease 4 Credits Description

BHE417 - Nutrition throughout the Life Cycle 4 Credits Description

BHE419 - Sports Nutrition and Weight Control 4 Credits Description

Certificate in Family Health

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Family Health provides a theoretical and

philosophical foundation in principles of health promotion planning implementation and

assessment of health education related to the family

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Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits)

BHE433 - Maternal-Neonatal Health 4 Credits Description

BHE435 - Infant and Children at Risk 4 Credits Description

BHE415 - Community and Domestic Violence 4 Credits Description

BHE439 - Issues in Family Planning 4 Credits Description

Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Emergency and Disaster Management provides

a theoretical and philosophical foundation in principles of risk assessment and planning related to

terrorism and other emergencies and disasters

Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits Choose Four (4) Courses from the Following)

BHS411 - Issues in Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS412 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS417 - Emergency Planning and Operation 4 Credits Description

BHS419 - Risk Assessment 4 Credits Description

Health Science Undergraduate Graduation Requirements

Requirement for Graduation

To qualify for graduation with a BS in Health Sciences a student must have successfully fulfilled the

following requirements

Complete each of the required core courses with a C (20) or better

Maintain an overall GPA of 20 (C) or better for all coursework toward the degree

Master of Science in Health Sciences The TUI College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a variety of

concentrationsspecialties The goal of the program is to provide students with the knowledge and skills

needed for effective managerial and leadership careers in various health fields Students will learn to

discern among implement and evaluate new developments and advances in fields of health practice

including health education health care management public health emergency and disaster

management as well as others Individuals will learn to balance the needs of health practice within

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various sociopolitical and economic environments The program is also designed to provide students

with the ability to critically evaluate research findings in applicable fields of practice Students will

develop knowledge and skills in ethical and legal decision making The program also promotes

educational opportunities for career advancement employment mobility and lifelong learning

opportunities

Program Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion of their respective program option graduates should be able to

1 Critically evaluate scientific literature in the field of health sciences

2 Apply quantitative reasoning skills to evaluate scientific data or other health information

3 Identify and apply appropriate models and theories to approach and address health andor

healthcare problems or issues

4 Develop effective written documents and presentations as professionally appropriate at the health

andor healthcare administrative level eg reports proposals PowerPoint presentations educational

materials etc

5 Evaluate multiple or competing perspectivesoptions and recommend an appropriate plan or course

of action for a health andor healthcare problem or issue

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

Pre-requisite courses may be required in the Health Sciences program based on concentration selected

International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may transfer up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos level

program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must meet

the same general content standards as the TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MS degree in Health Sciences students must successfully fulfill both of the following

requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

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MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management The TUI (TUI) College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a

specialty in Health Care Management

The goal of the program is to provide students with the knowledge and skills needed for effective

managerial and leadership careers in the health field The program promotes educational opportunities

for career advancement employment mobility and lifelong learning opportunities to health care

professionals

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to contemporary health

care management

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health care management

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the health care manager functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to health care management

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues faced by the

health care manager

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health care

manager

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health care manager

Degree Requirements

The MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management Specialization requires successful completion of

40 semester credits A final culminating project and an integrative paper are included

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

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Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHM501 - Management and Organizational Behavior 4 Credits Description

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM507 - Quality Assurance in Hospital Healthcare Organizations 4 Credits Description

MHM509 - Quality Assurance in Managed Care 4 Credits Description

MHM511 - Quality Assurance in Long Term Care Nursing Homes 4 Credits Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems 4 Credits Description

MHM525 - Marketing in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHM535 - Hospital Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

NCM501 - Foundation of Conflict Management 4 Credits Description

NCM511 - Mediation and Arbitration 4 Credits Description

NCM512 - Negotiation Strategies 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciences - International Health TUI-College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a specialty in

International Health The goal is to provide quality education and training to individuals seeking a

graduate degree in international health specialty and to current practitioners or scientists seeking to

fulfill their academic aspirations by achieving and earning an advanced degree in the field of

international health perspective

In the twenty-first century we continue to witness great inequities in access to availability of basic

health care services around the globe Developing regions of the world continue to suffer from

significant public health problems Poverty ethnic tensions violence political instability urban decay

and natural and environmental hazards as well as poor population growth control continue to dominate

the scene in many countries

Graduates of the MS degree in Health Sciences with specialization in International Health will be able to

fill positions in governmental and private national and international organizations The program

emphasizes cross cultural awareness planning implementing and evaluating sustainable health care

development programs for communities and nations develop studentsrsquo skills and ability to assess needs

and develop priorities with limited resources

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Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to international health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in international health

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact

international health

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to international health

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in

international health

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in international health

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an international health professional

Degree Requirements

The MS degree in Health Sciences -International Health Specialty requires successful completion of 40

semester credits a final culminating project and an integrative paper

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MIH502 - Introduction to Intrsquol Health 4 Credits Description

MIH508 - Health Policy in Developing Countries 4 Credits Description

MIH512 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

MIH514 - Cross Cultural Perspectives 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

MIH599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MIH523 - Disaster Humanitarian Emergencies 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MIH543 - Perspective on Abuse and Violence 4 Credits Description

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Total Credits for MS in Health Sciences- International Health specialization

MS Core Courses 20 Credits

MS Electives 16 Credits

Culminating Project 4 Credits

Total 40 Credits

To qualify for graduation with a MS in Health Sciences with a specialization in International Health a

student must have successfully fulfilled all of the following requirements

1 Completed each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

2 Maintained an overall GPA of ldquoB (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying

toward the degree

Health Care Management ndash Informatics Health Informatics Concentration focuses on the application of computer information systems to health

care and public health Informatics extends beyond simply using the computer as a tool for computation

into the process of knowledge acquisition storage retrieval representation and manipulation A major

focus of Informatics is the support of information systems for reasoning decision-making and learning

Health Informatics encompasses the fields of information science computer information systems and

educational technology in support of health care delivery education and management Health

Informatics is a body of knowledge and a set of techniques to organize and manage information in

support of research education and patient care

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to application of computer

information systems to health care and public health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health informatics

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact health

informatics

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to health informatics

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in health

informatics

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in health informatics

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills in health informatics

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Degree Requirements

The MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management Concentration in Health Informatics requires

successful completion of 40 semester credits A final culminating project and an integrative paper are

included

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHI500 - Introduction to Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI502 - Information Systems in the Delivery of Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHI504 - Systems Analysis for Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI506 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Systems Development in Health Informatics

4 Credits Description

MHI508 - Health Information Systems Security 4 Credits Description

To qualify for graduation with a MS in Health Sciences Health Care Management in Health Informatics

a student must have successfully fulfilled both of the following requirements

Completed each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

Maintained an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying

toward the degree

MS in Health Sciences ndash Public Health The Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Public Health is designed to provide

health care professionals and other qualified applicants with advanced knowledge and practical tools in

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public health and health care management Graduates of the program will be able to seek managerial

and leadership positions in the field of public health and health care administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to public health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings relevant to public health

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the public health professional functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to service in public health

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in public

health

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in public health

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a public health professional

Degree Requirements

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MPH502 - Introduction to Public Health 4 Credits Description

MPH504 - Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MIH512 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

MIH514 - Cross Cultural perspectives 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory Based Research 4 Credits Description

MPH599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy 4 Credits Description

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems 4 Credits Description

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MIH543 - Perspectives on Abuse and Violence 4 Credits Description

MHE510 - Occupational Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

MPH503 - Infertility and Public Health 4 Credits Description

MSin Health Sciences -- Emergency and Disaster Management The Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Emergency and Disaster Management

prepares students to provide leadership in major emergencies and disasters including terrorism This

specialization provides individuals planning to hold leadership position as emergency professionals in

government and industry with the skills to respond effectively when emergencies and disasters strike

and provide leadership in those situations Students will learn to analyze disaster threats write

emergency plans to meet state and federal guidelines understand problems facing response teams and

communicate knowledgeably with expert advisors in crisis

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues faced by the

emergency and disaster management professional

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an emergency and disaster management

professional

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology 4 Credits Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits Description

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MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster 4 Credits Description

MHE599 - Culminating Projects 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE510 - Occupation Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

MHE513 - Risk Assessment and Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE518 - Education in Emergency 4 Credits Description

MPH502 - Introduction to Public Health 4 Credits Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciencesndash Health Education The Master of Science in Health Sciences - Health Education specialization prepares professionals to

administer and develop health education programs to implement health education processes and

concepts to understand current health issues and to master skills and knowledge appropriate to

leadership positions in the field

Students should note that the MS in Health Sciences Health Education concentration is not a certificate

or credentialing program TUI cannot grant or certify any student for a credential as a teacher or

administrator As the requirements for credentialinglicensurecertification vary from state to state

students are urged to contact their state of residence or employment for information on specific

requirementscriteria

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to contemporary health

education

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health education

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the health educator functions

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4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to professional practice in health

education

5 Develop and implement plans for promoting health and facilitating voluntary changes in health

behaviors

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health educator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health educator

Degree Requirements

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD506 - Cultural and Cross-Cultural Perspectives in Health 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

MHD510 - Research in Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD599 - Capstone Integrative Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging and Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health and Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy and Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciences - Clinical Research Administration Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Clinical Research Administration a growing

field for health professionals who are interested in overseeing the administration and progress of clinical

trials in various health care facilities usually sponsored by a pharmaceutical company or biologics or

devices companies

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A Clinical Research Administrator is a health professional who manages the various aspects of the

clinical trial not only the health aspects but also the administrative aspects The Clinical Research

Administrator supervises the conduct of clinical trials at a clinical site Individuals who work in the area

of Clinical Research Administration come from very diverse areas such as Nursing Clinical Laboratory

Nutrition Respiratory Therapy Rehabilitation Sciences Physician Assistants IDC PMT Physical Therapy

Medicine to name a few

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to clinical research

administration

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in clinical research

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the clinical research administrator functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to professional practice in clinical

research administration

5 Develop and implement plans for supervising clinical research studies

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a clinical research

administrator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a clinical research administrator

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

CRA502 - Bioethics and Legal Perspectives 4 Credits Description

CRA548 - Research Methods for Health Professionals 4 Credits Description

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA554 - Human Trials 4 Credits Description

CRA599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

CRA500 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

CRA503 - Clinical Research Funding 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

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CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

CRA509 - Scientific Reporting 4 Credits Description

Joint Degree Program The College of Business Administration and the College of Health Sciences have joined forces to offer a

Dual MS-MBA program that result in conferral of a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree and

a Master of Science in Health Sciences with a concentration in Health Care Management (MSHS) degree

Admission Requirements

The student needs to apply specifically to the dual degree program when applying to the

university

The MSMBA degree requires total of 64 credit hours 32 credits from each program The

student may choose which program heshe completes first

Dual degree students must satisfy the curriculum and graduation requirements of both the MBA

and MSHS programs and follow their degree plan CAP599 the Integrated Capstone course

must be the last course taken after the required courses in both the MSHS ndash Concentration in

Health Care Management and the MBA program have been taken

Students withdrawing from the dual degree program before completing both degrees will only

receive credit toward graduation for such courses that qualify toward a single degree program

In this situation students will take the capstone course for the single degree program they wish

to complete (MHM599 for the MSHS or BUS599 for the MBA) The CAP599 integrated capstone

is only applicable for the Dual Degree

The MBA and MS degrees will be awarded upon successful completion of the requirements of

the entire dual degree program

Dual Degree Requirements

MBA ndash Masters in Business Administration (8 Courses 32 Credits)

ACC501 ndash Accounting for Decision Making 4 Credits Description

ETH501 ndash Business Ethics 4 Credits Description

FIN501 ndash Strategic Corporate Finance 4 Credits Description

ITM501 ndash Management Information Systems and Business Strategy 4 Credits Description

MGT501 ndash Management and Organizational Behavior 4 Credits Description

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MGT599 ndash Strategic Management 4 Credits Description

MKT501 ndash Strategic Marketing 4 Credits Description

OPM500 ndash Operation Management for Managers 4 Credits Description

MSHS ndash Concentration in Health Care Management (8 Courses 32 Credits)

MHM505 ndash Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 ndash Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM522 ndash Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM535 ndash Hospital Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH521 ndash Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MIH527 ndash Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MIH548 ndash Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

CAP599 ndash Integrative Capstone Course in Health Care Business Management

4 Credits Description

Graduate Certificates

Admission Standards

Possess a baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in health health science

or related field with a minimum GPA of 25 Submit transcripts of undergraduate and all prior

graduate work

Submit copies of any licenses and board certifications held

Academic Requirements

To be awarded the graduate certificate the student must earn a minimum ldquoB-rdquo (267) in the courses

that constitute the certificate with an overall program GPA of ldquoBrdquo (30) or better Programs may require

higher academic requirements for their specific certificates

Emergency and Disaster Management

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management is to provide the

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theoretical and philosophical foundations in principles of risk assessment emergency planning and

methodology related to terrorism and disaster relief

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHE507 - Bio- Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology 4 Credits Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits Choose one (1) course from the following)

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

MHE513 - Risk Assessment and Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE518 - Education in Emergency 4 Credits Description

Quality Assurance

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Quality Assurance is to provide administrators and practitioners

holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques used to achieve and

ensure quality health care delivery The focus will be on presenting the analytical tools and techniques

that will allow the health care administrator and professional to analyze assess and improve health

outcomes consumer satisfaction accountability and the processes within the organization that ensure

ongoing quality improvement The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit courses

designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in analyzing

developing and directing quality systems in the workplace

Required Course (16 Credits)

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM507 - Quality Assurance in Hospitals Healthcare Organizations 4 Credits Description

MHM509 - Quality Assurance in Managed Care 4 Credits Description

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MHM511 - Quality Assurance in Long Term Care Nursing Homes 4 Credits Description

Health Informatics

The graduate certificate in Health Informatics focuses on the application of computer information

systems to health care and public health and it is intended for students with a background in health

who wish to be prepared to apply current computer technology to the management of health care

services The certificate consists of the four following required courses

Required Courses (16 Credits)

Please select four (4) courses from the following

MHI500 - Introduction to Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI502 - Information Systems in the Delivery of Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHI504 - Systems Analysis for Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI506 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Systems Development in Health Informatics

4 Credits Description

MHI508 - Health Information Systems Security 4 Credits Description

Clinical Research Administration

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Clinical Research Administration is to provide administrators and

practitioners holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques to manage

the various aspects of clinical trial The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit

courses designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in the

administration of clinical research at a clinical site

Required Courses (16 Credits)

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

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Health Education The graduate certificate coursework in health education provides a theoretical and philosophical

foundation in principles of health promotion planning assessment and community health

education based on a synthesis of knowledge drawn from the physical biological social and

behavioral sciences Through the case study method students develop critical thinking skills in

community organization needs assessment and education strategies for individuals and groups

Students interested in the Certified Health Education Specialist exam who do not possess a

baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in the Health Sciences or Health

Professions concentrating in Health Education Community Health Education Public Health Education

School Health Education etc may be required to earn additional units in order to qualify for the National

Certification Exam Students are urged to contact NCHEC regarding eligibility and requirements for the

exam

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits)

Please choose one (1) course from the following

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging amp Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health amp Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy amp Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

Environmental Health Science The Certificate Program in Environmental Health Sciences is offered for those persons working in the

field of environmental health who need to develop their formal education in specific elements of the

field of environmental health Environmental Health consists of those organized activities undertaken to

protect and enhance the publicrsquos health through the recognition assessment and control of

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environmental hazards with focus on biological chemical and physical hazards The two major aspects in

an environmental health program are the prevention of disease and the protection and promotion of

human well being

The certificate consists of four of the following required courses (16 credits)

MHS523 - Principles of Environmental Health 4 Credits Description

MHS525 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

MHS527 - Water Quality 4 Credits Description

MHS529 - Housing 4 Credits Description

MHS531 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

MHS533 - Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

MHS535 - Noise Control 4 Credits Description

MHS537 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

Conflict Resolution Management

Conflict is an inevitable part of our professional and personal lives As conflict has an adverse effect on

organizational goal attainment there has been a growing need to understand the sources of conflict

and consequently manage it by applying the appropriate approach and strategy All organizations across

all fields and industries share a common resource ndash people ndash who interact and perform under various

and demanding conditions and all potentially conducive to inter-personal and intra-organizational

conflict The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Conflict Resolution Management is to provide those

professionals in business health or education to master the advanced concepts and techniques of

conflict resolution management Unilateral Bilateral and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) which

will enable them to understand overcome and move beyond conflict The certificate consists of a series

of three graduate-level credit courses designed to provide graduates with knowledge and skills and a

capstone course oriented towards addressing most common real-life situations

Required Courses (16 Credits)

NCM501 - Foundations of Conflict Resolutions 4 Credits Description

NCM511 - Mediation and Arbitration 4 Credits Description

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NCM512 - Negotiation Strategies 4 Credits Description

NCM599 - Capstone Course 4 Credits Description

Master of Science in Health Administration Propelled by broad trends such as demographic growth an ageing population medical innovation and

increased public awareness the field of Health Administration offers rewarding and challenging career

opportunities in the 21st century The Master of Science in Health Administration (MSHA) degree caters

to real world practical needs and focuses on implementing the knowledge and skills needed for effective

administrative leadership roles in organizations throughout the complex healthcare ecosystem This

degree provides graduates with a strong knowledge base in all aspects of Health Administration

including management delivery systems finance ethics regulation and human resources

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Identify and apply appropriate models and theories to approach and address administrative

healthcare problems or issues

2 Evaluate multiple or competing perspectives and options and recommend appropriate

administrative plans or courses of action for a healthcare problem or issue

3 Apply quantitative skills and methods to evaluate healthcare datainformation

4 Critically evaluate professional literature in the field of health administration

5 Develop effective written documents and presentations as professionally appropriate at the

healthcare administrative level eg executive reports business plans and presentations

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

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Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Healthcare Management concentration may be able to

transfer to the MS in Health Administration degree program however students may not complete

the MSHS with a concentration in Healthcare Management and seek a second degree in the MS in

Health Administration program Students are urged to contact their academic advisor with any

questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSHA degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSHA degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHA506 - Health Care Systems Organization

4 Credits Description

MHA507 - Health Care Delivery Systems

4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems

4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration

4 Credits Description

MHM525 - Marketing in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHA599 - MSHA Capstone Course 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 MHM502

MHM514 MHM522 MHM525 Plus 3 Electives

Description

Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance

4 Credits

Description

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MHM501 - Management and Organizational Behavior

4 Credits

Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care

4 Credits Description

NCM501 - Foundation of Conflict Management

4 Credits

Description

Master of Science in Emergency and Disaster Management Each year people across the world are confronted by disasters As can be witnessed by world events

the ability of a nation state or community to plan for and respond to emergencies and disasters is

essential in mitigating the potentially catastrophic consequences of natural and man-made disasters

The Master of Science in Emergency amp Disaster Management (MSEDM) is designed for both military and

civilian students with experience responding to national and global humanitarian crises terrorist-based

events and natural disasters This program provides graduates with the skills to succeed in emergency

and disaster professions in the military federal state and local government and industry

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Apply effective solutions and responses to problems of a physical and psychological nature

experienced in a disaster aftermath

3 Develop emergency plans that meet state and federal guideline and demonstrate effective

communication skills

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

6 Analyze and evaluate disaster threats to public health infrastructure to effectively integrate and

develop coordinated responses with various agencies in disaster mitigation

7 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

8 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

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International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Emergency and Disaster Management concentration may be

able to transfer to the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management degree program however

students may not complete the MSHS with a concentration in Emergency and Disaster Management

and seek a second degree in the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management program Students are

urged to contact their academic advisor with any questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSEDM degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSEDM degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management

4 Credits

Description

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology

4 Credits

Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits MHE503 or MHE509 Description

EDM504 - Public Health and the Aftermath of a Disaster

4 Credits

Description

EDM502 - Critical Infrastructure Vulnerability and Protection

4 Credits MHE503 MHE 509 MHE511

Description

EDM599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits All other 9 courses in the

program need to be taken prior Description

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Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster

4 Credits

Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment

4 Credits

Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

EDM501 - Domestic Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

EDM503 - Infectious Disease Mitigation Following Natural Disasters

4 Credits

Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy

4 Credits

Description

Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences The Doctor of Philosophy represents the highest level of achievement in any academic discipline TUI is

proud to offer a research degree resulting in a Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences

Students who earn this degree are qualified to enter academia or the top levels of health care

administration or health executive positions in government and the private sector These graduates will

have demonstrated excellence in their pursuit of academic study in their selected field As with any

quality PhD degree the work is challenging but the rewards are substantial

The purpose of the Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences program is to prepare professionals from

health and health related fields as leaders educators researchers and scholars Students select either

the educatorresearcher or practitioner concentration in International Health or Health Care

Administration All students in the program will develop advanced research skills directed toward the

creation of new knowledge demonstrated by a PhD Dissertation

Students will gain knowledge and skills that may be used to function at the entry level of university

professorial track teaching or at the highest levels of organizational management Students will gain an

extensive background and comprehension of various areas of health and will learn skills needed for

acquisition and application of advanced knowledge including current developments in their area of

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specialty Graduates will demonstrate effective scholarly writing and presentation as well as skills

needed to design perform compile and successfully defend a doctoral level dissertation The program

also provides students with the ability to make contributions by publishing in peer-reviewed journals

andor presenting research in professional conferences Students planning to enter an academic career

will learn skills for effective teaching in academic health profession programs

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health science

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications to specific areas of health sciences

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration

Admission Standards All applicants to the PhD Programs at TUI are required to possess the following

1 Have an earned Masters degree from an accredited college or university with at least 30

graduate level semester credits

2 Have a grade point average of 34 (on a 40 scale) on all work completed during the Masters

degree An official transcript of all prior academic work must be submitted

3 Possess analytical and critical thinking skills sufficient to deal with the doctoral program

demonstrated by a sample of research or academic publication Must submit a sample of

research oriented writing or publication

4 Possess writing and oral communication skills sufficient to conduct and deliver the results of

meaningful research Must submit an essay that includes current personal intellectual and

professional interests and why the student applies to the degree at TUI

5 Submit a current Curriculum Vita (Resume)

6 Possess information technology skills sufficient to effectively participate in the TUI PhD

pedagogical model

7 Possess Internet skills sufficient to effectively conduct research at a PhD level

8 Have successfully completed with a grade of B or better at least one course in Research

Methods or Statistics at the Masterrsquos or higher level If a student does not meet the research

requirement it can be met by successfully completing a Research Methods course from the TUI

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Masters program with a grade of B or better This course will be considered a prerequisite and

not included in the total number of PhD course units required by the students degree plan

9 International students must have minimum TOEFL of 55021379

You may apply only once to the TUI PhD program if denied no additional applications to the

same program will be accepted

Transfer Policies TUI accepts up to four semester credits of Doctoral level courses from accredited doctoral granting

institutions provided the transferred course meets the same general content standards as the TUI

course

Degree Requirements The PhD at TUI is a post Masterrsquos degree consisting of 44 semester credit hours of coursework which may be completed in six sessions with a load of 2 courses (8 credits) per session The program also consists of a research dissertation Based on the nature of independent research being conducted by each student the time needed to complete the dissertation will depend upon the individual student The PhD curriculum has the following components 1 Core Courses All students are required to take five (5) research methods courses and two (2) required theory courses in the field of health These courses provide the foundation for the elective courses which students may pursue in their specialized concentrations All courses are valued at four (4) semester credits The last course taken prior to the dissertation series is the required DHS699-Dissertation Proposal Seminar 2 Concentration Courses In addition to the required core courses there are four (4) concentration courses (electives) needed to complete the degree plan Students may select one concentration from an offering of three concentrations These courses are generally in the specific area of the research that the student will pursue All elective courses are valued at four (4) semester credits 3 Written and Oral Qualifying Students will be examined on their understanding of research methods and statistical concepts related to the research process 4 Dissertation Students demonstrate a synthesis of their doctoral study knowledge and scholarship with a significant quantitative research project that contributes to general principles of knowledge in the field(s) potentially impacted by the research Following the completion of the course work including the Dissertation Seminar (DHS 699) students will continue to work on the dissertation and register for subsequent sessions to DHS 700 701 702hellip The 700 series courses will appear in a separate section on the studentrsquos transcript dedicated to the dissertation

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Degree Requirements - Summary

Completion of 28 semester credit of core courses

Completion of 16 semester credit of elective courses

Successful completion of both oral and written Comprehensive exam

Successful completion of the Dissertation Seminar Prospectus (DHS699)

Successful defense of the dissertation proposal

Successful defense of the PhD dissertation and approval of the Dissertation Committee and

Program Director

Students in the doctoral degree programs must complete each doctoral course with a grade of B

(30) or better and maintain a cumulative GPA of 30 (B) or better for all courses applying toward the

degree

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

DHS600 - Research Methods in Health Sciences 4 Credits Description

DHS608 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics I 4 Credits Description

DHS612 - Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

DHS618 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics II 4 Credits Description

DHS620 - Linking Theory with Research 4 Credits Description

DHS652 - Research Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS699 - Dissertation Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS 700 through 711 ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

DHS 712 and above ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

Specialization Courses (16 Credits)

International Health EducatorResearcher

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of international health education and research

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in areas of international health education and research

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3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health education and research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health education and research

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

education and research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health education and research

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health education and research

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DHS621 - Curriculum in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

DHS623 - TeachingAdministration in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

International Health EducatorPractitioner

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge relevant to the international health practitioner

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their application

to the international health practitioner

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health

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DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH633 - Global Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

DIH635 - Geopolitical Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

Health Care Administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health care administration

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in health care administration

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of health

care administration

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

health care administration

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of health care

administration

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in health

care administration

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in health care administration

DHA619 - Current Issues in Health Administration Research 4 Credits Description

DHA621 - Health Care Law Regulation and Ethics 4 Credits Description

DHA623 - Advanced Leadership 4 Credits Description

DHA698 - Seminar in Strategic Planning for Health Organization 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

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concentration allows personnel who have completed the Navy School of Health Sciences PMT program

to continue their education in their own homes on their own schedules This online program

compliments the strengths of the Navy technician program by offering additional instruction in health

care management ethics policy delivery systems emergency and disaster response and computer and

information systems PMTs that complete this Bachelor in Health Sciences will be fully prepared to

continue their education in any Public Health or Health Sciences program

The Bachelors degree is a 124-credit program consisting of 44 credits of advanced standing from the

Navy School of Health Sciences PMT program a minimum of 45 lower division general education credits

an additional 3 credits of lower division free electives as a program GE requirement and 32 upper

division credits of TUI coursework

Admission Standards

This program is specifically designed for those military personnel who have completed the PMT

program At this time only graduates of the Navy School of Health Sciences in PMT are eligible for this

program

Program Requirements

General Education (at TUI or transfer) A minimum of 45 Credits

Additional Electives 3 Credits

Upper and Lower PMT Program Transfer 44 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses 20 Credits

Upper Division Elective Courses 12 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses (20 Semester Credits)

BHS312 - Principles of Management 4 Credits Description

BHS365 - Ethics in Health Care 4 Credits Description

BHM324 - Human Resource Management 4 Credits Description

BHS450 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

BHS499 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

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Required Upper Division Elective Courses (12 Semester Credits from the Following List)

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS411 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

PMTrsquos will also have the option of completing the following program degree completion

PMT ndashBSHS Emphasis in Environmental Sciences

Admission Standards

This program is specifically designed for those military personnel who have completed the PMT

program At this time only graduates of the Navy School of Health Sciences in PMT are eligible for this

program

General Education (at TUI or transfer) A minimum of 45 Credits

Additional Electives 15 Credits

Upper Division Core Courses Transfer from PMT 28 Credits

Upper Elective Course Transfer from PMT 4 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses 24 Credits

Upper Division Elective Courses 8 Credits

BSHS Environmental Sciences CORE courses that would transfer 28 credits

BHE310 - Health Promotion and Disease Prevention 4 Credits Description

BHE314 - Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHE400 - Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

BHS434 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

BHS436 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

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BHS438 - Hazardous Materials 4 Credits Description

BHS440 - EntomologyPest Control 4 Credits Description

BSHS Environmental Sciences Elective requirement that would transfer 4 credits

BHS439 - Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

TUI Courses 32 credits (must be taken at TUI)

Required Upper Division Core Courses (24 Semester Credits)

BHE418 - Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS432 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS442 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

BHS490 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Required Upper Division Elective Courses (8 Semester Credits)

BHS433 - BHS433 Water Quality 4 Credits Description

BHS435 - Housing 4 Credits Description

BHS441 - Noise Control 4 Credits Description

Health Science Undergraduate Certificates TUI offers Undergraduate and Graduate Certificates as part of the Undergraduate or Graduate programs

respectively

Students may apply to a specific program where the certificate is usually a special trackconcentration

within the program Students categorically -- can only enroll in degree programs even though they may

receive documentation of having passed certain benchmarks A certificate is a benchmark reached

after completion of 4 (or more courses) within a specific program such as BSHS ndash Emergency and

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Disaster Management The benefit is that a student who completes a cluster of courses reaching the

benchmark may receive the certificate and continue with hisher degree program

The BS in Health Science program offers three (3) undergraduate certificates The certificate courses

may be taken as part of the program or taken as an extension of the program Students in the BS in

Health Sciences interested in one of the following Certificates - Nutrition Emergency and Disaster

Management or Family Health - must successfully complete all the required courses for the bachelors

degree and all four certificate courses Upon completion students will be eligible for a Certificate in the

respective program in addition to the BS in Health Sciences degree A total of 128 credits are required

for the BS in Health Sciences with Certificate in Nutrition Emergency and Disaster Management or

Family Health

All students seeking an Undergraduate Certificate must be admitted to TUI as a regularly admitted

undergraduate student

Academic Requirements

To be awarded the undergraduate certificate the student must earn a minimum ldquoCrdquo (20) in the courses that constitute the certificate with an overall program GPA of ldquoCrdquo (20) or better Programs may require higher academic requirements for their specific certificates

Certificate in Nutrition

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Nutrition provides a theoretical and philosophical

foundation in principles of human nutrition including nutrition through the life cycle and nutrition and

disease

Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits)

BHE411 - Human Nutrition 4 Credits Description

BHE413 - Nutrition and Disease 4 Credits Description

BHE417 - Nutrition throughout the Life Cycle 4 Credits Description

BHE419 - Sports Nutrition and Weight Control 4 Credits Description

Certificate in Family Health

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Family Health provides a theoretical and

philosophical foundation in principles of health promotion planning implementation and

assessment of health education related to the family

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Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits)

BHE433 - Maternal-Neonatal Health 4 Credits Description

BHE435 - Infant and Children at Risk 4 Credits Description

BHE415 - Community and Domestic Violence 4 Credits Description

BHE439 - Issues in Family Planning 4 Credits Description

Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Emergency and Disaster Management provides

a theoretical and philosophical foundation in principles of risk assessment and planning related to

terrorism and other emergencies and disasters

Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits Choose Four (4) Courses from the Following)

BHS411 - Issues in Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS412 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS417 - Emergency Planning and Operation 4 Credits Description

BHS419 - Risk Assessment 4 Credits Description

Health Science Undergraduate Graduation Requirements

Requirement for Graduation

To qualify for graduation with a BS in Health Sciences a student must have successfully fulfilled the

following requirements

Complete each of the required core courses with a C (20) or better

Maintain an overall GPA of 20 (C) or better for all coursework toward the degree

Master of Science in Health Sciences The TUI College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a variety of

concentrationsspecialties The goal of the program is to provide students with the knowledge and skills

needed for effective managerial and leadership careers in various health fields Students will learn to

discern among implement and evaluate new developments and advances in fields of health practice

including health education health care management public health emergency and disaster

management as well as others Individuals will learn to balance the needs of health practice within

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various sociopolitical and economic environments The program is also designed to provide students

with the ability to critically evaluate research findings in applicable fields of practice Students will

develop knowledge and skills in ethical and legal decision making The program also promotes

educational opportunities for career advancement employment mobility and lifelong learning

opportunities

Program Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion of their respective program option graduates should be able to

1 Critically evaluate scientific literature in the field of health sciences

2 Apply quantitative reasoning skills to evaluate scientific data or other health information

3 Identify and apply appropriate models and theories to approach and address health andor

healthcare problems or issues

4 Develop effective written documents and presentations as professionally appropriate at the health

andor healthcare administrative level eg reports proposals PowerPoint presentations educational

materials etc

5 Evaluate multiple or competing perspectivesoptions and recommend an appropriate plan or course

of action for a health andor healthcare problem or issue

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

Pre-requisite courses may be required in the Health Sciences program based on concentration selected

International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may transfer up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos level

program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must meet

the same general content standards as the TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MS degree in Health Sciences students must successfully fulfill both of the following

requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

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MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management The TUI (TUI) College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a

specialty in Health Care Management

The goal of the program is to provide students with the knowledge and skills needed for effective

managerial and leadership careers in the health field The program promotes educational opportunities

for career advancement employment mobility and lifelong learning opportunities to health care

professionals

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to contemporary health

care management

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health care management

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the health care manager functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to health care management

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues faced by the

health care manager

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health care

manager

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health care manager

Degree Requirements

The MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management Specialization requires successful completion of

40 semester credits A final culminating project and an integrative paper are included

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

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Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHM501 - Management and Organizational Behavior 4 Credits Description

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM507 - Quality Assurance in Hospital Healthcare Organizations 4 Credits Description

MHM509 - Quality Assurance in Managed Care 4 Credits Description

MHM511 - Quality Assurance in Long Term Care Nursing Homes 4 Credits Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems 4 Credits Description

MHM525 - Marketing in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHM535 - Hospital Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

NCM501 - Foundation of Conflict Management 4 Credits Description

NCM511 - Mediation and Arbitration 4 Credits Description

NCM512 - Negotiation Strategies 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciences - International Health TUI-College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a specialty in

International Health The goal is to provide quality education and training to individuals seeking a

graduate degree in international health specialty and to current practitioners or scientists seeking to

fulfill their academic aspirations by achieving and earning an advanced degree in the field of

international health perspective

In the twenty-first century we continue to witness great inequities in access to availability of basic

health care services around the globe Developing regions of the world continue to suffer from

significant public health problems Poverty ethnic tensions violence political instability urban decay

and natural and environmental hazards as well as poor population growth control continue to dominate

the scene in many countries

Graduates of the MS degree in Health Sciences with specialization in International Health will be able to

fill positions in governmental and private national and international organizations The program

emphasizes cross cultural awareness planning implementing and evaluating sustainable health care

development programs for communities and nations develop studentsrsquo skills and ability to assess needs

and develop priorities with limited resources

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Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to international health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in international health

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact

international health

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to international health

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in

international health

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in international health

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an international health professional

Degree Requirements

The MS degree in Health Sciences -International Health Specialty requires successful completion of 40

semester credits a final culminating project and an integrative paper

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MIH502 - Introduction to Intrsquol Health 4 Credits Description

MIH508 - Health Policy in Developing Countries 4 Credits Description

MIH512 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

MIH514 - Cross Cultural Perspectives 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

MIH599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MIH523 - Disaster Humanitarian Emergencies 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MIH543 - Perspective on Abuse and Violence 4 Credits Description

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Total Credits for MS in Health Sciences- International Health specialization

MS Core Courses 20 Credits

MS Electives 16 Credits

Culminating Project 4 Credits

Total 40 Credits

To qualify for graduation with a MS in Health Sciences with a specialization in International Health a

student must have successfully fulfilled all of the following requirements

1 Completed each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

2 Maintained an overall GPA of ldquoB (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying

toward the degree

Health Care Management ndash Informatics Health Informatics Concentration focuses on the application of computer information systems to health

care and public health Informatics extends beyond simply using the computer as a tool for computation

into the process of knowledge acquisition storage retrieval representation and manipulation A major

focus of Informatics is the support of information systems for reasoning decision-making and learning

Health Informatics encompasses the fields of information science computer information systems and

educational technology in support of health care delivery education and management Health

Informatics is a body of knowledge and a set of techniques to organize and manage information in

support of research education and patient care

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to application of computer

information systems to health care and public health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health informatics

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact health

informatics

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to health informatics

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in health

informatics

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in health informatics

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills in health informatics

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Degree Requirements

The MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management Concentration in Health Informatics requires

successful completion of 40 semester credits A final culminating project and an integrative paper are

included

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHI500 - Introduction to Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI502 - Information Systems in the Delivery of Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHI504 - Systems Analysis for Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI506 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Systems Development in Health Informatics

4 Credits Description

MHI508 - Health Information Systems Security 4 Credits Description

To qualify for graduation with a MS in Health Sciences Health Care Management in Health Informatics

a student must have successfully fulfilled both of the following requirements

Completed each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

Maintained an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying

toward the degree

MS in Health Sciences ndash Public Health The Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Public Health is designed to provide

health care professionals and other qualified applicants with advanced knowledge and practical tools in

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public health and health care management Graduates of the program will be able to seek managerial

and leadership positions in the field of public health and health care administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to public health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings relevant to public health

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the public health professional functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to service in public health

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in public

health

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in public health

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a public health professional

Degree Requirements

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MPH502 - Introduction to Public Health 4 Credits Description

MPH504 - Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MIH512 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

MIH514 - Cross Cultural perspectives 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory Based Research 4 Credits Description

MPH599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy 4 Credits Description

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems 4 Credits Description

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MIH543 - Perspectives on Abuse and Violence 4 Credits Description

MHE510 - Occupational Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

MPH503 - Infertility and Public Health 4 Credits Description

MSin Health Sciences -- Emergency and Disaster Management The Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Emergency and Disaster Management

prepares students to provide leadership in major emergencies and disasters including terrorism This

specialization provides individuals planning to hold leadership position as emergency professionals in

government and industry with the skills to respond effectively when emergencies and disasters strike

and provide leadership in those situations Students will learn to analyze disaster threats write

emergency plans to meet state and federal guidelines understand problems facing response teams and

communicate knowledgeably with expert advisors in crisis

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues faced by the

emergency and disaster management professional

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an emergency and disaster management

professional

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology 4 Credits Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits Description

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MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster 4 Credits Description

MHE599 - Culminating Projects 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE510 - Occupation Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

MHE513 - Risk Assessment and Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE518 - Education in Emergency 4 Credits Description

MPH502 - Introduction to Public Health 4 Credits Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciencesndash Health Education The Master of Science in Health Sciences - Health Education specialization prepares professionals to

administer and develop health education programs to implement health education processes and

concepts to understand current health issues and to master skills and knowledge appropriate to

leadership positions in the field

Students should note that the MS in Health Sciences Health Education concentration is not a certificate

or credentialing program TUI cannot grant or certify any student for a credential as a teacher or

administrator As the requirements for credentialinglicensurecertification vary from state to state

students are urged to contact their state of residence or employment for information on specific

requirementscriteria

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to contemporary health

education

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health education

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the health educator functions

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4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to professional practice in health

education

5 Develop and implement plans for promoting health and facilitating voluntary changes in health

behaviors

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health educator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health educator

Degree Requirements

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD506 - Cultural and Cross-Cultural Perspectives in Health 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

MHD510 - Research in Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD599 - Capstone Integrative Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging and Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health and Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy and Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciences - Clinical Research Administration Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Clinical Research Administration a growing

field for health professionals who are interested in overseeing the administration and progress of clinical

trials in various health care facilities usually sponsored by a pharmaceutical company or biologics or

devices companies

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A Clinical Research Administrator is a health professional who manages the various aspects of the

clinical trial not only the health aspects but also the administrative aspects The Clinical Research

Administrator supervises the conduct of clinical trials at a clinical site Individuals who work in the area

of Clinical Research Administration come from very diverse areas such as Nursing Clinical Laboratory

Nutrition Respiratory Therapy Rehabilitation Sciences Physician Assistants IDC PMT Physical Therapy

Medicine to name a few

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to clinical research

administration

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in clinical research

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the clinical research administrator functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to professional practice in clinical

research administration

5 Develop and implement plans for supervising clinical research studies

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a clinical research

administrator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a clinical research administrator

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

CRA502 - Bioethics and Legal Perspectives 4 Credits Description

CRA548 - Research Methods for Health Professionals 4 Credits Description

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA554 - Human Trials 4 Credits Description

CRA599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

CRA500 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

CRA503 - Clinical Research Funding 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

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CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

CRA509 - Scientific Reporting 4 Credits Description

Joint Degree Program The College of Business Administration and the College of Health Sciences have joined forces to offer a

Dual MS-MBA program that result in conferral of a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree and

a Master of Science in Health Sciences with a concentration in Health Care Management (MSHS) degree

Admission Requirements

The student needs to apply specifically to the dual degree program when applying to the

university

The MSMBA degree requires total of 64 credit hours 32 credits from each program The

student may choose which program heshe completes first

Dual degree students must satisfy the curriculum and graduation requirements of both the MBA

and MSHS programs and follow their degree plan CAP599 the Integrated Capstone course

must be the last course taken after the required courses in both the MSHS ndash Concentration in

Health Care Management and the MBA program have been taken

Students withdrawing from the dual degree program before completing both degrees will only

receive credit toward graduation for such courses that qualify toward a single degree program

In this situation students will take the capstone course for the single degree program they wish

to complete (MHM599 for the MSHS or BUS599 for the MBA) The CAP599 integrated capstone

is only applicable for the Dual Degree

The MBA and MS degrees will be awarded upon successful completion of the requirements of

the entire dual degree program

Dual Degree Requirements

MBA ndash Masters in Business Administration (8 Courses 32 Credits)

ACC501 ndash Accounting for Decision Making 4 Credits Description

ETH501 ndash Business Ethics 4 Credits Description

FIN501 ndash Strategic Corporate Finance 4 Credits Description

ITM501 ndash Management Information Systems and Business Strategy 4 Credits Description

MGT501 ndash Management and Organizational Behavior 4 Credits Description

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MGT599 ndash Strategic Management 4 Credits Description

MKT501 ndash Strategic Marketing 4 Credits Description

OPM500 ndash Operation Management for Managers 4 Credits Description

MSHS ndash Concentration in Health Care Management (8 Courses 32 Credits)

MHM505 ndash Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 ndash Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM522 ndash Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM535 ndash Hospital Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH521 ndash Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MIH527 ndash Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MIH548 ndash Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

CAP599 ndash Integrative Capstone Course in Health Care Business Management

4 Credits Description

Graduate Certificates

Admission Standards

Possess a baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in health health science

or related field with a minimum GPA of 25 Submit transcripts of undergraduate and all prior

graduate work

Submit copies of any licenses and board certifications held

Academic Requirements

To be awarded the graduate certificate the student must earn a minimum ldquoB-rdquo (267) in the courses

that constitute the certificate with an overall program GPA of ldquoBrdquo (30) or better Programs may require

higher academic requirements for their specific certificates

Emergency and Disaster Management

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management is to provide the

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theoretical and philosophical foundations in principles of risk assessment emergency planning and

methodology related to terrorism and disaster relief

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHE507 - Bio- Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology 4 Credits Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits Choose one (1) course from the following)

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

MHE513 - Risk Assessment and Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE518 - Education in Emergency 4 Credits Description

Quality Assurance

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Quality Assurance is to provide administrators and practitioners

holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques used to achieve and

ensure quality health care delivery The focus will be on presenting the analytical tools and techniques

that will allow the health care administrator and professional to analyze assess and improve health

outcomes consumer satisfaction accountability and the processes within the organization that ensure

ongoing quality improvement The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit courses

designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in analyzing

developing and directing quality systems in the workplace

Required Course (16 Credits)

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM507 - Quality Assurance in Hospitals Healthcare Organizations 4 Credits Description

MHM509 - Quality Assurance in Managed Care 4 Credits Description

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MHM511 - Quality Assurance in Long Term Care Nursing Homes 4 Credits Description

Health Informatics

The graduate certificate in Health Informatics focuses on the application of computer information

systems to health care and public health and it is intended for students with a background in health

who wish to be prepared to apply current computer technology to the management of health care

services The certificate consists of the four following required courses

Required Courses (16 Credits)

Please select four (4) courses from the following

MHI500 - Introduction to Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI502 - Information Systems in the Delivery of Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHI504 - Systems Analysis for Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI506 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Systems Development in Health Informatics

4 Credits Description

MHI508 - Health Information Systems Security 4 Credits Description

Clinical Research Administration

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Clinical Research Administration is to provide administrators and

practitioners holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques to manage

the various aspects of clinical trial The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit

courses designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in the

administration of clinical research at a clinical site

Required Courses (16 Credits)

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

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Health Education The graduate certificate coursework in health education provides a theoretical and philosophical

foundation in principles of health promotion planning assessment and community health

education based on a synthesis of knowledge drawn from the physical biological social and

behavioral sciences Through the case study method students develop critical thinking skills in

community organization needs assessment and education strategies for individuals and groups

Students interested in the Certified Health Education Specialist exam who do not possess a

baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in the Health Sciences or Health

Professions concentrating in Health Education Community Health Education Public Health Education

School Health Education etc may be required to earn additional units in order to qualify for the National

Certification Exam Students are urged to contact NCHEC regarding eligibility and requirements for the

exam

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits)

Please choose one (1) course from the following

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging amp Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health amp Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy amp Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

Environmental Health Science The Certificate Program in Environmental Health Sciences is offered for those persons working in the

field of environmental health who need to develop their formal education in specific elements of the

field of environmental health Environmental Health consists of those organized activities undertaken to

protect and enhance the publicrsquos health through the recognition assessment and control of

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46

environmental hazards with focus on biological chemical and physical hazards The two major aspects in

an environmental health program are the prevention of disease and the protection and promotion of

human well being

The certificate consists of four of the following required courses (16 credits)

MHS523 - Principles of Environmental Health 4 Credits Description

MHS525 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

MHS527 - Water Quality 4 Credits Description

MHS529 - Housing 4 Credits Description

MHS531 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

MHS533 - Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

MHS535 - Noise Control 4 Credits Description

MHS537 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

Conflict Resolution Management

Conflict is an inevitable part of our professional and personal lives As conflict has an adverse effect on

organizational goal attainment there has been a growing need to understand the sources of conflict

and consequently manage it by applying the appropriate approach and strategy All organizations across

all fields and industries share a common resource ndash people ndash who interact and perform under various

and demanding conditions and all potentially conducive to inter-personal and intra-organizational

conflict The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Conflict Resolution Management is to provide those

professionals in business health or education to master the advanced concepts and techniques of

conflict resolution management Unilateral Bilateral and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) which

will enable them to understand overcome and move beyond conflict The certificate consists of a series

of three graduate-level credit courses designed to provide graduates with knowledge and skills and a

capstone course oriented towards addressing most common real-life situations

Required Courses (16 Credits)

NCM501 - Foundations of Conflict Resolutions 4 Credits Description

NCM511 - Mediation and Arbitration 4 Credits Description

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NCM512 - Negotiation Strategies 4 Credits Description

NCM599 - Capstone Course 4 Credits Description

Master of Science in Health Administration Propelled by broad trends such as demographic growth an ageing population medical innovation and

increased public awareness the field of Health Administration offers rewarding and challenging career

opportunities in the 21st century The Master of Science in Health Administration (MSHA) degree caters

to real world practical needs and focuses on implementing the knowledge and skills needed for effective

administrative leadership roles in organizations throughout the complex healthcare ecosystem This

degree provides graduates with a strong knowledge base in all aspects of Health Administration

including management delivery systems finance ethics regulation and human resources

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Identify and apply appropriate models and theories to approach and address administrative

healthcare problems or issues

2 Evaluate multiple or competing perspectives and options and recommend appropriate

administrative plans or courses of action for a healthcare problem or issue

3 Apply quantitative skills and methods to evaluate healthcare datainformation

4 Critically evaluate professional literature in the field of health administration

5 Develop effective written documents and presentations as professionally appropriate at the

healthcare administrative level eg executive reports business plans and presentations

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

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Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Healthcare Management concentration may be able to

transfer to the MS in Health Administration degree program however students may not complete

the MSHS with a concentration in Healthcare Management and seek a second degree in the MS in

Health Administration program Students are urged to contact their academic advisor with any

questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSHA degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSHA degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHA506 - Health Care Systems Organization

4 Credits Description

MHA507 - Health Care Delivery Systems

4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems

4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration

4 Credits Description

MHM525 - Marketing in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHA599 - MSHA Capstone Course 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 MHM502

MHM514 MHM522 MHM525 Plus 3 Electives

Description

Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance

4 Credits

Description

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MHM501 - Management and Organizational Behavior

4 Credits

Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care

4 Credits Description

NCM501 - Foundation of Conflict Management

4 Credits

Description

Master of Science in Emergency and Disaster Management Each year people across the world are confronted by disasters As can be witnessed by world events

the ability of a nation state or community to plan for and respond to emergencies and disasters is

essential in mitigating the potentially catastrophic consequences of natural and man-made disasters

The Master of Science in Emergency amp Disaster Management (MSEDM) is designed for both military and

civilian students with experience responding to national and global humanitarian crises terrorist-based

events and natural disasters This program provides graduates with the skills to succeed in emergency

and disaster professions in the military federal state and local government and industry

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Apply effective solutions and responses to problems of a physical and psychological nature

experienced in a disaster aftermath

3 Develop emergency plans that meet state and federal guideline and demonstrate effective

communication skills

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

6 Analyze and evaluate disaster threats to public health infrastructure to effectively integrate and

develop coordinated responses with various agencies in disaster mitigation

7 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

8 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

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International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Emergency and Disaster Management concentration may be

able to transfer to the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management degree program however

students may not complete the MSHS with a concentration in Emergency and Disaster Management

and seek a second degree in the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management program Students are

urged to contact their academic advisor with any questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSEDM degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSEDM degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management

4 Credits

Description

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology

4 Credits

Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits MHE503 or MHE509 Description

EDM504 - Public Health and the Aftermath of a Disaster

4 Credits

Description

EDM502 - Critical Infrastructure Vulnerability and Protection

4 Credits MHE503 MHE 509 MHE511

Description

EDM599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits All other 9 courses in the

program need to be taken prior Description

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Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster

4 Credits

Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment

4 Credits

Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

EDM501 - Domestic Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

EDM503 - Infectious Disease Mitigation Following Natural Disasters

4 Credits

Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy

4 Credits

Description

Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences The Doctor of Philosophy represents the highest level of achievement in any academic discipline TUI is

proud to offer a research degree resulting in a Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences

Students who earn this degree are qualified to enter academia or the top levels of health care

administration or health executive positions in government and the private sector These graduates will

have demonstrated excellence in their pursuit of academic study in their selected field As with any

quality PhD degree the work is challenging but the rewards are substantial

The purpose of the Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences program is to prepare professionals from

health and health related fields as leaders educators researchers and scholars Students select either

the educatorresearcher or practitioner concentration in International Health or Health Care

Administration All students in the program will develop advanced research skills directed toward the

creation of new knowledge demonstrated by a PhD Dissertation

Students will gain knowledge and skills that may be used to function at the entry level of university

professorial track teaching or at the highest levels of organizational management Students will gain an

extensive background and comprehension of various areas of health and will learn skills needed for

acquisition and application of advanced knowledge including current developments in their area of

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specialty Graduates will demonstrate effective scholarly writing and presentation as well as skills

needed to design perform compile and successfully defend a doctoral level dissertation The program

also provides students with the ability to make contributions by publishing in peer-reviewed journals

andor presenting research in professional conferences Students planning to enter an academic career

will learn skills for effective teaching in academic health profession programs

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health science

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications to specific areas of health sciences

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration

Admission Standards All applicants to the PhD Programs at TUI are required to possess the following

1 Have an earned Masters degree from an accredited college or university with at least 30

graduate level semester credits

2 Have a grade point average of 34 (on a 40 scale) on all work completed during the Masters

degree An official transcript of all prior academic work must be submitted

3 Possess analytical and critical thinking skills sufficient to deal with the doctoral program

demonstrated by a sample of research or academic publication Must submit a sample of

research oriented writing or publication

4 Possess writing and oral communication skills sufficient to conduct and deliver the results of

meaningful research Must submit an essay that includes current personal intellectual and

professional interests and why the student applies to the degree at TUI

5 Submit a current Curriculum Vita (Resume)

6 Possess information technology skills sufficient to effectively participate in the TUI PhD

pedagogical model

7 Possess Internet skills sufficient to effectively conduct research at a PhD level

8 Have successfully completed with a grade of B or better at least one course in Research

Methods or Statistics at the Masterrsquos or higher level If a student does not meet the research

requirement it can be met by successfully completing a Research Methods course from the TUI

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Masters program with a grade of B or better This course will be considered a prerequisite and

not included in the total number of PhD course units required by the students degree plan

9 International students must have minimum TOEFL of 55021379

You may apply only once to the TUI PhD program if denied no additional applications to the

same program will be accepted

Transfer Policies TUI accepts up to four semester credits of Doctoral level courses from accredited doctoral granting

institutions provided the transferred course meets the same general content standards as the TUI

course

Degree Requirements The PhD at TUI is a post Masterrsquos degree consisting of 44 semester credit hours of coursework which may be completed in six sessions with a load of 2 courses (8 credits) per session The program also consists of a research dissertation Based on the nature of independent research being conducted by each student the time needed to complete the dissertation will depend upon the individual student The PhD curriculum has the following components 1 Core Courses All students are required to take five (5) research methods courses and two (2) required theory courses in the field of health These courses provide the foundation for the elective courses which students may pursue in their specialized concentrations All courses are valued at four (4) semester credits The last course taken prior to the dissertation series is the required DHS699-Dissertation Proposal Seminar 2 Concentration Courses In addition to the required core courses there are four (4) concentration courses (electives) needed to complete the degree plan Students may select one concentration from an offering of three concentrations These courses are generally in the specific area of the research that the student will pursue All elective courses are valued at four (4) semester credits 3 Written and Oral Qualifying Students will be examined on their understanding of research methods and statistical concepts related to the research process 4 Dissertation Students demonstrate a synthesis of their doctoral study knowledge and scholarship with a significant quantitative research project that contributes to general principles of knowledge in the field(s) potentially impacted by the research Following the completion of the course work including the Dissertation Seminar (DHS 699) students will continue to work on the dissertation and register for subsequent sessions to DHS 700 701 702hellip The 700 series courses will appear in a separate section on the studentrsquos transcript dedicated to the dissertation

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Degree Requirements - Summary

Completion of 28 semester credit of core courses

Completion of 16 semester credit of elective courses

Successful completion of both oral and written Comprehensive exam

Successful completion of the Dissertation Seminar Prospectus (DHS699)

Successful defense of the dissertation proposal

Successful defense of the PhD dissertation and approval of the Dissertation Committee and

Program Director

Students in the doctoral degree programs must complete each doctoral course with a grade of B

(30) or better and maintain a cumulative GPA of 30 (B) or better for all courses applying toward the

degree

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

DHS600 - Research Methods in Health Sciences 4 Credits Description

DHS608 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics I 4 Credits Description

DHS612 - Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

DHS618 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics II 4 Credits Description

DHS620 - Linking Theory with Research 4 Credits Description

DHS652 - Research Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS699 - Dissertation Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS 700 through 711 ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

DHS 712 and above ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

Specialization Courses (16 Credits)

International Health EducatorResearcher

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of international health education and research

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in areas of international health education and research

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3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health education and research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health education and research

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

education and research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health education and research

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health education and research

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DHS621 - Curriculum in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

DHS623 - TeachingAdministration in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

International Health EducatorPractitioner

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge relevant to the international health practitioner

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their application

to the international health practitioner

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health

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DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH633 - Global Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

DIH635 - Geopolitical Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

Health Care Administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health care administration

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in health care administration

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of health

care administration

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

health care administration

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of health care

administration

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in health

care administration

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in health care administration

DHA619 - Current Issues in Health Administration Research 4 Credits Description

DHA621 - Health Care Law Regulation and Ethics 4 Credits Description

DHA623 - Advanced Leadership 4 Credits Description

DHA698 - Seminar in Strategic Planning for Health Organization 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

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Required Upper Division Elective Courses (12 Semester Credits from the Following List)

BHM320 - Management of Health Programs 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS411 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS414 - Cross Cultural Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

PMTrsquos will also have the option of completing the following program degree completion

PMT ndashBSHS Emphasis in Environmental Sciences

Admission Standards

This program is specifically designed for those military personnel who have completed the PMT

program At this time only graduates of the Navy School of Health Sciences in PMT are eligible for this

program

General Education (at TUI or transfer) A minimum of 45 Credits

Additional Electives 15 Credits

Upper Division Core Courses Transfer from PMT 28 Credits

Upper Elective Course Transfer from PMT 4 Credits

Required Upper Division Core Courses 24 Credits

Upper Division Elective Courses 8 Credits

BSHS Environmental Sciences CORE courses that would transfer 28 credits

BHE310 - Health Promotion and Disease Prevention 4 Credits Description

BHE314 - Environmental Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

BHE400 - Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

BHS434 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

BHS436 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

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BHS438 - Hazardous Materials 4 Credits Description

BHS440 - EntomologyPest Control 4 Credits Description

BSHS Environmental Sciences Elective requirement that would transfer 4 credits

BHS439 - Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

TUI Courses 32 credits (must be taken at TUI)

Required Upper Division Core Courses (24 Semester Credits)

BHE418 - Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS432 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS442 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

BHS490 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Required Upper Division Elective Courses (8 Semester Credits)

BHS433 - BHS433 Water Quality 4 Credits Description

BHS435 - Housing 4 Credits Description

BHS441 - Noise Control 4 Credits Description

Health Science Undergraduate Certificates TUI offers Undergraduate and Graduate Certificates as part of the Undergraduate or Graduate programs

respectively

Students may apply to a specific program where the certificate is usually a special trackconcentration

within the program Students categorically -- can only enroll in degree programs even though they may

receive documentation of having passed certain benchmarks A certificate is a benchmark reached

after completion of 4 (or more courses) within a specific program such as BSHS ndash Emergency and

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Disaster Management The benefit is that a student who completes a cluster of courses reaching the

benchmark may receive the certificate and continue with hisher degree program

The BS in Health Science program offers three (3) undergraduate certificates The certificate courses

may be taken as part of the program or taken as an extension of the program Students in the BS in

Health Sciences interested in one of the following Certificates - Nutrition Emergency and Disaster

Management or Family Health - must successfully complete all the required courses for the bachelors

degree and all four certificate courses Upon completion students will be eligible for a Certificate in the

respective program in addition to the BS in Health Sciences degree A total of 128 credits are required

for the BS in Health Sciences with Certificate in Nutrition Emergency and Disaster Management or

Family Health

All students seeking an Undergraduate Certificate must be admitted to TUI as a regularly admitted

undergraduate student

Academic Requirements

To be awarded the undergraduate certificate the student must earn a minimum ldquoCrdquo (20) in the courses that constitute the certificate with an overall program GPA of ldquoCrdquo (20) or better Programs may require higher academic requirements for their specific certificates

Certificate in Nutrition

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Nutrition provides a theoretical and philosophical

foundation in principles of human nutrition including nutrition through the life cycle and nutrition and

disease

Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits)

BHE411 - Human Nutrition 4 Credits Description

BHE413 - Nutrition and Disease 4 Credits Description

BHE417 - Nutrition throughout the Life Cycle 4 Credits Description

BHE419 - Sports Nutrition and Weight Control 4 Credits Description

Certificate in Family Health

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Family Health provides a theoretical and

philosophical foundation in principles of health promotion planning implementation and

assessment of health education related to the family

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Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits)

BHE433 - Maternal-Neonatal Health 4 Credits Description

BHE435 - Infant and Children at Risk 4 Credits Description

BHE415 - Community and Domestic Violence 4 Credits Description

BHE439 - Issues in Family Planning 4 Credits Description

Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Emergency and Disaster Management provides

a theoretical and philosophical foundation in principles of risk assessment and planning related to

terrorism and other emergencies and disasters

Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits Choose Four (4) Courses from the Following)

BHS411 - Issues in Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS412 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS417 - Emergency Planning and Operation 4 Credits Description

BHS419 - Risk Assessment 4 Credits Description

Health Science Undergraduate Graduation Requirements

Requirement for Graduation

To qualify for graduation with a BS in Health Sciences a student must have successfully fulfilled the

following requirements

Complete each of the required core courses with a C (20) or better

Maintain an overall GPA of 20 (C) or better for all coursework toward the degree

Master of Science in Health Sciences The TUI College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a variety of

concentrationsspecialties The goal of the program is to provide students with the knowledge and skills

needed for effective managerial and leadership careers in various health fields Students will learn to

discern among implement and evaluate new developments and advances in fields of health practice

including health education health care management public health emergency and disaster

management as well as others Individuals will learn to balance the needs of health practice within

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various sociopolitical and economic environments The program is also designed to provide students

with the ability to critically evaluate research findings in applicable fields of practice Students will

develop knowledge and skills in ethical and legal decision making The program also promotes

educational opportunities for career advancement employment mobility and lifelong learning

opportunities

Program Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion of their respective program option graduates should be able to

1 Critically evaluate scientific literature in the field of health sciences

2 Apply quantitative reasoning skills to evaluate scientific data or other health information

3 Identify and apply appropriate models and theories to approach and address health andor

healthcare problems or issues

4 Develop effective written documents and presentations as professionally appropriate at the health

andor healthcare administrative level eg reports proposals PowerPoint presentations educational

materials etc

5 Evaluate multiple or competing perspectivesoptions and recommend an appropriate plan or course

of action for a health andor healthcare problem or issue

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

Pre-requisite courses may be required in the Health Sciences program based on concentration selected

International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may transfer up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos level

program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must meet

the same general content standards as the TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MS degree in Health Sciences students must successfully fulfill both of the following

requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

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MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management The TUI (TUI) College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a

specialty in Health Care Management

The goal of the program is to provide students with the knowledge and skills needed for effective

managerial and leadership careers in the health field The program promotes educational opportunities

for career advancement employment mobility and lifelong learning opportunities to health care

professionals

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to contemporary health

care management

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health care management

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the health care manager functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to health care management

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues faced by the

health care manager

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health care

manager

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health care manager

Degree Requirements

The MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management Specialization requires successful completion of

40 semester credits A final culminating project and an integrative paper are included

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

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Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHM501 - Management and Organizational Behavior 4 Credits Description

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM507 - Quality Assurance in Hospital Healthcare Organizations 4 Credits Description

MHM509 - Quality Assurance in Managed Care 4 Credits Description

MHM511 - Quality Assurance in Long Term Care Nursing Homes 4 Credits Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems 4 Credits Description

MHM525 - Marketing in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHM535 - Hospital Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

NCM501 - Foundation of Conflict Management 4 Credits Description

NCM511 - Mediation and Arbitration 4 Credits Description

NCM512 - Negotiation Strategies 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciences - International Health TUI-College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a specialty in

International Health The goal is to provide quality education and training to individuals seeking a

graduate degree in international health specialty and to current practitioners or scientists seeking to

fulfill their academic aspirations by achieving and earning an advanced degree in the field of

international health perspective

In the twenty-first century we continue to witness great inequities in access to availability of basic

health care services around the globe Developing regions of the world continue to suffer from

significant public health problems Poverty ethnic tensions violence political instability urban decay

and natural and environmental hazards as well as poor population growth control continue to dominate

the scene in many countries

Graduates of the MS degree in Health Sciences with specialization in International Health will be able to

fill positions in governmental and private national and international organizations The program

emphasizes cross cultural awareness planning implementing and evaluating sustainable health care

development programs for communities and nations develop studentsrsquo skills and ability to assess needs

and develop priorities with limited resources

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Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to international health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in international health

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact

international health

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to international health

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in

international health

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in international health

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an international health professional

Degree Requirements

The MS degree in Health Sciences -International Health Specialty requires successful completion of 40

semester credits a final culminating project and an integrative paper

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MIH502 - Introduction to Intrsquol Health 4 Credits Description

MIH508 - Health Policy in Developing Countries 4 Credits Description

MIH512 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

MIH514 - Cross Cultural Perspectives 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

MIH599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MIH523 - Disaster Humanitarian Emergencies 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MIH543 - Perspective on Abuse and Violence 4 Credits Description

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Total Credits for MS in Health Sciences- International Health specialization

MS Core Courses 20 Credits

MS Electives 16 Credits

Culminating Project 4 Credits

Total 40 Credits

To qualify for graduation with a MS in Health Sciences with a specialization in International Health a

student must have successfully fulfilled all of the following requirements

1 Completed each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

2 Maintained an overall GPA of ldquoB (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying

toward the degree

Health Care Management ndash Informatics Health Informatics Concentration focuses on the application of computer information systems to health

care and public health Informatics extends beyond simply using the computer as a tool for computation

into the process of knowledge acquisition storage retrieval representation and manipulation A major

focus of Informatics is the support of information systems for reasoning decision-making and learning

Health Informatics encompasses the fields of information science computer information systems and

educational technology in support of health care delivery education and management Health

Informatics is a body of knowledge and a set of techniques to organize and manage information in

support of research education and patient care

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to application of computer

information systems to health care and public health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health informatics

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact health

informatics

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to health informatics

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in health

informatics

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in health informatics

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills in health informatics

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Degree Requirements

The MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management Concentration in Health Informatics requires

successful completion of 40 semester credits A final culminating project and an integrative paper are

included

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHI500 - Introduction to Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI502 - Information Systems in the Delivery of Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHI504 - Systems Analysis for Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI506 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Systems Development in Health Informatics

4 Credits Description

MHI508 - Health Information Systems Security 4 Credits Description

To qualify for graduation with a MS in Health Sciences Health Care Management in Health Informatics

a student must have successfully fulfilled both of the following requirements

Completed each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

Maintained an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying

toward the degree

MS in Health Sciences ndash Public Health The Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Public Health is designed to provide

health care professionals and other qualified applicants with advanced knowledge and practical tools in

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36

public health and health care management Graduates of the program will be able to seek managerial

and leadership positions in the field of public health and health care administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to public health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings relevant to public health

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the public health professional functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to service in public health

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in public

health

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in public health

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a public health professional

Degree Requirements

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MPH502 - Introduction to Public Health 4 Credits Description

MPH504 - Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MIH512 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

MIH514 - Cross Cultural perspectives 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory Based Research 4 Credits Description

MPH599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy 4 Credits Description

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems 4 Credits Description

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MIH543 - Perspectives on Abuse and Violence 4 Credits Description

MHE510 - Occupational Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

MPH503 - Infertility and Public Health 4 Credits Description

MSin Health Sciences -- Emergency and Disaster Management The Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Emergency and Disaster Management

prepares students to provide leadership in major emergencies and disasters including terrorism This

specialization provides individuals planning to hold leadership position as emergency professionals in

government and industry with the skills to respond effectively when emergencies and disasters strike

and provide leadership in those situations Students will learn to analyze disaster threats write

emergency plans to meet state and federal guidelines understand problems facing response teams and

communicate knowledgeably with expert advisors in crisis

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues faced by the

emergency and disaster management professional

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an emergency and disaster management

professional

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology 4 Credits Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits Description

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MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster 4 Credits Description

MHE599 - Culminating Projects 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE510 - Occupation Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

MHE513 - Risk Assessment and Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE518 - Education in Emergency 4 Credits Description

MPH502 - Introduction to Public Health 4 Credits Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciencesndash Health Education The Master of Science in Health Sciences - Health Education specialization prepares professionals to

administer and develop health education programs to implement health education processes and

concepts to understand current health issues and to master skills and knowledge appropriate to

leadership positions in the field

Students should note that the MS in Health Sciences Health Education concentration is not a certificate

or credentialing program TUI cannot grant or certify any student for a credential as a teacher or

administrator As the requirements for credentialinglicensurecertification vary from state to state

students are urged to contact their state of residence or employment for information on specific

requirementscriteria

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to contemporary health

education

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health education

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the health educator functions

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4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to professional practice in health

education

5 Develop and implement plans for promoting health and facilitating voluntary changes in health

behaviors

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health educator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health educator

Degree Requirements

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD506 - Cultural and Cross-Cultural Perspectives in Health 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

MHD510 - Research in Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD599 - Capstone Integrative Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging and Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health and Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy and Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciences - Clinical Research Administration Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Clinical Research Administration a growing

field for health professionals who are interested in overseeing the administration and progress of clinical

trials in various health care facilities usually sponsored by a pharmaceutical company or biologics or

devices companies

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A Clinical Research Administrator is a health professional who manages the various aspects of the

clinical trial not only the health aspects but also the administrative aspects The Clinical Research

Administrator supervises the conduct of clinical trials at a clinical site Individuals who work in the area

of Clinical Research Administration come from very diverse areas such as Nursing Clinical Laboratory

Nutrition Respiratory Therapy Rehabilitation Sciences Physician Assistants IDC PMT Physical Therapy

Medicine to name a few

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to clinical research

administration

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in clinical research

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the clinical research administrator functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to professional practice in clinical

research administration

5 Develop and implement plans for supervising clinical research studies

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a clinical research

administrator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a clinical research administrator

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

CRA502 - Bioethics and Legal Perspectives 4 Credits Description

CRA548 - Research Methods for Health Professionals 4 Credits Description

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA554 - Human Trials 4 Credits Description

CRA599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

CRA500 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

CRA503 - Clinical Research Funding 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

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CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

CRA509 - Scientific Reporting 4 Credits Description

Joint Degree Program The College of Business Administration and the College of Health Sciences have joined forces to offer a

Dual MS-MBA program that result in conferral of a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree and

a Master of Science in Health Sciences with a concentration in Health Care Management (MSHS) degree

Admission Requirements

The student needs to apply specifically to the dual degree program when applying to the

university

The MSMBA degree requires total of 64 credit hours 32 credits from each program The

student may choose which program heshe completes first

Dual degree students must satisfy the curriculum and graduation requirements of both the MBA

and MSHS programs and follow their degree plan CAP599 the Integrated Capstone course

must be the last course taken after the required courses in both the MSHS ndash Concentration in

Health Care Management and the MBA program have been taken

Students withdrawing from the dual degree program before completing both degrees will only

receive credit toward graduation for such courses that qualify toward a single degree program

In this situation students will take the capstone course for the single degree program they wish

to complete (MHM599 for the MSHS or BUS599 for the MBA) The CAP599 integrated capstone

is only applicable for the Dual Degree

The MBA and MS degrees will be awarded upon successful completion of the requirements of

the entire dual degree program

Dual Degree Requirements

MBA ndash Masters in Business Administration (8 Courses 32 Credits)

ACC501 ndash Accounting for Decision Making 4 Credits Description

ETH501 ndash Business Ethics 4 Credits Description

FIN501 ndash Strategic Corporate Finance 4 Credits Description

ITM501 ndash Management Information Systems and Business Strategy 4 Credits Description

MGT501 ndash Management and Organizational Behavior 4 Credits Description

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MGT599 ndash Strategic Management 4 Credits Description

MKT501 ndash Strategic Marketing 4 Credits Description

OPM500 ndash Operation Management for Managers 4 Credits Description

MSHS ndash Concentration in Health Care Management (8 Courses 32 Credits)

MHM505 ndash Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 ndash Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM522 ndash Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM535 ndash Hospital Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH521 ndash Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MIH527 ndash Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MIH548 ndash Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

CAP599 ndash Integrative Capstone Course in Health Care Business Management

4 Credits Description

Graduate Certificates

Admission Standards

Possess a baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in health health science

or related field with a minimum GPA of 25 Submit transcripts of undergraduate and all prior

graduate work

Submit copies of any licenses and board certifications held

Academic Requirements

To be awarded the graduate certificate the student must earn a minimum ldquoB-rdquo (267) in the courses

that constitute the certificate with an overall program GPA of ldquoBrdquo (30) or better Programs may require

higher academic requirements for their specific certificates

Emergency and Disaster Management

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management is to provide the

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theoretical and philosophical foundations in principles of risk assessment emergency planning and

methodology related to terrorism and disaster relief

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHE507 - Bio- Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology 4 Credits Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits Choose one (1) course from the following)

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

MHE513 - Risk Assessment and Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE518 - Education in Emergency 4 Credits Description

Quality Assurance

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Quality Assurance is to provide administrators and practitioners

holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques used to achieve and

ensure quality health care delivery The focus will be on presenting the analytical tools and techniques

that will allow the health care administrator and professional to analyze assess and improve health

outcomes consumer satisfaction accountability and the processes within the organization that ensure

ongoing quality improvement The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit courses

designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in analyzing

developing and directing quality systems in the workplace

Required Course (16 Credits)

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM507 - Quality Assurance in Hospitals Healthcare Organizations 4 Credits Description

MHM509 - Quality Assurance in Managed Care 4 Credits Description

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MHM511 - Quality Assurance in Long Term Care Nursing Homes 4 Credits Description

Health Informatics

The graduate certificate in Health Informatics focuses on the application of computer information

systems to health care and public health and it is intended for students with a background in health

who wish to be prepared to apply current computer technology to the management of health care

services The certificate consists of the four following required courses

Required Courses (16 Credits)

Please select four (4) courses from the following

MHI500 - Introduction to Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI502 - Information Systems in the Delivery of Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHI504 - Systems Analysis for Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI506 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Systems Development in Health Informatics

4 Credits Description

MHI508 - Health Information Systems Security 4 Credits Description

Clinical Research Administration

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Clinical Research Administration is to provide administrators and

practitioners holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques to manage

the various aspects of clinical trial The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit

courses designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in the

administration of clinical research at a clinical site

Required Courses (16 Credits)

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

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Health Education The graduate certificate coursework in health education provides a theoretical and philosophical

foundation in principles of health promotion planning assessment and community health

education based on a synthesis of knowledge drawn from the physical biological social and

behavioral sciences Through the case study method students develop critical thinking skills in

community organization needs assessment and education strategies for individuals and groups

Students interested in the Certified Health Education Specialist exam who do not possess a

baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in the Health Sciences or Health

Professions concentrating in Health Education Community Health Education Public Health Education

School Health Education etc may be required to earn additional units in order to qualify for the National

Certification Exam Students are urged to contact NCHEC regarding eligibility and requirements for the

exam

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits)

Please choose one (1) course from the following

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging amp Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health amp Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy amp Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

Environmental Health Science The Certificate Program in Environmental Health Sciences is offered for those persons working in the

field of environmental health who need to develop their formal education in specific elements of the

field of environmental health Environmental Health consists of those organized activities undertaken to

protect and enhance the publicrsquos health through the recognition assessment and control of

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environmental hazards with focus on biological chemical and physical hazards The two major aspects in

an environmental health program are the prevention of disease and the protection and promotion of

human well being

The certificate consists of four of the following required courses (16 credits)

MHS523 - Principles of Environmental Health 4 Credits Description

MHS525 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

MHS527 - Water Quality 4 Credits Description

MHS529 - Housing 4 Credits Description

MHS531 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

MHS533 - Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

MHS535 - Noise Control 4 Credits Description

MHS537 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

Conflict Resolution Management

Conflict is an inevitable part of our professional and personal lives As conflict has an adverse effect on

organizational goal attainment there has been a growing need to understand the sources of conflict

and consequently manage it by applying the appropriate approach and strategy All organizations across

all fields and industries share a common resource ndash people ndash who interact and perform under various

and demanding conditions and all potentially conducive to inter-personal and intra-organizational

conflict The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Conflict Resolution Management is to provide those

professionals in business health or education to master the advanced concepts and techniques of

conflict resolution management Unilateral Bilateral and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) which

will enable them to understand overcome and move beyond conflict The certificate consists of a series

of three graduate-level credit courses designed to provide graduates with knowledge and skills and a

capstone course oriented towards addressing most common real-life situations

Required Courses (16 Credits)

NCM501 - Foundations of Conflict Resolutions 4 Credits Description

NCM511 - Mediation and Arbitration 4 Credits Description

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NCM512 - Negotiation Strategies 4 Credits Description

NCM599 - Capstone Course 4 Credits Description

Master of Science in Health Administration Propelled by broad trends such as demographic growth an ageing population medical innovation and

increased public awareness the field of Health Administration offers rewarding and challenging career

opportunities in the 21st century The Master of Science in Health Administration (MSHA) degree caters

to real world practical needs and focuses on implementing the knowledge and skills needed for effective

administrative leadership roles in organizations throughout the complex healthcare ecosystem This

degree provides graduates with a strong knowledge base in all aspects of Health Administration

including management delivery systems finance ethics regulation and human resources

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Identify and apply appropriate models and theories to approach and address administrative

healthcare problems or issues

2 Evaluate multiple or competing perspectives and options and recommend appropriate

administrative plans or courses of action for a healthcare problem or issue

3 Apply quantitative skills and methods to evaluate healthcare datainformation

4 Critically evaluate professional literature in the field of health administration

5 Develop effective written documents and presentations as professionally appropriate at the

healthcare administrative level eg executive reports business plans and presentations

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

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Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Healthcare Management concentration may be able to

transfer to the MS in Health Administration degree program however students may not complete

the MSHS with a concentration in Healthcare Management and seek a second degree in the MS in

Health Administration program Students are urged to contact their academic advisor with any

questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSHA degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSHA degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHA506 - Health Care Systems Organization

4 Credits Description

MHA507 - Health Care Delivery Systems

4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems

4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration

4 Credits Description

MHM525 - Marketing in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHA599 - MSHA Capstone Course 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 MHM502

MHM514 MHM522 MHM525 Plus 3 Electives

Description

Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance

4 Credits

Description

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MHM501 - Management and Organizational Behavior

4 Credits

Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care

4 Credits Description

NCM501 - Foundation of Conflict Management

4 Credits

Description

Master of Science in Emergency and Disaster Management Each year people across the world are confronted by disasters As can be witnessed by world events

the ability of a nation state or community to plan for and respond to emergencies and disasters is

essential in mitigating the potentially catastrophic consequences of natural and man-made disasters

The Master of Science in Emergency amp Disaster Management (MSEDM) is designed for both military and

civilian students with experience responding to national and global humanitarian crises terrorist-based

events and natural disasters This program provides graduates with the skills to succeed in emergency

and disaster professions in the military federal state and local government and industry

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Apply effective solutions and responses to problems of a physical and psychological nature

experienced in a disaster aftermath

3 Develop emergency plans that meet state and federal guideline and demonstrate effective

communication skills

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

6 Analyze and evaluate disaster threats to public health infrastructure to effectively integrate and

develop coordinated responses with various agencies in disaster mitigation

7 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

8 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

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International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Emergency and Disaster Management concentration may be

able to transfer to the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management degree program however

students may not complete the MSHS with a concentration in Emergency and Disaster Management

and seek a second degree in the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management program Students are

urged to contact their academic advisor with any questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSEDM degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSEDM degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management

4 Credits

Description

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology

4 Credits

Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits MHE503 or MHE509 Description

EDM504 - Public Health and the Aftermath of a Disaster

4 Credits

Description

EDM502 - Critical Infrastructure Vulnerability and Protection

4 Credits MHE503 MHE 509 MHE511

Description

EDM599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits All other 9 courses in the

program need to be taken prior Description

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Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster

4 Credits

Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment

4 Credits

Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

EDM501 - Domestic Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

EDM503 - Infectious Disease Mitigation Following Natural Disasters

4 Credits

Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy

4 Credits

Description

Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences The Doctor of Philosophy represents the highest level of achievement in any academic discipline TUI is

proud to offer a research degree resulting in a Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences

Students who earn this degree are qualified to enter academia or the top levels of health care

administration or health executive positions in government and the private sector These graduates will

have demonstrated excellence in their pursuit of academic study in their selected field As with any

quality PhD degree the work is challenging but the rewards are substantial

The purpose of the Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences program is to prepare professionals from

health and health related fields as leaders educators researchers and scholars Students select either

the educatorresearcher or practitioner concentration in International Health or Health Care

Administration All students in the program will develop advanced research skills directed toward the

creation of new knowledge demonstrated by a PhD Dissertation

Students will gain knowledge and skills that may be used to function at the entry level of university

professorial track teaching or at the highest levels of organizational management Students will gain an

extensive background and comprehension of various areas of health and will learn skills needed for

acquisition and application of advanced knowledge including current developments in their area of

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specialty Graduates will demonstrate effective scholarly writing and presentation as well as skills

needed to design perform compile and successfully defend a doctoral level dissertation The program

also provides students with the ability to make contributions by publishing in peer-reviewed journals

andor presenting research in professional conferences Students planning to enter an academic career

will learn skills for effective teaching in academic health profession programs

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health science

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications to specific areas of health sciences

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration

Admission Standards All applicants to the PhD Programs at TUI are required to possess the following

1 Have an earned Masters degree from an accredited college or university with at least 30

graduate level semester credits

2 Have a grade point average of 34 (on a 40 scale) on all work completed during the Masters

degree An official transcript of all prior academic work must be submitted

3 Possess analytical and critical thinking skills sufficient to deal with the doctoral program

demonstrated by a sample of research or academic publication Must submit a sample of

research oriented writing or publication

4 Possess writing and oral communication skills sufficient to conduct and deliver the results of

meaningful research Must submit an essay that includes current personal intellectual and

professional interests and why the student applies to the degree at TUI

5 Submit a current Curriculum Vita (Resume)

6 Possess information technology skills sufficient to effectively participate in the TUI PhD

pedagogical model

7 Possess Internet skills sufficient to effectively conduct research at a PhD level

8 Have successfully completed with a grade of B or better at least one course in Research

Methods or Statistics at the Masterrsquos or higher level If a student does not meet the research

requirement it can be met by successfully completing a Research Methods course from the TUI

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Masters program with a grade of B or better This course will be considered a prerequisite and

not included in the total number of PhD course units required by the students degree plan

9 International students must have minimum TOEFL of 55021379

You may apply only once to the TUI PhD program if denied no additional applications to the

same program will be accepted

Transfer Policies TUI accepts up to four semester credits of Doctoral level courses from accredited doctoral granting

institutions provided the transferred course meets the same general content standards as the TUI

course

Degree Requirements The PhD at TUI is a post Masterrsquos degree consisting of 44 semester credit hours of coursework which may be completed in six sessions with a load of 2 courses (8 credits) per session The program also consists of a research dissertation Based on the nature of independent research being conducted by each student the time needed to complete the dissertation will depend upon the individual student The PhD curriculum has the following components 1 Core Courses All students are required to take five (5) research methods courses and two (2) required theory courses in the field of health These courses provide the foundation for the elective courses which students may pursue in their specialized concentrations All courses are valued at four (4) semester credits The last course taken prior to the dissertation series is the required DHS699-Dissertation Proposal Seminar 2 Concentration Courses In addition to the required core courses there are four (4) concentration courses (electives) needed to complete the degree plan Students may select one concentration from an offering of three concentrations These courses are generally in the specific area of the research that the student will pursue All elective courses are valued at four (4) semester credits 3 Written and Oral Qualifying Students will be examined on their understanding of research methods and statistical concepts related to the research process 4 Dissertation Students demonstrate a synthesis of their doctoral study knowledge and scholarship with a significant quantitative research project that contributes to general principles of knowledge in the field(s) potentially impacted by the research Following the completion of the course work including the Dissertation Seminar (DHS 699) students will continue to work on the dissertation and register for subsequent sessions to DHS 700 701 702hellip The 700 series courses will appear in a separate section on the studentrsquos transcript dedicated to the dissertation

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Degree Requirements - Summary

Completion of 28 semester credit of core courses

Completion of 16 semester credit of elective courses

Successful completion of both oral and written Comprehensive exam

Successful completion of the Dissertation Seminar Prospectus (DHS699)

Successful defense of the dissertation proposal

Successful defense of the PhD dissertation and approval of the Dissertation Committee and

Program Director

Students in the doctoral degree programs must complete each doctoral course with a grade of B

(30) or better and maintain a cumulative GPA of 30 (B) or better for all courses applying toward the

degree

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

DHS600 - Research Methods in Health Sciences 4 Credits Description

DHS608 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics I 4 Credits Description

DHS612 - Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

DHS618 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics II 4 Credits Description

DHS620 - Linking Theory with Research 4 Credits Description

DHS652 - Research Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS699 - Dissertation Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS 700 through 711 ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

DHS 712 and above ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

Specialization Courses (16 Credits)

International Health EducatorResearcher

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of international health education and research

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in areas of international health education and research

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3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health education and research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health education and research

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

education and research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health education and research

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health education and research

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DHS621 - Curriculum in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

DHS623 - TeachingAdministration in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

International Health EducatorPractitioner

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge relevant to the international health practitioner

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their application

to the international health practitioner

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health

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DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH633 - Global Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

DIH635 - Geopolitical Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

Health Care Administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health care administration

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in health care administration

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of health

care administration

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

health care administration

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of health care

administration

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in health

care administration

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in health care administration

DHA619 - Current Issues in Health Administration Research 4 Credits Description

DHA621 - Health Care Law Regulation and Ethics 4 Credits Description

DHA623 - Advanced Leadership 4 Credits Description

DHA698 - Seminar in Strategic Planning for Health Organization 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

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BHS438 - Hazardous Materials 4 Credits Description

BHS440 - EntomologyPest Control 4 Credits Description

BSHS Environmental Sciences Elective requirement that would transfer 4 credits

BHS439 - Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

TUI Courses 32 credits (must be taken at TUI)

Required Upper Division Core Courses (24 Semester Credits)

BHE418 - Health Behavior 4 Credits Description

BHS432 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

BHS455 - Computers and Information Systems 4 Credits Description

BHM415 - Topics in Health Care Policy 4 Credits Description

BHS442 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

BHS490 - Senior Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Required Upper Division Elective Courses (8 Semester Credits)

BHS433 - BHS433 Water Quality 4 Credits Description

BHS435 - Housing 4 Credits Description

BHS441 - Noise Control 4 Credits Description

Health Science Undergraduate Certificates TUI offers Undergraduate and Graduate Certificates as part of the Undergraduate or Graduate programs

respectively

Students may apply to a specific program where the certificate is usually a special trackconcentration

within the program Students categorically -- can only enroll in degree programs even though they may

receive documentation of having passed certain benchmarks A certificate is a benchmark reached

after completion of 4 (or more courses) within a specific program such as BSHS ndash Emergency and

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Disaster Management The benefit is that a student who completes a cluster of courses reaching the

benchmark may receive the certificate and continue with hisher degree program

The BS in Health Science program offers three (3) undergraduate certificates The certificate courses

may be taken as part of the program or taken as an extension of the program Students in the BS in

Health Sciences interested in one of the following Certificates - Nutrition Emergency and Disaster

Management or Family Health - must successfully complete all the required courses for the bachelors

degree and all four certificate courses Upon completion students will be eligible for a Certificate in the

respective program in addition to the BS in Health Sciences degree A total of 128 credits are required

for the BS in Health Sciences with Certificate in Nutrition Emergency and Disaster Management or

Family Health

All students seeking an Undergraduate Certificate must be admitted to TUI as a regularly admitted

undergraduate student

Academic Requirements

To be awarded the undergraduate certificate the student must earn a minimum ldquoCrdquo (20) in the courses that constitute the certificate with an overall program GPA of ldquoCrdquo (20) or better Programs may require higher academic requirements for their specific certificates

Certificate in Nutrition

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Nutrition provides a theoretical and philosophical

foundation in principles of human nutrition including nutrition through the life cycle and nutrition and

disease

Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits)

BHE411 - Human Nutrition 4 Credits Description

BHE413 - Nutrition and Disease 4 Credits Description

BHE417 - Nutrition throughout the Life Cycle 4 Credits Description

BHE419 - Sports Nutrition and Weight Control 4 Credits Description

Certificate in Family Health

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Family Health provides a theoretical and

philosophical foundation in principles of health promotion planning implementation and

assessment of health education related to the family

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Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits)

BHE433 - Maternal-Neonatal Health 4 Credits Description

BHE435 - Infant and Children at Risk 4 Credits Description

BHE415 - Community and Domestic Violence 4 Credits Description

BHE439 - Issues in Family Planning 4 Credits Description

Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Emergency and Disaster Management provides

a theoretical and philosophical foundation in principles of risk assessment and planning related to

terrorism and other emergencies and disasters

Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits Choose Four (4) Courses from the Following)

BHS411 - Issues in Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS412 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS417 - Emergency Planning and Operation 4 Credits Description

BHS419 - Risk Assessment 4 Credits Description

Health Science Undergraduate Graduation Requirements

Requirement for Graduation

To qualify for graduation with a BS in Health Sciences a student must have successfully fulfilled the

following requirements

Complete each of the required core courses with a C (20) or better

Maintain an overall GPA of 20 (C) or better for all coursework toward the degree

Master of Science in Health Sciences The TUI College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a variety of

concentrationsspecialties The goal of the program is to provide students with the knowledge and skills

needed for effective managerial and leadership careers in various health fields Students will learn to

discern among implement and evaluate new developments and advances in fields of health practice

including health education health care management public health emergency and disaster

management as well as others Individuals will learn to balance the needs of health practice within

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various sociopolitical and economic environments The program is also designed to provide students

with the ability to critically evaluate research findings in applicable fields of practice Students will

develop knowledge and skills in ethical and legal decision making The program also promotes

educational opportunities for career advancement employment mobility and lifelong learning

opportunities

Program Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion of their respective program option graduates should be able to

1 Critically evaluate scientific literature in the field of health sciences

2 Apply quantitative reasoning skills to evaluate scientific data or other health information

3 Identify and apply appropriate models and theories to approach and address health andor

healthcare problems or issues

4 Develop effective written documents and presentations as professionally appropriate at the health

andor healthcare administrative level eg reports proposals PowerPoint presentations educational

materials etc

5 Evaluate multiple or competing perspectivesoptions and recommend an appropriate plan or course

of action for a health andor healthcare problem or issue

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

Pre-requisite courses may be required in the Health Sciences program based on concentration selected

International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may transfer up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos level

program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must meet

the same general content standards as the TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MS degree in Health Sciences students must successfully fulfill both of the following

requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

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MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management The TUI (TUI) College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a

specialty in Health Care Management

The goal of the program is to provide students with the knowledge and skills needed for effective

managerial and leadership careers in the health field The program promotes educational opportunities

for career advancement employment mobility and lifelong learning opportunities to health care

professionals

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to contemporary health

care management

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health care management

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the health care manager functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to health care management

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues faced by the

health care manager

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health care

manager

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health care manager

Degree Requirements

The MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management Specialization requires successful completion of

40 semester credits A final culminating project and an integrative paper are included

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

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Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHM501 - Management and Organizational Behavior 4 Credits Description

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM507 - Quality Assurance in Hospital Healthcare Organizations 4 Credits Description

MHM509 - Quality Assurance in Managed Care 4 Credits Description

MHM511 - Quality Assurance in Long Term Care Nursing Homes 4 Credits Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems 4 Credits Description

MHM525 - Marketing in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHM535 - Hospital Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

NCM501 - Foundation of Conflict Management 4 Credits Description

NCM511 - Mediation and Arbitration 4 Credits Description

NCM512 - Negotiation Strategies 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciences - International Health TUI-College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a specialty in

International Health The goal is to provide quality education and training to individuals seeking a

graduate degree in international health specialty and to current practitioners or scientists seeking to

fulfill their academic aspirations by achieving and earning an advanced degree in the field of

international health perspective

In the twenty-first century we continue to witness great inequities in access to availability of basic

health care services around the globe Developing regions of the world continue to suffer from

significant public health problems Poverty ethnic tensions violence political instability urban decay

and natural and environmental hazards as well as poor population growth control continue to dominate

the scene in many countries

Graduates of the MS degree in Health Sciences with specialization in International Health will be able to

fill positions in governmental and private national and international organizations The program

emphasizes cross cultural awareness planning implementing and evaluating sustainable health care

development programs for communities and nations develop studentsrsquo skills and ability to assess needs

and develop priorities with limited resources

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Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to international health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in international health

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact

international health

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to international health

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in

international health

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in international health

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an international health professional

Degree Requirements

The MS degree in Health Sciences -International Health Specialty requires successful completion of 40

semester credits a final culminating project and an integrative paper

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MIH502 - Introduction to Intrsquol Health 4 Credits Description

MIH508 - Health Policy in Developing Countries 4 Credits Description

MIH512 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

MIH514 - Cross Cultural Perspectives 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

MIH599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MIH523 - Disaster Humanitarian Emergencies 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MIH543 - Perspective on Abuse and Violence 4 Credits Description

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Total Credits for MS in Health Sciences- International Health specialization

MS Core Courses 20 Credits

MS Electives 16 Credits

Culminating Project 4 Credits

Total 40 Credits

To qualify for graduation with a MS in Health Sciences with a specialization in International Health a

student must have successfully fulfilled all of the following requirements

1 Completed each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

2 Maintained an overall GPA of ldquoB (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying

toward the degree

Health Care Management ndash Informatics Health Informatics Concentration focuses on the application of computer information systems to health

care and public health Informatics extends beyond simply using the computer as a tool for computation

into the process of knowledge acquisition storage retrieval representation and manipulation A major

focus of Informatics is the support of information systems for reasoning decision-making and learning

Health Informatics encompasses the fields of information science computer information systems and

educational technology in support of health care delivery education and management Health

Informatics is a body of knowledge and a set of techniques to organize and manage information in

support of research education and patient care

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to application of computer

information systems to health care and public health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health informatics

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact health

informatics

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to health informatics

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in health

informatics

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in health informatics

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills in health informatics

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Degree Requirements

The MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management Concentration in Health Informatics requires

successful completion of 40 semester credits A final culminating project and an integrative paper are

included

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHI500 - Introduction to Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI502 - Information Systems in the Delivery of Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHI504 - Systems Analysis for Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI506 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Systems Development in Health Informatics

4 Credits Description

MHI508 - Health Information Systems Security 4 Credits Description

To qualify for graduation with a MS in Health Sciences Health Care Management in Health Informatics

a student must have successfully fulfilled both of the following requirements

Completed each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

Maintained an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying

toward the degree

MS in Health Sciences ndash Public Health The Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Public Health is designed to provide

health care professionals and other qualified applicants with advanced knowledge and practical tools in

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public health and health care management Graduates of the program will be able to seek managerial

and leadership positions in the field of public health and health care administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to public health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings relevant to public health

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the public health professional functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to service in public health

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in public

health

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in public health

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a public health professional

Degree Requirements

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MPH502 - Introduction to Public Health 4 Credits Description

MPH504 - Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MIH512 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

MIH514 - Cross Cultural perspectives 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory Based Research 4 Credits Description

MPH599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy 4 Credits Description

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems 4 Credits Description

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MIH543 - Perspectives on Abuse and Violence 4 Credits Description

MHE510 - Occupational Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

MPH503 - Infertility and Public Health 4 Credits Description

MSin Health Sciences -- Emergency and Disaster Management The Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Emergency and Disaster Management

prepares students to provide leadership in major emergencies and disasters including terrorism This

specialization provides individuals planning to hold leadership position as emergency professionals in

government and industry with the skills to respond effectively when emergencies and disasters strike

and provide leadership in those situations Students will learn to analyze disaster threats write

emergency plans to meet state and federal guidelines understand problems facing response teams and

communicate knowledgeably with expert advisors in crisis

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues faced by the

emergency and disaster management professional

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an emergency and disaster management

professional

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology 4 Credits Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits Description

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MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster 4 Credits Description

MHE599 - Culminating Projects 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE510 - Occupation Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

MHE513 - Risk Assessment and Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE518 - Education in Emergency 4 Credits Description

MPH502 - Introduction to Public Health 4 Credits Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciencesndash Health Education The Master of Science in Health Sciences - Health Education specialization prepares professionals to

administer and develop health education programs to implement health education processes and

concepts to understand current health issues and to master skills and knowledge appropriate to

leadership positions in the field

Students should note that the MS in Health Sciences Health Education concentration is not a certificate

or credentialing program TUI cannot grant or certify any student for a credential as a teacher or

administrator As the requirements for credentialinglicensurecertification vary from state to state

students are urged to contact their state of residence or employment for information on specific

requirementscriteria

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to contemporary health

education

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health education

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the health educator functions

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4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to professional practice in health

education

5 Develop and implement plans for promoting health and facilitating voluntary changes in health

behaviors

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health educator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health educator

Degree Requirements

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD506 - Cultural and Cross-Cultural Perspectives in Health 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

MHD510 - Research in Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD599 - Capstone Integrative Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging and Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health and Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy and Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciences - Clinical Research Administration Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Clinical Research Administration a growing

field for health professionals who are interested in overseeing the administration and progress of clinical

trials in various health care facilities usually sponsored by a pharmaceutical company or biologics or

devices companies

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A Clinical Research Administrator is a health professional who manages the various aspects of the

clinical trial not only the health aspects but also the administrative aspects The Clinical Research

Administrator supervises the conduct of clinical trials at a clinical site Individuals who work in the area

of Clinical Research Administration come from very diverse areas such as Nursing Clinical Laboratory

Nutrition Respiratory Therapy Rehabilitation Sciences Physician Assistants IDC PMT Physical Therapy

Medicine to name a few

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to clinical research

administration

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in clinical research

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the clinical research administrator functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to professional practice in clinical

research administration

5 Develop and implement plans for supervising clinical research studies

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a clinical research

administrator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a clinical research administrator

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

CRA502 - Bioethics and Legal Perspectives 4 Credits Description

CRA548 - Research Methods for Health Professionals 4 Credits Description

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA554 - Human Trials 4 Credits Description

CRA599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

CRA500 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

CRA503 - Clinical Research Funding 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

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CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

CRA509 - Scientific Reporting 4 Credits Description

Joint Degree Program The College of Business Administration and the College of Health Sciences have joined forces to offer a

Dual MS-MBA program that result in conferral of a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree and

a Master of Science in Health Sciences with a concentration in Health Care Management (MSHS) degree

Admission Requirements

The student needs to apply specifically to the dual degree program when applying to the

university

The MSMBA degree requires total of 64 credit hours 32 credits from each program The

student may choose which program heshe completes first

Dual degree students must satisfy the curriculum and graduation requirements of both the MBA

and MSHS programs and follow their degree plan CAP599 the Integrated Capstone course

must be the last course taken after the required courses in both the MSHS ndash Concentration in

Health Care Management and the MBA program have been taken

Students withdrawing from the dual degree program before completing both degrees will only

receive credit toward graduation for such courses that qualify toward a single degree program

In this situation students will take the capstone course for the single degree program they wish

to complete (MHM599 for the MSHS or BUS599 for the MBA) The CAP599 integrated capstone

is only applicable for the Dual Degree

The MBA and MS degrees will be awarded upon successful completion of the requirements of

the entire dual degree program

Dual Degree Requirements

MBA ndash Masters in Business Administration (8 Courses 32 Credits)

ACC501 ndash Accounting for Decision Making 4 Credits Description

ETH501 ndash Business Ethics 4 Credits Description

FIN501 ndash Strategic Corporate Finance 4 Credits Description

ITM501 ndash Management Information Systems and Business Strategy 4 Credits Description

MGT501 ndash Management and Organizational Behavior 4 Credits Description

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MGT599 ndash Strategic Management 4 Credits Description

MKT501 ndash Strategic Marketing 4 Credits Description

OPM500 ndash Operation Management for Managers 4 Credits Description

MSHS ndash Concentration in Health Care Management (8 Courses 32 Credits)

MHM505 ndash Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 ndash Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM522 ndash Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM535 ndash Hospital Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH521 ndash Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MIH527 ndash Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MIH548 ndash Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

CAP599 ndash Integrative Capstone Course in Health Care Business Management

4 Credits Description

Graduate Certificates

Admission Standards

Possess a baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in health health science

or related field with a minimum GPA of 25 Submit transcripts of undergraduate and all prior

graduate work

Submit copies of any licenses and board certifications held

Academic Requirements

To be awarded the graduate certificate the student must earn a minimum ldquoB-rdquo (267) in the courses

that constitute the certificate with an overall program GPA of ldquoBrdquo (30) or better Programs may require

higher academic requirements for their specific certificates

Emergency and Disaster Management

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management is to provide the

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theoretical and philosophical foundations in principles of risk assessment emergency planning and

methodology related to terrorism and disaster relief

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHE507 - Bio- Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology 4 Credits Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits Choose one (1) course from the following)

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

MHE513 - Risk Assessment and Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE518 - Education in Emergency 4 Credits Description

Quality Assurance

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Quality Assurance is to provide administrators and practitioners

holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques used to achieve and

ensure quality health care delivery The focus will be on presenting the analytical tools and techniques

that will allow the health care administrator and professional to analyze assess and improve health

outcomes consumer satisfaction accountability and the processes within the organization that ensure

ongoing quality improvement The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit courses

designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in analyzing

developing and directing quality systems in the workplace

Required Course (16 Credits)

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM507 - Quality Assurance in Hospitals Healthcare Organizations 4 Credits Description

MHM509 - Quality Assurance in Managed Care 4 Credits Description

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MHM511 - Quality Assurance in Long Term Care Nursing Homes 4 Credits Description

Health Informatics

The graduate certificate in Health Informatics focuses on the application of computer information

systems to health care and public health and it is intended for students with a background in health

who wish to be prepared to apply current computer technology to the management of health care

services The certificate consists of the four following required courses

Required Courses (16 Credits)

Please select four (4) courses from the following

MHI500 - Introduction to Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI502 - Information Systems in the Delivery of Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHI504 - Systems Analysis for Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI506 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Systems Development in Health Informatics

4 Credits Description

MHI508 - Health Information Systems Security 4 Credits Description

Clinical Research Administration

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Clinical Research Administration is to provide administrators and

practitioners holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques to manage

the various aspects of clinical trial The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit

courses designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in the

administration of clinical research at a clinical site

Required Courses (16 Credits)

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

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45

Health Education The graduate certificate coursework in health education provides a theoretical and philosophical

foundation in principles of health promotion planning assessment and community health

education based on a synthesis of knowledge drawn from the physical biological social and

behavioral sciences Through the case study method students develop critical thinking skills in

community organization needs assessment and education strategies for individuals and groups

Students interested in the Certified Health Education Specialist exam who do not possess a

baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in the Health Sciences or Health

Professions concentrating in Health Education Community Health Education Public Health Education

School Health Education etc may be required to earn additional units in order to qualify for the National

Certification Exam Students are urged to contact NCHEC regarding eligibility and requirements for the

exam

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits)

Please choose one (1) course from the following

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging amp Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health amp Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy amp Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

Environmental Health Science The Certificate Program in Environmental Health Sciences is offered for those persons working in the

field of environmental health who need to develop their formal education in specific elements of the

field of environmental health Environmental Health consists of those organized activities undertaken to

protect and enhance the publicrsquos health through the recognition assessment and control of

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46

environmental hazards with focus on biological chemical and physical hazards The two major aspects in

an environmental health program are the prevention of disease and the protection and promotion of

human well being

The certificate consists of four of the following required courses (16 credits)

MHS523 - Principles of Environmental Health 4 Credits Description

MHS525 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

MHS527 - Water Quality 4 Credits Description

MHS529 - Housing 4 Credits Description

MHS531 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

MHS533 - Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

MHS535 - Noise Control 4 Credits Description

MHS537 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

Conflict Resolution Management

Conflict is an inevitable part of our professional and personal lives As conflict has an adverse effect on

organizational goal attainment there has been a growing need to understand the sources of conflict

and consequently manage it by applying the appropriate approach and strategy All organizations across

all fields and industries share a common resource ndash people ndash who interact and perform under various

and demanding conditions and all potentially conducive to inter-personal and intra-organizational

conflict The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Conflict Resolution Management is to provide those

professionals in business health or education to master the advanced concepts and techniques of

conflict resolution management Unilateral Bilateral and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) which

will enable them to understand overcome and move beyond conflict The certificate consists of a series

of three graduate-level credit courses designed to provide graduates with knowledge and skills and a

capstone course oriented towards addressing most common real-life situations

Required Courses (16 Credits)

NCM501 - Foundations of Conflict Resolutions 4 Credits Description

NCM511 - Mediation and Arbitration 4 Credits Description

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NCM512 - Negotiation Strategies 4 Credits Description

NCM599 - Capstone Course 4 Credits Description

Master of Science in Health Administration Propelled by broad trends such as demographic growth an ageing population medical innovation and

increased public awareness the field of Health Administration offers rewarding and challenging career

opportunities in the 21st century The Master of Science in Health Administration (MSHA) degree caters

to real world practical needs and focuses on implementing the knowledge and skills needed for effective

administrative leadership roles in organizations throughout the complex healthcare ecosystem This

degree provides graduates with a strong knowledge base in all aspects of Health Administration

including management delivery systems finance ethics regulation and human resources

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Identify and apply appropriate models and theories to approach and address administrative

healthcare problems or issues

2 Evaluate multiple or competing perspectives and options and recommend appropriate

administrative plans or courses of action for a healthcare problem or issue

3 Apply quantitative skills and methods to evaluate healthcare datainformation

4 Critically evaluate professional literature in the field of health administration

5 Develop effective written documents and presentations as professionally appropriate at the

healthcare administrative level eg executive reports business plans and presentations

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

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Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Healthcare Management concentration may be able to

transfer to the MS in Health Administration degree program however students may not complete

the MSHS with a concentration in Healthcare Management and seek a second degree in the MS in

Health Administration program Students are urged to contact their academic advisor with any

questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSHA degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSHA degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHA506 - Health Care Systems Organization

4 Credits Description

MHA507 - Health Care Delivery Systems

4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems

4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration

4 Credits Description

MHM525 - Marketing in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHA599 - MSHA Capstone Course 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 MHM502

MHM514 MHM522 MHM525 Plus 3 Electives

Description

Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance

4 Credits

Description

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MHM501 - Management and Organizational Behavior

4 Credits

Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care

4 Credits Description

NCM501 - Foundation of Conflict Management

4 Credits

Description

Master of Science in Emergency and Disaster Management Each year people across the world are confronted by disasters As can be witnessed by world events

the ability of a nation state or community to plan for and respond to emergencies and disasters is

essential in mitigating the potentially catastrophic consequences of natural and man-made disasters

The Master of Science in Emergency amp Disaster Management (MSEDM) is designed for both military and

civilian students with experience responding to national and global humanitarian crises terrorist-based

events and natural disasters This program provides graduates with the skills to succeed in emergency

and disaster professions in the military federal state and local government and industry

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Apply effective solutions and responses to problems of a physical and psychological nature

experienced in a disaster aftermath

3 Develop emergency plans that meet state and federal guideline and demonstrate effective

communication skills

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

6 Analyze and evaluate disaster threats to public health infrastructure to effectively integrate and

develop coordinated responses with various agencies in disaster mitigation

7 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

8 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

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International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Emergency and Disaster Management concentration may be

able to transfer to the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management degree program however

students may not complete the MSHS with a concentration in Emergency and Disaster Management

and seek a second degree in the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management program Students are

urged to contact their academic advisor with any questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSEDM degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSEDM degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management

4 Credits

Description

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology

4 Credits

Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits MHE503 or MHE509 Description

EDM504 - Public Health and the Aftermath of a Disaster

4 Credits

Description

EDM502 - Critical Infrastructure Vulnerability and Protection

4 Credits MHE503 MHE 509 MHE511

Description

EDM599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits All other 9 courses in the

program need to be taken prior Description

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Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster

4 Credits

Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment

4 Credits

Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

EDM501 - Domestic Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

EDM503 - Infectious Disease Mitigation Following Natural Disasters

4 Credits

Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy

4 Credits

Description

Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences The Doctor of Philosophy represents the highest level of achievement in any academic discipline TUI is

proud to offer a research degree resulting in a Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences

Students who earn this degree are qualified to enter academia or the top levels of health care

administration or health executive positions in government and the private sector These graduates will

have demonstrated excellence in their pursuit of academic study in their selected field As with any

quality PhD degree the work is challenging but the rewards are substantial

The purpose of the Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences program is to prepare professionals from

health and health related fields as leaders educators researchers and scholars Students select either

the educatorresearcher or practitioner concentration in International Health or Health Care

Administration All students in the program will develop advanced research skills directed toward the

creation of new knowledge demonstrated by a PhD Dissertation

Students will gain knowledge and skills that may be used to function at the entry level of university

professorial track teaching or at the highest levels of organizational management Students will gain an

extensive background and comprehension of various areas of health and will learn skills needed for

acquisition and application of advanced knowledge including current developments in their area of

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specialty Graduates will demonstrate effective scholarly writing and presentation as well as skills

needed to design perform compile and successfully defend a doctoral level dissertation The program

also provides students with the ability to make contributions by publishing in peer-reviewed journals

andor presenting research in professional conferences Students planning to enter an academic career

will learn skills for effective teaching in academic health profession programs

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health science

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications to specific areas of health sciences

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration

Admission Standards All applicants to the PhD Programs at TUI are required to possess the following

1 Have an earned Masters degree from an accredited college or university with at least 30

graduate level semester credits

2 Have a grade point average of 34 (on a 40 scale) on all work completed during the Masters

degree An official transcript of all prior academic work must be submitted

3 Possess analytical and critical thinking skills sufficient to deal with the doctoral program

demonstrated by a sample of research or academic publication Must submit a sample of

research oriented writing or publication

4 Possess writing and oral communication skills sufficient to conduct and deliver the results of

meaningful research Must submit an essay that includes current personal intellectual and

professional interests and why the student applies to the degree at TUI

5 Submit a current Curriculum Vita (Resume)

6 Possess information technology skills sufficient to effectively participate in the TUI PhD

pedagogical model

7 Possess Internet skills sufficient to effectively conduct research at a PhD level

8 Have successfully completed with a grade of B or better at least one course in Research

Methods or Statistics at the Masterrsquos or higher level If a student does not meet the research

requirement it can be met by successfully completing a Research Methods course from the TUI

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Masters program with a grade of B or better This course will be considered a prerequisite and

not included in the total number of PhD course units required by the students degree plan

9 International students must have minimum TOEFL of 55021379

You may apply only once to the TUI PhD program if denied no additional applications to the

same program will be accepted

Transfer Policies TUI accepts up to four semester credits of Doctoral level courses from accredited doctoral granting

institutions provided the transferred course meets the same general content standards as the TUI

course

Degree Requirements The PhD at TUI is a post Masterrsquos degree consisting of 44 semester credit hours of coursework which may be completed in six sessions with a load of 2 courses (8 credits) per session The program also consists of a research dissertation Based on the nature of independent research being conducted by each student the time needed to complete the dissertation will depend upon the individual student The PhD curriculum has the following components 1 Core Courses All students are required to take five (5) research methods courses and two (2) required theory courses in the field of health These courses provide the foundation for the elective courses which students may pursue in their specialized concentrations All courses are valued at four (4) semester credits The last course taken prior to the dissertation series is the required DHS699-Dissertation Proposal Seminar 2 Concentration Courses In addition to the required core courses there are four (4) concentration courses (electives) needed to complete the degree plan Students may select one concentration from an offering of three concentrations These courses are generally in the specific area of the research that the student will pursue All elective courses are valued at four (4) semester credits 3 Written and Oral Qualifying Students will be examined on their understanding of research methods and statistical concepts related to the research process 4 Dissertation Students demonstrate a synthesis of their doctoral study knowledge and scholarship with a significant quantitative research project that contributes to general principles of knowledge in the field(s) potentially impacted by the research Following the completion of the course work including the Dissertation Seminar (DHS 699) students will continue to work on the dissertation and register for subsequent sessions to DHS 700 701 702hellip The 700 series courses will appear in a separate section on the studentrsquos transcript dedicated to the dissertation

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Degree Requirements - Summary

Completion of 28 semester credit of core courses

Completion of 16 semester credit of elective courses

Successful completion of both oral and written Comprehensive exam

Successful completion of the Dissertation Seminar Prospectus (DHS699)

Successful defense of the dissertation proposal

Successful defense of the PhD dissertation and approval of the Dissertation Committee and

Program Director

Students in the doctoral degree programs must complete each doctoral course with a grade of B

(30) or better and maintain a cumulative GPA of 30 (B) or better for all courses applying toward the

degree

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

DHS600 - Research Methods in Health Sciences 4 Credits Description

DHS608 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics I 4 Credits Description

DHS612 - Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

DHS618 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics II 4 Credits Description

DHS620 - Linking Theory with Research 4 Credits Description

DHS652 - Research Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS699 - Dissertation Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS 700 through 711 ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

DHS 712 and above ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

Specialization Courses (16 Credits)

International Health EducatorResearcher

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of international health education and research

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in areas of international health education and research

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3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health education and research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health education and research

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

education and research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health education and research

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health education and research

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DHS621 - Curriculum in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

DHS623 - TeachingAdministration in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

International Health EducatorPractitioner

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge relevant to the international health practitioner

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their application

to the international health practitioner

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health

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DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH633 - Global Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

DIH635 - Geopolitical Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

Health Care Administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health care administration

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in health care administration

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of health

care administration

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

health care administration

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of health care

administration

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in health

care administration

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in health care administration

DHA619 - Current Issues in Health Administration Research 4 Credits Description

DHA621 - Health Care Law Regulation and Ethics 4 Credits Description

DHA623 - Advanced Leadership 4 Credits Description

DHA698 - Seminar in Strategic Planning for Health Organization 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

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Disaster Management The benefit is that a student who completes a cluster of courses reaching the

benchmark may receive the certificate and continue with hisher degree program

The BS in Health Science program offers three (3) undergraduate certificates The certificate courses

may be taken as part of the program or taken as an extension of the program Students in the BS in

Health Sciences interested in one of the following Certificates - Nutrition Emergency and Disaster

Management or Family Health - must successfully complete all the required courses for the bachelors

degree and all four certificate courses Upon completion students will be eligible for a Certificate in the

respective program in addition to the BS in Health Sciences degree A total of 128 credits are required

for the BS in Health Sciences with Certificate in Nutrition Emergency and Disaster Management or

Family Health

All students seeking an Undergraduate Certificate must be admitted to TUI as a regularly admitted

undergraduate student

Academic Requirements

To be awarded the undergraduate certificate the student must earn a minimum ldquoCrdquo (20) in the courses that constitute the certificate with an overall program GPA of ldquoCrdquo (20) or better Programs may require higher academic requirements for their specific certificates

Certificate in Nutrition

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Nutrition provides a theoretical and philosophical

foundation in principles of human nutrition including nutrition through the life cycle and nutrition and

disease

Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits)

BHE411 - Human Nutrition 4 Credits Description

BHE413 - Nutrition and Disease 4 Credits Description

BHE417 - Nutrition throughout the Life Cycle 4 Credits Description

BHE419 - Sports Nutrition and Weight Control 4 Credits Description

Certificate in Family Health

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Family Health provides a theoretical and

philosophical foundation in principles of health promotion planning implementation and

assessment of health education related to the family

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Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits)

BHE433 - Maternal-Neonatal Health 4 Credits Description

BHE435 - Infant and Children at Risk 4 Credits Description

BHE415 - Community and Domestic Violence 4 Credits Description

BHE439 - Issues in Family Planning 4 Credits Description

Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Emergency and Disaster Management provides

a theoretical and philosophical foundation in principles of risk assessment and planning related to

terrorism and other emergencies and disasters

Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits Choose Four (4) Courses from the Following)

BHS411 - Issues in Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS412 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS417 - Emergency Planning and Operation 4 Credits Description

BHS419 - Risk Assessment 4 Credits Description

Health Science Undergraduate Graduation Requirements

Requirement for Graduation

To qualify for graduation with a BS in Health Sciences a student must have successfully fulfilled the

following requirements

Complete each of the required core courses with a C (20) or better

Maintain an overall GPA of 20 (C) or better for all coursework toward the degree

Master of Science in Health Sciences The TUI College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a variety of

concentrationsspecialties The goal of the program is to provide students with the knowledge and skills

needed for effective managerial and leadership careers in various health fields Students will learn to

discern among implement and evaluate new developments and advances in fields of health practice

including health education health care management public health emergency and disaster

management as well as others Individuals will learn to balance the needs of health practice within

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various sociopolitical and economic environments The program is also designed to provide students

with the ability to critically evaluate research findings in applicable fields of practice Students will

develop knowledge and skills in ethical and legal decision making The program also promotes

educational opportunities for career advancement employment mobility and lifelong learning

opportunities

Program Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion of their respective program option graduates should be able to

1 Critically evaluate scientific literature in the field of health sciences

2 Apply quantitative reasoning skills to evaluate scientific data or other health information

3 Identify and apply appropriate models and theories to approach and address health andor

healthcare problems or issues

4 Develop effective written documents and presentations as professionally appropriate at the health

andor healthcare administrative level eg reports proposals PowerPoint presentations educational

materials etc

5 Evaluate multiple or competing perspectivesoptions and recommend an appropriate plan or course

of action for a health andor healthcare problem or issue

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

Pre-requisite courses may be required in the Health Sciences program based on concentration selected

International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may transfer up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos level

program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must meet

the same general content standards as the TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MS degree in Health Sciences students must successfully fulfill both of the following

requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

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MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management The TUI (TUI) College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a

specialty in Health Care Management

The goal of the program is to provide students with the knowledge and skills needed for effective

managerial and leadership careers in the health field The program promotes educational opportunities

for career advancement employment mobility and lifelong learning opportunities to health care

professionals

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to contemporary health

care management

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health care management

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the health care manager functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to health care management

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues faced by the

health care manager

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health care

manager

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health care manager

Degree Requirements

The MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management Specialization requires successful completion of

40 semester credits A final culminating project and an integrative paper are included

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

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Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHM501 - Management and Organizational Behavior 4 Credits Description

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM507 - Quality Assurance in Hospital Healthcare Organizations 4 Credits Description

MHM509 - Quality Assurance in Managed Care 4 Credits Description

MHM511 - Quality Assurance in Long Term Care Nursing Homes 4 Credits Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems 4 Credits Description

MHM525 - Marketing in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHM535 - Hospital Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

NCM501 - Foundation of Conflict Management 4 Credits Description

NCM511 - Mediation and Arbitration 4 Credits Description

NCM512 - Negotiation Strategies 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciences - International Health TUI-College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a specialty in

International Health The goal is to provide quality education and training to individuals seeking a

graduate degree in international health specialty and to current practitioners or scientists seeking to

fulfill their academic aspirations by achieving and earning an advanced degree in the field of

international health perspective

In the twenty-first century we continue to witness great inequities in access to availability of basic

health care services around the globe Developing regions of the world continue to suffer from

significant public health problems Poverty ethnic tensions violence political instability urban decay

and natural and environmental hazards as well as poor population growth control continue to dominate

the scene in many countries

Graduates of the MS degree in Health Sciences with specialization in International Health will be able to

fill positions in governmental and private national and international organizations The program

emphasizes cross cultural awareness planning implementing and evaluating sustainable health care

development programs for communities and nations develop studentsrsquo skills and ability to assess needs

and develop priorities with limited resources

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Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to international health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in international health

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact

international health

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to international health

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in

international health

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in international health

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an international health professional

Degree Requirements

The MS degree in Health Sciences -International Health Specialty requires successful completion of 40

semester credits a final culminating project and an integrative paper

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MIH502 - Introduction to Intrsquol Health 4 Credits Description

MIH508 - Health Policy in Developing Countries 4 Credits Description

MIH512 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

MIH514 - Cross Cultural Perspectives 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

MIH599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MIH523 - Disaster Humanitarian Emergencies 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MIH543 - Perspective on Abuse and Violence 4 Credits Description

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Total Credits for MS in Health Sciences- International Health specialization

MS Core Courses 20 Credits

MS Electives 16 Credits

Culminating Project 4 Credits

Total 40 Credits

To qualify for graduation with a MS in Health Sciences with a specialization in International Health a

student must have successfully fulfilled all of the following requirements

1 Completed each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

2 Maintained an overall GPA of ldquoB (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying

toward the degree

Health Care Management ndash Informatics Health Informatics Concentration focuses on the application of computer information systems to health

care and public health Informatics extends beyond simply using the computer as a tool for computation

into the process of knowledge acquisition storage retrieval representation and manipulation A major

focus of Informatics is the support of information systems for reasoning decision-making and learning

Health Informatics encompasses the fields of information science computer information systems and

educational technology in support of health care delivery education and management Health

Informatics is a body of knowledge and a set of techniques to organize and manage information in

support of research education and patient care

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to application of computer

information systems to health care and public health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health informatics

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact health

informatics

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to health informatics

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in health

informatics

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in health informatics

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills in health informatics

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Degree Requirements

The MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management Concentration in Health Informatics requires

successful completion of 40 semester credits A final culminating project and an integrative paper are

included

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHI500 - Introduction to Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI502 - Information Systems in the Delivery of Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHI504 - Systems Analysis for Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI506 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Systems Development in Health Informatics

4 Credits Description

MHI508 - Health Information Systems Security 4 Credits Description

To qualify for graduation with a MS in Health Sciences Health Care Management in Health Informatics

a student must have successfully fulfilled both of the following requirements

Completed each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

Maintained an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying

toward the degree

MS in Health Sciences ndash Public Health The Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Public Health is designed to provide

health care professionals and other qualified applicants with advanced knowledge and practical tools in

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public health and health care management Graduates of the program will be able to seek managerial

and leadership positions in the field of public health and health care administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to public health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings relevant to public health

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the public health professional functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to service in public health

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in public

health

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in public health

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a public health professional

Degree Requirements

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MPH502 - Introduction to Public Health 4 Credits Description

MPH504 - Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MIH512 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

MIH514 - Cross Cultural perspectives 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory Based Research 4 Credits Description

MPH599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy 4 Credits Description

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems 4 Credits Description

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MIH543 - Perspectives on Abuse and Violence 4 Credits Description

MHE510 - Occupational Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

MPH503 - Infertility and Public Health 4 Credits Description

MSin Health Sciences -- Emergency and Disaster Management The Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Emergency and Disaster Management

prepares students to provide leadership in major emergencies and disasters including terrorism This

specialization provides individuals planning to hold leadership position as emergency professionals in

government and industry with the skills to respond effectively when emergencies and disasters strike

and provide leadership in those situations Students will learn to analyze disaster threats write

emergency plans to meet state and federal guidelines understand problems facing response teams and

communicate knowledgeably with expert advisors in crisis

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues faced by the

emergency and disaster management professional

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an emergency and disaster management

professional

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology 4 Credits Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits Description

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MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster 4 Credits Description

MHE599 - Culminating Projects 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE510 - Occupation Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

MHE513 - Risk Assessment and Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE518 - Education in Emergency 4 Credits Description

MPH502 - Introduction to Public Health 4 Credits Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciencesndash Health Education The Master of Science in Health Sciences - Health Education specialization prepares professionals to

administer and develop health education programs to implement health education processes and

concepts to understand current health issues and to master skills and knowledge appropriate to

leadership positions in the field

Students should note that the MS in Health Sciences Health Education concentration is not a certificate

or credentialing program TUI cannot grant or certify any student for a credential as a teacher or

administrator As the requirements for credentialinglicensurecertification vary from state to state

students are urged to contact their state of residence or employment for information on specific

requirementscriteria

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to contemporary health

education

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health education

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the health educator functions

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4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to professional practice in health

education

5 Develop and implement plans for promoting health and facilitating voluntary changes in health

behaviors

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health educator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health educator

Degree Requirements

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD506 - Cultural and Cross-Cultural Perspectives in Health 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

MHD510 - Research in Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD599 - Capstone Integrative Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging and Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health and Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy and Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciences - Clinical Research Administration Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Clinical Research Administration a growing

field for health professionals who are interested in overseeing the administration and progress of clinical

trials in various health care facilities usually sponsored by a pharmaceutical company or biologics or

devices companies

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A Clinical Research Administrator is a health professional who manages the various aspects of the

clinical trial not only the health aspects but also the administrative aspects The Clinical Research

Administrator supervises the conduct of clinical trials at a clinical site Individuals who work in the area

of Clinical Research Administration come from very diverse areas such as Nursing Clinical Laboratory

Nutrition Respiratory Therapy Rehabilitation Sciences Physician Assistants IDC PMT Physical Therapy

Medicine to name a few

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to clinical research

administration

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in clinical research

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the clinical research administrator functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to professional practice in clinical

research administration

5 Develop and implement plans for supervising clinical research studies

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a clinical research

administrator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a clinical research administrator

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

CRA502 - Bioethics and Legal Perspectives 4 Credits Description

CRA548 - Research Methods for Health Professionals 4 Credits Description

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA554 - Human Trials 4 Credits Description

CRA599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

CRA500 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

CRA503 - Clinical Research Funding 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

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CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

CRA509 - Scientific Reporting 4 Credits Description

Joint Degree Program The College of Business Administration and the College of Health Sciences have joined forces to offer a

Dual MS-MBA program that result in conferral of a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree and

a Master of Science in Health Sciences with a concentration in Health Care Management (MSHS) degree

Admission Requirements

The student needs to apply specifically to the dual degree program when applying to the

university

The MSMBA degree requires total of 64 credit hours 32 credits from each program The

student may choose which program heshe completes first

Dual degree students must satisfy the curriculum and graduation requirements of both the MBA

and MSHS programs and follow their degree plan CAP599 the Integrated Capstone course

must be the last course taken after the required courses in both the MSHS ndash Concentration in

Health Care Management and the MBA program have been taken

Students withdrawing from the dual degree program before completing both degrees will only

receive credit toward graduation for such courses that qualify toward a single degree program

In this situation students will take the capstone course for the single degree program they wish

to complete (MHM599 for the MSHS or BUS599 for the MBA) The CAP599 integrated capstone

is only applicable for the Dual Degree

The MBA and MS degrees will be awarded upon successful completion of the requirements of

the entire dual degree program

Dual Degree Requirements

MBA ndash Masters in Business Administration (8 Courses 32 Credits)

ACC501 ndash Accounting for Decision Making 4 Credits Description

ETH501 ndash Business Ethics 4 Credits Description

FIN501 ndash Strategic Corporate Finance 4 Credits Description

ITM501 ndash Management Information Systems and Business Strategy 4 Credits Description

MGT501 ndash Management and Organizational Behavior 4 Credits Description

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MGT599 ndash Strategic Management 4 Credits Description

MKT501 ndash Strategic Marketing 4 Credits Description

OPM500 ndash Operation Management for Managers 4 Credits Description

MSHS ndash Concentration in Health Care Management (8 Courses 32 Credits)

MHM505 ndash Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 ndash Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM522 ndash Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM535 ndash Hospital Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH521 ndash Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MIH527 ndash Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MIH548 ndash Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

CAP599 ndash Integrative Capstone Course in Health Care Business Management

4 Credits Description

Graduate Certificates

Admission Standards

Possess a baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in health health science

or related field with a minimum GPA of 25 Submit transcripts of undergraduate and all prior

graduate work

Submit copies of any licenses and board certifications held

Academic Requirements

To be awarded the graduate certificate the student must earn a minimum ldquoB-rdquo (267) in the courses

that constitute the certificate with an overall program GPA of ldquoBrdquo (30) or better Programs may require

higher academic requirements for their specific certificates

Emergency and Disaster Management

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management is to provide the

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theoretical and philosophical foundations in principles of risk assessment emergency planning and

methodology related to terrorism and disaster relief

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHE507 - Bio- Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology 4 Credits Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits Choose one (1) course from the following)

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

MHE513 - Risk Assessment and Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE518 - Education in Emergency 4 Credits Description

Quality Assurance

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Quality Assurance is to provide administrators and practitioners

holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques used to achieve and

ensure quality health care delivery The focus will be on presenting the analytical tools and techniques

that will allow the health care administrator and professional to analyze assess and improve health

outcomes consumer satisfaction accountability and the processes within the organization that ensure

ongoing quality improvement The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit courses

designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in analyzing

developing and directing quality systems in the workplace

Required Course (16 Credits)

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM507 - Quality Assurance in Hospitals Healthcare Organizations 4 Credits Description

MHM509 - Quality Assurance in Managed Care 4 Credits Description

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MHM511 - Quality Assurance in Long Term Care Nursing Homes 4 Credits Description

Health Informatics

The graduate certificate in Health Informatics focuses on the application of computer information

systems to health care and public health and it is intended for students with a background in health

who wish to be prepared to apply current computer technology to the management of health care

services The certificate consists of the four following required courses

Required Courses (16 Credits)

Please select four (4) courses from the following

MHI500 - Introduction to Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI502 - Information Systems in the Delivery of Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHI504 - Systems Analysis for Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI506 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Systems Development in Health Informatics

4 Credits Description

MHI508 - Health Information Systems Security 4 Credits Description

Clinical Research Administration

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Clinical Research Administration is to provide administrators and

practitioners holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques to manage

the various aspects of clinical trial The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit

courses designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in the

administration of clinical research at a clinical site

Required Courses (16 Credits)

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

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Health Education The graduate certificate coursework in health education provides a theoretical and philosophical

foundation in principles of health promotion planning assessment and community health

education based on a synthesis of knowledge drawn from the physical biological social and

behavioral sciences Through the case study method students develop critical thinking skills in

community organization needs assessment and education strategies for individuals and groups

Students interested in the Certified Health Education Specialist exam who do not possess a

baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in the Health Sciences or Health

Professions concentrating in Health Education Community Health Education Public Health Education

School Health Education etc may be required to earn additional units in order to qualify for the National

Certification Exam Students are urged to contact NCHEC regarding eligibility and requirements for the

exam

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits)

Please choose one (1) course from the following

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging amp Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health amp Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy amp Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

Environmental Health Science The Certificate Program in Environmental Health Sciences is offered for those persons working in the

field of environmental health who need to develop their formal education in specific elements of the

field of environmental health Environmental Health consists of those organized activities undertaken to

protect and enhance the publicrsquos health through the recognition assessment and control of

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environmental hazards with focus on biological chemical and physical hazards The two major aspects in

an environmental health program are the prevention of disease and the protection and promotion of

human well being

The certificate consists of four of the following required courses (16 credits)

MHS523 - Principles of Environmental Health 4 Credits Description

MHS525 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

MHS527 - Water Quality 4 Credits Description

MHS529 - Housing 4 Credits Description

MHS531 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

MHS533 - Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

MHS535 - Noise Control 4 Credits Description

MHS537 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

Conflict Resolution Management

Conflict is an inevitable part of our professional and personal lives As conflict has an adverse effect on

organizational goal attainment there has been a growing need to understand the sources of conflict

and consequently manage it by applying the appropriate approach and strategy All organizations across

all fields and industries share a common resource ndash people ndash who interact and perform under various

and demanding conditions and all potentially conducive to inter-personal and intra-organizational

conflict The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Conflict Resolution Management is to provide those

professionals in business health or education to master the advanced concepts and techniques of

conflict resolution management Unilateral Bilateral and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) which

will enable them to understand overcome and move beyond conflict The certificate consists of a series

of three graduate-level credit courses designed to provide graduates with knowledge and skills and a

capstone course oriented towards addressing most common real-life situations

Required Courses (16 Credits)

NCM501 - Foundations of Conflict Resolutions 4 Credits Description

NCM511 - Mediation and Arbitration 4 Credits Description

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NCM512 - Negotiation Strategies 4 Credits Description

NCM599 - Capstone Course 4 Credits Description

Master of Science in Health Administration Propelled by broad trends such as demographic growth an ageing population medical innovation and

increased public awareness the field of Health Administration offers rewarding and challenging career

opportunities in the 21st century The Master of Science in Health Administration (MSHA) degree caters

to real world practical needs and focuses on implementing the knowledge and skills needed for effective

administrative leadership roles in organizations throughout the complex healthcare ecosystem This

degree provides graduates with a strong knowledge base in all aspects of Health Administration

including management delivery systems finance ethics regulation and human resources

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Identify and apply appropriate models and theories to approach and address administrative

healthcare problems or issues

2 Evaluate multiple or competing perspectives and options and recommend appropriate

administrative plans or courses of action for a healthcare problem or issue

3 Apply quantitative skills and methods to evaluate healthcare datainformation

4 Critically evaluate professional literature in the field of health administration

5 Develop effective written documents and presentations as professionally appropriate at the

healthcare administrative level eg executive reports business plans and presentations

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

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Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Healthcare Management concentration may be able to

transfer to the MS in Health Administration degree program however students may not complete

the MSHS with a concentration in Healthcare Management and seek a second degree in the MS in

Health Administration program Students are urged to contact their academic advisor with any

questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSHA degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSHA degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHA506 - Health Care Systems Organization

4 Credits Description

MHA507 - Health Care Delivery Systems

4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems

4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration

4 Credits Description

MHM525 - Marketing in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHA599 - MSHA Capstone Course 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 MHM502

MHM514 MHM522 MHM525 Plus 3 Electives

Description

Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance

4 Credits

Description

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MHM501 - Management and Organizational Behavior

4 Credits

Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care

4 Credits Description

NCM501 - Foundation of Conflict Management

4 Credits

Description

Master of Science in Emergency and Disaster Management Each year people across the world are confronted by disasters As can be witnessed by world events

the ability of a nation state or community to plan for and respond to emergencies and disasters is

essential in mitigating the potentially catastrophic consequences of natural and man-made disasters

The Master of Science in Emergency amp Disaster Management (MSEDM) is designed for both military and

civilian students with experience responding to national and global humanitarian crises terrorist-based

events and natural disasters This program provides graduates with the skills to succeed in emergency

and disaster professions in the military federal state and local government and industry

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Apply effective solutions and responses to problems of a physical and psychological nature

experienced in a disaster aftermath

3 Develop emergency plans that meet state and federal guideline and demonstrate effective

communication skills

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

6 Analyze and evaluate disaster threats to public health infrastructure to effectively integrate and

develop coordinated responses with various agencies in disaster mitigation

7 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

8 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

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International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Emergency and Disaster Management concentration may be

able to transfer to the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management degree program however

students may not complete the MSHS with a concentration in Emergency and Disaster Management

and seek a second degree in the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management program Students are

urged to contact their academic advisor with any questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSEDM degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSEDM degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management

4 Credits

Description

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology

4 Credits

Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits MHE503 or MHE509 Description

EDM504 - Public Health and the Aftermath of a Disaster

4 Credits

Description

EDM502 - Critical Infrastructure Vulnerability and Protection

4 Credits MHE503 MHE 509 MHE511

Description

EDM599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits All other 9 courses in the

program need to be taken prior Description

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Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster

4 Credits

Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment

4 Credits

Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

EDM501 - Domestic Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

EDM503 - Infectious Disease Mitigation Following Natural Disasters

4 Credits

Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy

4 Credits

Description

Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences The Doctor of Philosophy represents the highest level of achievement in any academic discipline TUI is

proud to offer a research degree resulting in a Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences

Students who earn this degree are qualified to enter academia or the top levels of health care

administration or health executive positions in government and the private sector These graduates will

have demonstrated excellence in their pursuit of academic study in their selected field As with any

quality PhD degree the work is challenging but the rewards are substantial

The purpose of the Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences program is to prepare professionals from

health and health related fields as leaders educators researchers and scholars Students select either

the educatorresearcher or practitioner concentration in International Health or Health Care

Administration All students in the program will develop advanced research skills directed toward the

creation of new knowledge demonstrated by a PhD Dissertation

Students will gain knowledge and skills that may be used to function at the entry level of university

professorial track teaching or at the highest levels of organizational management Students will gain an

extensive background and comprehension of various areas of health and will learn skills needed for

acquisition and application of advanced knowledge including current developments in their area of

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specialty Graduates will demonstrate effective scholarly writing and presentation as well as skills

needed to design perform compile and successfully defend a doctoral level dissertation The program

also provides students with the ability to make contributions by publishing in peer-reviewed journals

andor presenting research in professional conferences Students planning to enter an academic career

will learn skills for effective teaching in academic health profession programs

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health science

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications to specific areas of health sciences

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration

Admission Standards All applicants to the PhD Programs at TUI are required to possess the following

1 Have an earned Masters degree from an accredited college or university with at least 30

graduate level semester credits

2 Have a grade point average of 34 (on a 40 scale) on all work completed during the Masters

degree An official transcript of all prior academic work must be submitted

3 Possess analytical and critical thinking skills sufficient to deal with the doctoral program

demonstrated by a sample of research or academic publication Must submit a sample of

research oriented writing or publication

4 Possess writing and oral communication skills sufficient to conduct and deliver the results of

meaningful research Must submit an essay that includes current personal intellectual and

professional interests and why the student applies to the degree at TUI

5 Submit a current Curriculum Vita (Resume)

6 Possess information technology skills sufficient to effectively participate in the TUI PhD

pedagogical model

7 Possess Internet skills sufficient to effectively conduct research at a PhD level

8 Have successfully completed with a grade of B or better at least one course in Research

Methods or Statistics at the Masterrsquos or higher level If a student does not meet the research

requirement it can be met by successfully completing a Research Methods course from the TUI

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Masters program with a grade of B or better This course will be considered a prerequisite and

not included in the total number of PhD course units required by the students degree plan

9 International students must have minimum TOEFL of 55021379

You may apply only once to the TUI PhD program if denied no additional applications to the

same program will be accepted

Transfer Policies TUI accepts up to four semester credits of Doctoral level courses from accredited doctoral granting

institutions provided the transferred course meets the same general content standards as the TUI

course

Degree Requirements The PhD at TUI is a post Masterrsquos degree consisting of 44 semester credit hours of coursework which may be completed in six sessions with a load of 2 courses (8 credits) per session The program also consists of a research dissertation Based on the nature of independent research being conducted by each student the time needed to complete the dissertation will depend upon the individual student The PhD curriculum has the following components 1 Core Courses All students are required to take five (5) research methods courses and two (2) required theory courses in the field of health These courses provide the foundation for the elective courses which students may pursue in their specialized concentrations All courses are valued at four (4) semester credits The last course taken prior to the dissertation series is the required DHS699-Dissertation Proposal Seminar 2 Concentration Courses In addition to the required core courses there are four (4) concentration courses (electives) needed to complete the degree plan Students may select one concentration from an offering of three concentrations These courses are generally in the specific area of the research that the student will pursue All elective courses are valued at four (4) semester credits 3 Written and Oral Qualifying Students will be examined on their understanding of research methods and statistical concepts related to the research process 4 Dissertation Students demonstrate a synthesis of their doctoral study knowledge and scholarship with a significant quantitative research project that contributes to general principles of knowledge in the field(s) potentially impacted by the research Following the completion of the course work including the Dissertation Seminar (DHS 699) students will continue to work on the dissertation and register for subsequent sessions to DHS 700 701 702hellip The 700 series courses will appear in a separate section on the studentrsquos transcript dedicated to the dissertation

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Degree Requirements - Summary

Completion of 28 semester credit of core courses

Completion of 16 semester credit of elective courses

Successful completion of both oral and written Comprehensive exam

Successful completion of the Dissertation Seminar Prospectus (DHS699)

Successful defense of the dissertation proposal

Successful defense of the PhD dissertation and approval of the Dissertation Committee and

Program Director

Students in the doctoral degree programs must complete each doctoral course with a grade of B

(30) or better and maintain a cumulative GPA of 30 (B) or better for all courses applying toward the

degree

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

DHS600 - Research Methods in Health Sciences 4 Credits Description

DHS608 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics I 4 Credits Description

DHS612 - Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

DHS618 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics II 4 Credits Description

DHS620 - Linking Theory with Research 4 Credits Description

DHS652 - Research Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS699 - Dissertation Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS 700 through 711 ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

DHS 712 and above ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

Specialization Courses (16 Credits)

International Health EducatorResearcher

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of international health education and research

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in areas of international health education and research

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3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health education and research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health education and research

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

education and research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health education and research

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health education and research

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DHS621 - Curriculum in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

DHS623 - TeachingAdministration in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

International Health EducatorPractitioner

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge relevant to the international health practitioner

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their application

to the international health practitioner

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health

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DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH633 - Global Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

DIH635 - Geopolitical Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

Health Care Administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health care administration

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in health care administration

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of health

care administration

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

health care administration

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of health care

administration

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in health

care administration

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in health care administration

DHA619 - Current Issues in Health Administration Research 4 Credits Description

DHA621 - Health Care Law Regulation and Ethics 4 Credits Description

DHA623 - Advanced Leadership 4 Credits Description

DHA698 - Seminar in Strategic Planning for Health Organization 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

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Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits)

BHE433 - Maternal-Neonatal Health 4 Credits Description

BHE435 - Infant and Children at Risk 4 Credits Description

BHE415 - Community and Domestic Violence 4 Credits Description

BHE439 - Issues in Family Planning 4 Credits Description

Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management

The undergraduate certificate coursework in Emergency and Disaster Management provides

a theoretical and philosophical foundation in principles of risk assessment and planning related to

terrorism and other emergencies and disasters

Required Upper Division Courses (16 Semester Credits Choose Four (4) Courses from the Following)

BHS411 - Issues in Terrorism 4 Credits Description

BHS412 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

BHS413 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

BHS417 - Emergency Planning and Operation 4 Credits Description

BHS419 - Risk Assessment 4 Credits Description

Health Science Undergraduate Graduation Requirements

Requirement for Graduation

To qualify for graduation with a BS in Health Sciences a student must have successfully fulfilled the

following requirements

Complete each of the required core courses with a C (20) or better

Maintain an overall GPA of 20 (C) or better for all coursework toward the degree

Master of Science in Health Sciences The TUI College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a variety of

concentrationsspecialties The goal of the program is to provide students with the knowledge and skills

needed for effective managerial and leadership careers in various health fields Students will learn to

discern among implement and evaluate new developments and advances in fields of health practice

including health education health care management public health emergency and disaster

management as well as others Individuals will learn to balance the needs of health practice within

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various sociopolitical and economic environments The program is also designed to provide students

with the ability to critically evaluate research findings in applicable fields of practice Students will

develop knowledge and skills in ethical and legal decision making The program also promotes

educational opportunities for career advancement employment mobility and lifelong learning

opportunities

Program Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion of their respective program option graduates should be able to

1 Critically evaluate scientific literature in the field of health sciences

2 Apply quantitative reasoning skills to evaluate scientific data or other health information

3 Identify and apply appropriate models and theories to approach and address health andor

healthcare problems or issues

4 Develop effective written documents and presentations as professionally appropriate at the health

andor healthcare administrative level eg reports proposals PowerPoint presentations educational

materials etc

5 Evaluate multiple or competing perspectivesoptions and recommend an appropriate plan or course

of action for a health andor healthcare problem or issue

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

Pre-requisite courses may be required in the Health Sciences program based on concentration selected

International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may transfer up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos level

program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must meet

the same general content standards as the TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MS degree in Health Sciences students must successfully fulfill both of the following

requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

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MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management The TUI (TUI) College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a

specialty in Health Care Management

The goal of the program is to provide students with the knowledge and skills needed for effective

managerial and leadership careers in the health field The program promotes educational opportunities

for career advancement employment mobility and lifelong learning opportunities to health care

professionals

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to contemporary health

care management

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health care management

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the health care manager functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to health care management

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues faced by the

health care manager

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health care

manager

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health care manager

Degree Requirements

The MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management Specialization requires successful completion of

40 semester credits A final culminating project and an integrative paper are included

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

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Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHM501 - Management and Organizational Behavior 4 Credits Description

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM507 - Quality Assurance in Hospital Healthcare Organizations 4 Credits Description

MHM509 - Quality Assurance in Managed Care 4 Credits Description

MHM511 - Quality Assurance in Long Term Care Nursing Homes 4 Credits Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems 4 Credits Description

MHM525 - Marketing in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHM535 - Hospital Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

NCM501 - Foundation of Conflict Management 4 Credits Description

NCM511 - Mediation and Arbitration 4 Credits Description

NCM512 - Negotiation Strategies 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciences - International Health TUI-College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a specialty in

International Health The goal is to provide quality education and training to individuals seeking a

graduate degree in international health specialty and to current practitioners or scientists seeking to

fulfill their academic aspirations by achieving and earning an advanced degree in the field of

international health perspective

In the twenty-first century we continue to witness great inequities in access to availability of basic

health care services around the globe Developing regions of the world continue to suffer from

significant public health problems Poverty ethnic tensions violence political instability urban decay

and natural and environmental hazards as well as poor population growth control continue to dominate

the scene in many countries

Graduates of the MS degree in Health Sciences with specialization in International Health will be able to

fill positions in governmental and private national and international organizations The program

emphasizes cross cultural awareness planning implementing and evaluating sustainable health care

development programs for communities and nations develop studentsrsquo skills and ability to assess needs

and develop priorities with limited resources

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Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to international health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in international health

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact

international health

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to international health

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in

international health

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in international health

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an international health professional

Degree Requirements

The MS degree in Health Sciences -International Health Specialty requires successful completion of 40

semester credits a final culminating project and an integrative paper

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MIH502 - Introduction to Intrsquol Health 4 Credits Description

MIH508 - Health Policy in Developing Countries 4 Credits Description

MIH512 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

MIH514 - Cross Cultural Perspectives 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

MIH599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MIH523 - Disaster Humanitarian Emergencies 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MIH543 - Perspective on Abuse and Violence 4 Credits Description

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Total Credits for MS in Health Sciences- International Health specialization

MS Core Courses 20 Credits

MS Electives 16 Credits

Culminating Project 4 Credits

Total 40 Credits

To qualify for graduation with a MS in Health Sciences with a specialization in International Health a

student must have successfully fulfilled all of the following requirements

1 Completed each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

2 Maintained an overall GPA of ldquoB (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying

toward the degree

Health Care Management ndash Informatics Health Informatics Concentration focuses on the application of computer information systems to health

care and public health Informatics extends beyond simply using the computer as a tool for computation

into the process of knowledge acquisition storage retrieval representation and manipulation A major

focus of Informatics is the support of information systems for reasoning decision-making and learning

Health Informatics encompasses the fields of information science computer information systems and

educational technology in support of health care delivery education and management Health

Informatics is a body of knowledge and a set of techniques to organize and manage information in

support of research education and patient care

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to application of computer

information systems to health care and public health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health informatics

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact health

informatics

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to health informatics

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in health

informatics

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in health informatics

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills in health informatics

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Degree Requirements

The MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management Concentration in Health Informatics requires

successful completion of 40 semester credits A final culminating project and an integrative paper are

included

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHI500 - Introduction to Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI502 - Information Systems in the Delivery of Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHI504 - Systems Analysis for Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI506 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Systems Development in Health Informatics

4 Credits Description

MHI508 - Health Information Systems Security 4 Credits Description

To qualify for graduation with a MS in Health Sciences Health Care Management in Health Informatics

a student must have successfully fulfilled both of the following requirements

Completed each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

Maintained an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying

toward the degree

MS in Health Sciences ndash Public Health The Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Public Health is designed to provide

health care professionals and other qualified applicants with advanced knowledge and practical tools in

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public health and health care management Graduates of the program will be able to seek managerial

and leadership positions in the field of public health and health care administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to public health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings relevant to public health

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the public health professional functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to service in public health

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in public

health

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in public health

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a public health professional

Degree Requirements

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MPH502 - Introduction to Public Health 4 Credits Description

MPH504 - Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MIH512 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

MIH514 - Cross Cultural perspectives 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory Based Research 4 Credits Description

MPH599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy 4 Credits Description

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems 4 Credits Description

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MIH543 - Perspectives on Abuse and Violence 4 Credits Description

MHE510 - Occupational Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

MPH503 - Infertility and Public Health 4 Credits Description

MSin Health Sciences -- Emergency and Disaster Management The Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Emergency and Disaster Management

prepares students to provide leadership in major emergencies and disasters including terrorism This

specialization provides individuals planning to hold leadership position as emergency professionals in

government and industry with the skills to respond effectively when emergencies and disasters strike

and provide leadership in those situations Students will learn to analyze disaster threats write

emergency plans to meet state and federal guidelines understand problems facing response teams and

communicate knowledgeably with expert advisors in crisis

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues faced by the

emergency and disaster management professional

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an emergency and disaster management

professional

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology 4 Credits Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits Description

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MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster 4 Credits Description

MHE599 - Culminating Projects 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE510 - Occupation Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

MHE513 - Risk Assessment and Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE518 - Education in Emergency 4 Credits Description

MPH502 - Introduction to Public Health 4 Credits Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciencesndash Health Education The Master of Science in Health Sciences - Health Education specialization prepares professionals to

administer and develop health education programs to implement health education processes and

concepts to understand current health issues and to master skills and knowledge appropriate to

leadership positions in the field

Students should note that the MS in Health Sciences Health Education concentration is not a certificate

or credentialing program TUI cannot grant or certify any student for a credential as a teacher or

administrator As the requirements for credentialinglicensurecertification vary from state to state

students are urged to contact their state of residence or employment for information on specific

requirementscriteria

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to contemporary health

education

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health education

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the health educator functions

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4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to professional practice in health

education

5 Develop and implement plans for promoting health and facilitating voluntary changes in health

behaviors

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health educator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health educator

Degree Requirements

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD506 - Cultural and Cross-Cultural Perspectives in Health 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

MHD510 - Research in Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD599 - Capstone Integrative Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging and Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health and Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy and Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciences - Clinical Research Administration Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Clinical Research Administration a growing

field for health professionals who are interested in overseeing the administration and progress of clinical

trials in various health care facilities usually sponsored by a pharmaceutical company or biologics or

devices companies

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A Clinical Research Administrator is a health professional who manages the various aspects of the

clinical trial not only the health aspects but also the administrative aspects The Clinical Research

Administrator supervises the conduct of clinical trials at a clinical site Individuals who work in the area

of Clinical Research Administration come from very diverse areas such as Nursing Clinical Laboratory

Nutrition Respiratory Therapy Rehabilitation Sciences Physician Assistants IDC PMT Physical Therapy

Medicine to name a few

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to clinical research

administration

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in clinical research

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the clinical research administrator functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to professional practice in clinical

research administration

5 Develop and implement plans for supervising clinical research studies

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a clinical research

administrator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a clinical research administrator

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

CRA502 - Bioethics and Legal Perspectives 4 Credits Description

CRA548 - Research Methods for Health Professionals 4 Credits Description

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA554 - Human Trials 4 Credits Description

CRA599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

CRA500 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

CRA503 - Clinical Research Funding 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

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CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

CRA509 - Scientific Reporting 4 Credits Description

Joint Degree Program The College of Business Administration and the College of Health Sciences have joined forces to offer a

Dual MS-MBA program that result in conferral of a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree and

a Master of Science in Health Sciences with a concentration in Health Care Management (MSHS) degree

Admission Requirements

The student needs to apply specifically to the dual degree program when applying to the

university

The MSMBA degree requires total of 64 credit hours 32 credits from each program The

student may choose which program heshe completes first

Dual degree students must satisfy the curriculum and graduation requirements of both the MBA

and MSHS programs and follow their degree plan CAP599 the Integrated Capstone course

must be the last course taken after the required courses in both the MSHS ndash Concentration in

Health Care Management and the MBA program have been taken

Students withdrawing from the dual degree program before completing both degrees will only

receive credit toward graduation for such courses that qualify toward a single degree program

In this situation students will take the capstone course for the single degree program they wish

to complete (MHM599 for the MSHS or BUS599 for the MBA) The CAP599 integrated capstone

is only applicable for the Dual Degree

The MBA and MS degrees will be awarded upon successful completion of the requirements of

the entire dual degree program

Dual Degree Requirements

MBA ndash Masters in Business Administration (8 Courses 32 Credits)

ACC501 ndash Accounting for Decision Making 4 Credits Description

ETH501 ndash Business Ethics 4 Credits Description

FIN501 ndash Strategic Corporate Finance 4 Credits Description

ITM501 ndash Management Information Systems and Business Strategy 4 Credits Description

MGT501 ndash Management and Organizational Behavior 4 Credits Description

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MGT599 ndash Strategic Management 4 Credits Description

MKT501 ndash Strategic Marketing 4 Credits Description

OPM500 ndash Operation Management for Managers 4 Credits Description

MSHS ndash Concentration in Health Care Management (8 Courses 32 Credits)

MHM505 ndash Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 ndash Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM522 ndash Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM535 ndash Hospital Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH521 ndash Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MIH527 ndash Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MIH548 ndash Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

CAP599 ndash Integrative Capstone Course in Health Care Business Management

4 Credits Description

Graduate Certificates

Admission Standards

Possess a baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in health health science

or related field with a minimum GPA of 25 Submit transcripts of undergraduate and all prior

graduate work

Submit copies of any licenses and board certifications held

Academic Requirements

To be awarded the graduate certificate the student must earn a minimum ldquoB-rdquo (267) in the courses

that constitute the certificate with an overall program GPA of ldquoBrdquo (30) or better Programs may require

higher academic requirements for their specific certificates

Emergency and Disaster Management

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management is to provide the

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theoretical and philosophical foundations in principles of risk assessment emergency planning and

methodology related to terrorism and disaster relief

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHE507 - Bio- Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology 4 Credits Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits Choose one (1) course from the following)

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

MHE513 - Risk Assessment and Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE518 - Education in Emergency 4 Credits Description

Quality Assurance

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Quality Assurance is to provide administrators and practitioners

holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques used to achieve and

ensure quality health care delivery The focus will be on presenting the analytical tools and techniques

that will allow the health care administrator and professional to analyze assess and improve health

outcomes consumer satisfaction accountability and the processes within the organization that ensure

ongoing quality improvement The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit courses

designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in analyzing

developing and directing quality systems in the workplace

Required Course (16 Credits)

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM507 - Quality Assurance in Hospitals Healthcare Organizations 4 Credits Description

MHM509 - Quality Assurance in Managed Care 4 Credits Description

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MHM511 - Quality Assurance in Long Term Care Nursing Homes 4 Credits Description

Health Informatics

The graduate certificate in Health Informatics focuses on the application of computer information

systems to health care and public health and it is intended for students with a background in health

who wish to be prepared to apply current computer technology to the management of health care

services The certificate consists of the four following required courses

Required Courses (16 Credits)

Please select four (4) courses from the following

MHI500 - Introduction to Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI502 - Information Systems in the Delivery of Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHI504 - Systems Analysis for Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI506 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Systems Development in Health Informatics

4 Credits Description

MHI508 - Health Information Systems Security 4 Credits Description

Clinical Research Administration

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Clinical Research Administration is to provide administrators and

practitioners holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques to manage

the various aspects of clinical trial The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit

courses designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in the

administration of clinical research at a clinical site

Required Courses (16 Credits)

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

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Health Education The graduate certificate coursework in health education provides a theoretical and philosophical

foundation in principles of health promotion planning assessment and community health

education based on a synthesis of knowledge drawn from the physical biological social and

behavioral sciences Through the case study method students develop critical thinking skills in

community organization needs assessment and education strategies for individuals and groups

Students interested in the Certified Health Education Specialist exam who do not possess a

baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in the Health Sciences or Health

Professions concentrating in Health Education Community Health Education Public Health Education

School Health Education etc may be required to earn additional units in order to qualify for the National

Certification Exam Students are urged to contact NCHEC regarding eligibility and requirements for the

exam

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits)

Please choose one (1) course from the following

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging amp Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health amp Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy amp Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

Environmental Health Science The Certificate Program in Environmental Health Sciences is offered for those persons working in the

field of environmental health who need to develop their formal education in specific elements of the

field of environmental health Environmental Health consists of those organized activities undertaken to

protect and enhance the publicrsquos health through the recognition assessment and control of

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46

environmental hazards with focus on biological chemical and physical hazards The two major aspects in

an environmental health program are the prevention of disease and the protection and promotion of

human well being

The certificate consists of four of the following required courses (16 credits)

MHS523 - Principles of Environmental Health 4 Credits Description

MHS525 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

MHS527 - Water Quality 4 Credits Description

MHS529 - Housing 4 Credits Description

MHS531 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

MHS533 - Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

MHS535 - Noise Control 4 Credits Description

MHS537 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

Conflict Resolution Management

Conflict is an inevitable part of our professional and personal lives As conflict has an adverse effect on

organizational goal attainment there has been a growing need to understand the sources of conflict

and consequently manage it by applying the appropriate approach and strategy All organizations across

all fields and industries share a common resource ndash people ndash who interact and perform under various

and demanding conditions and all potentially conducive to inter-personal and intra-organizational

conflict The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Conflict Resolution Management is to provide those

professionals in business health or education to master the advanced concepts and techniques of

conflict resolution management Unilateral Bilateral and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) which

will enable them to understand overcome and move beyond conflict The certificate consists of a series

of three graduate-level credit courses designed to provide graduates with knowledge and skills and a

capstone course oriented towards addressing most common real-life situations

Required Courses (16 Credits)

NCM501 - Foundations of Conflict Resolutions 4 Credits Description

NCM511 - Mediation and Arbitration 4 Credits Description

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NCM512 - Negotiation Strategies 4 Credits Description

NCM599 - Capstone Course 4 Credits Description

Master of Science in Health Administration Propelled by broad trends such as demographic growth an ageing population medical innovation and

increased public awareness the field of Health Administration offers rewarding and challenging career

opportunities in the 21st century The Master of Science in Health Administration (MSHA) degree caters

to real world practical needs and focuses on implementing the knowledge and skills needed for effective

administrative leadership roles in organizations throughout the complex healthcare ecosystem This

degree provides graduates with a strong knowledge base in all aspects of Health Administration

including management delivery systems finance ethics regulation and human resources

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Identify and apply appropriate models and theories to approach and address administrative

healthcare problems or issues

2 Evaluate multiple or competing perspectives and options and recommend appropriate

administrative plans or courses of action for a healthcare problem or issue

3 Apply quantitative skills and methods to evaluate healthcare datainformation

4 Critically evaluate professional literature in the field of health administration

5 Develop effective written documents and presentations as professionally appropriate at the

healthcare administrative level eg executive reports business plans and presentations

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

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Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Healthcare Management concentration may be able to

transfer to the MS in Health Administration degree program however students may not complete

the MSHS with a concentration in Healthcare Management and seek a second degree in the MS in

Health Administration program Students are urged to contact their academic advisor with any

questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSHA degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSHA degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHA506 - Health Care Systems Organization

4 Credits Description

MHA507 - Health Care Delivery Systems

4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems

4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration

4 Credits Description

MHM525 - Marketing in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHA599 - MSHA Capstone Course 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 MHM502

MHM514 MHM522 MHM525 Plus 3 Electives

Description

Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance

4 Credits

Description

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MHM501 - Management and Organizational Behavior

4 Credits

Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care

4 Credits Description

NCM501 - Foundation of Conflict Management

4 Credits

Description

Master of Science in Emergency and Disaster Management Each year people across the world are confronted by disasters As can be witnessed by world events

the ability of a nation state or community to plan for and respond to emergencies and disasters is

essential in mitigating the potentially catastrophic consequences of natural and man-made disasters

The Master of Science in Emergency amp Disaster Management (MSEDM) is designed for both military and

civilian students with experience responding to national and global humanitarian crises terrorist-based

events and natural disasters This program provides graduates with the skills to succeed in emergency

and disaster professions in the military federal state and local government and industry

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Apply effective solutions and responses to problems of a physical and psychological nature

experienced in a disaster aftermath

3 Develop emergency plans that meet state and federal guideline and demonstrate effective

communication skills

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

6 Analyze and evaluate disaster threats to public health infrastructure to effectively integrate and

develop coordinated responses with various agencies in disaster mitigation

7 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

8 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

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International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Emergency and Disaster Management concentration may be

able to transfer to the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management degree program however

students may not complete the MSHS with a concentration in Emergency and Disaster Management

and seek a second degree in the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management program Students are

urged to contact their academic advisor with any questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSEDM degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSEDM degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management

4 Credits

Description

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology

4 Credits

Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits MHE503 or MHE509 Description

EDM504 - Public Health and the Aftermath of a Disaster

4 Credits

Description

EDM502 - Critical Infrastructure Vulnerability and Protection

4 Credits MHE503 MHE 509 MHE511

Description

EDM599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits All other 9 courses in the

program need to be taken prior Description

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Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster

4 Credits

Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment

4 Credits

Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

EDM501 - Domestic Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

EDM503 - Infectious Disease Mitigation Following Natural Disasters

4 Credits

Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy

4 Credits

Description

Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences The Doctor of Philosophy represents the highest level of achievement in any academic discipline TUI is

proud to offer a research degree resulting in a Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences

Students who earn this degree are qualified to enter academia or the top levels of health care

administration or health executive positions in government and the private sector These graduates will

have demonstrated excellence in their pursuit of academic study in their selected field As with any

quality PhD degree the work is challenging but the rewards are substantial

The purpose of the Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences program is to prepare professionals from

health and health related fields as leaders educators researchers and scholars Students select either

the educatorresearcher or practitioner concentration in International Health or Health Care

Administration All students in the program will develop advanced research skills directed toward the

creation of new knowledge demonstrated by a PhD Dissertation

Students will gain knowledge and skills that may be used to function at the entry level of university

professorial track teaching or at the highest levels of organizational management Students will gain an

extensive background and comprehension of various areas of health and will learn skills needed for

acquisition and application of advanced knowledge including current developments in their area of

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specialty Graduates will demonstrate effective scholarly writing and presentation as well as skills

needed to design perform compile and successfully defend a doctoral level dissertation The program

also provides students with the ability to make contributions by publishing in peer-reviewed journals

andor presenting research in professional conferences Students planning to enter an academic career

will learn skills for effective teaching in academic health profession programs

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health science

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications to specific areas of health sciences

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration

Admission Standards All applicants to the PhD Programs at TUI are required to possess the following

1 Have an earned Masters degree from an accredited college or university with at least 30

graduate level semester credits

2 Have a grade point average of 34 (on a 40 scale) on all work completed during the Masters

degree An official transcript of all prior academic work must be submitted

3 Possess analytical and critical thinking skills sufficient to deal with the doctoral program

demonstrated by a sample of research or academic publication Must submit a sample of

research oriented writing or publication

4 Possess writing and oral communication skills sufficient to conduct and deliver the results of

meaningful research Must submit an essay that includes current personal intellectual and

professional interests and why the student applies to the degree at TUI

5 Submit a current Curriculum Vita (Resume)

6 Possess information technology skills sufficient to effectively participate in the TUI PhD

pedagogical model

7 Possess Internet skills sufficient to effectively conduct research at a PhD level

8 Have successfully completed with a grade of B or better at least one course in Research

Methods or Statistics at the Masterrsquos or higher level If a student does not meet the research

requirement it can be met by successfully completing a Research Methods course from the TUI

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Masters program with a grade of B or better This course will be considered a prerequisite and

not included in the total number of PhD course units required by the students degree plan

9 International students must have minimum TOEFL of 55021379

You may apply only once to the TUI PhD program if denied no additional applications to the

same program will be accepted

Transfer Policies TUI accepts up to four semester credits of Doctoral level courses from accredited doctoral granting

institutions provided the transferred course meets the same general content standards as the TUI

course

Degree Requirements The PhD at TUI is a post Masterrsquos degree consisting of 44 semester credit hours of coursework which may be completed in six sessions with a load of 2 courses (8 credits) per session The program also consists of a research dissertation Based on the nature of independent research being conducted by each student the time needed to complete the dissertation will depend upon the individual student The PhD curriculum has the following components 1 Core Courses All students are required to take five (5) research methods courses and two (2) required theory courses in the field of health These courses provide the foundation for the elective courses which students may pursue in their specialized concentrations All courses are valued at four (4) semester credits The last course taken prior to the dissertation series is the required DHS699-Dissertation Proposal Seminar 2 Concentration Courses In addition to the required core courses there are four (4) concentration courses (electives) needed to complete the degree plan Students may select one concentration from an offering of three concentrations These courses are generally in the specific area of the research that the student will pursue All elective courses are valued at four (4) semester credits 3 Written and Oral Qualifying Students will be examined on their understanding of research methods and statistical concepts related to the research process 4 Dissertation Students demonstrate a synthesis of their doctoral study knowledge and scholarship with a significant quantitative research project that contributes to general principles of knowledge in the field(s) potentially impacted by the research Following the completion of the course work including the Dissertation Seminar (DHS 699) students will continue to work on the dissertation and register for subsequent sessions to DHS 700 701 702hellip The 700 series courses will appear in a separate section on the studentrsquos transcript dedicated to the dissertation

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Degree Requirements - Summary

Completion of 28 semester credit of core courses

Completion of 16 semester credit of elective courses

Successful completion of both oral and written Comprehensive exam

Successful completion of the Dissertation Seminar Prospectus (DHS699)

Successful defense of the dissertation proposal

Successful defense of the PhD dissertation and approval of the Dissertation Committee and

Program Director

Students in the doctoral degree programs must complete each doctoral course with a grade of B

(30) or better and maintain a cumulative GPA of 30 (B) or better for all courses applying toward the

degree

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

DHS600 - Research Methods in Health Sciences 4 Credits Description

DHS608 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics I 4 Credits Description

DHS612 - Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

DHS618 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics II 4 Credits Description

DHS620 - Linking Theory with Research 4 Credits Description

DHS652 - Research Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS699 - Dissertation Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS 700 through 711 ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

DHS 712 and above ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

Specialization Courses (16 Credits)

International Health EducatorResearcher

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of international health education and research

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in areas of international health education and research

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3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health education and research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health education and research

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

education and research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health education and research

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health education and research

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DHS621 - Curriculum in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

DHS623 - TeachingAdministration in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

International Health EducatorPractitioner

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge relevant to the international health practitioner

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their application

to the international health practitioner

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health

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DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH633 - Global Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

DIH635 - Geopolitical Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

Health Care Administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health care administration

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in health care administration

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of health

care administration

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

health care administration

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of health care

administration

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in health

care administration

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in health care administration

DHA619 - Current Issues in Health Administration Research 4 Credits Description

DHA621 - Health Care Law Regulation and Ethics 4 Credits Description

DHA623 - Advanced Leadership 4 Credits Description

DHA698 - Seminar in Strategic Planning for Health Organization 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

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various sociopolitical and economic environments The program is also designed to provide students

with the ability to critically evaluate research findings in applicable fields of practice Students will

develop knowledge and skills in ethical and legal decision making The program also promotes

educational opportunities for career advancement employment mobility and lifelong learning

opportunities

Program Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion of their respective program option graduates should be able to

1 Critically evaluate scientific literature in the field of health sciences

2 Apply quantitative reasoning skills to evaluate scientific data or other health information

3 Identify and apply appropriate models and theories to approach and address health andor

healthcare problems or issues

4 Develop effective written documents and presentations as professionally appropriate at the health

andor healthcare administrative level eg reports proposals PowerPoint presentations educational

materials etc

5 Evaluate multiple or competing perspectivesoptions and recommend an appropriate plan or course

of action for a health andor healthcare problem or issue

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

Pre-requisite courses may be required in the Health Sciences program based on concentration selected

International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may transfer up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos level

program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must meet

the same general content standards as the TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MS degree in Health Sciences students must successfully fulfill both of the following

requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

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MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management The TUI (TUI) College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a

specialty in Health Care Management

The goal of the program is to provide students with the knowledge and skills needed for effective

managerial and leadership careers in the health field The program promotes educational opportunities

for career advancement employment mobility and lifelong learning opportunities to health care

professionals

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to contemporary health

care management

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health care management

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the health care manager functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to health care management

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues faced by the

health care manager

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health care

manager

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health care manager

Degree Requirements

The MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management Specialization requires successful completion of

40 semester credits A final culminating project and an integrative paper are included

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

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Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHM501 - Management and Organizational Behavior 4 Credits Description

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM507 - Quality Assurance in Hospital Healthcare Organizations 4 Credits Description

MHM509 - Quality Assurance in Managed Care 4 Credits Description

MHM511 - Quality Assurance in Long Term Care Nursing Homes 4 Credits Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems 4 Credits Description

MHM525 - Marketing in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHM535 - Hospital Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

NCM501 - Foundation of Conflict Management 4 Credits Description

NCM511 - Mediation and Arbitration 4 Credits Description

NCM512 - Negotiation Strategies 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciences - International Health TUI-College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a specialty in

International Health The goal is to provide quality education and training to individuals seeking a

graduate degree in international health specialty and to current practitioners or scientists seeking to

fulfill their academic aspirations by achieving and earning an advanced degree in the field of

international health perspective

In the twenty-first century we continue to witness great inequities in access to availability of basic

health care services around the globe Developing regions of the world continue to suffer from

significant public health problems Poverty ethnic tensions violence political instability urban decay

and natural and environmental hazards as well as poor population growth control continue to dominate

the scene in many countries

Graduates of the MS degree in Health Sciences with specialization in International Health will be able to

fill positions in governmental and private national and international organizations The program

emphasizes cross cultural awareness planning implementing and evaluating sustainable health care

development programs for communities and nations develop studentsrsquo skills and ability to assess needs

and develop priorities with limited resources

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Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to international health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in international health

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact

international health

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to international health

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in

international health

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in international health

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an international health professional

Degree Requirements

The MS degree in Health Sciences -International Health Specialty requires successful completion of 40

semester credits a final culminating project and an integrative paper

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MIH502 - Introduction to Intrsquol Health 4 Credits Description

MIH508 - Health Policy in Developing Countries 4 Credits Description

MIH512 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

MIH514 - Cross Cultural Perspectives 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

MIH599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MIH523 - Disaster Humanitarian Emergencies 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MIH543 - Perspective on Abuse and Violence 4 Credits Description

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Total Credits for MS in Health Sciences- International Health specialization

MS Core Courses 20 Credits

MS Electives 16 Credits

Culminating Project 4 Credits

Total 40 Credits

To qualify for graduation with a MS in Health Sciences with a specialization in International Health a

student must have successfully fulfilled all of the following requirements

1 Completed each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

2 Maintained an overall GPA of ldquoB (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying

toward the degree

Health Care Management ndash Informatics Health Informatics Concentration focuses on the application of computer information systems to health

care and public health Informatics extends beyond simply using the computer as a tool for computation

into the process of knowledge acquisition storage retrieval representation and manipulation A major

focus of Informatics is the support of information systems for reasoning decision-making and learning

Health Informatics encompasses the fields of information science computer information systems and

educational technology in support of health care delivery education and management Health

Informatics is a body of knowledge and a set of techniques to organize and manage information in

support of research education and patient care

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to application of computer

information systems to health care and public health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health informatics

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact health

informatics

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to health informatics

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in health

informatics

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in health informatics

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills in health informatics

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Degree Requirements

The MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management Concentration in Health Informatics requires

successful completion of 40 semester credits A final culminating project and an integrative paper are

included

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHI500 - Introduction to Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI502 - Information Systems in the Delivery of Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHI504 - Systems Analysis for Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI506 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Systems Development in Health Informatics

4 Credits Description

MHI508 - Health Information Systems Security 4 Credits Description

To qualify for graduation with a MS in Health Sciences Health Care Management in Health Informatics

a student must have successfully fulfilled both of the following requirements

Completed each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

Maintained an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying

toward the degree

MS in Health Sciences ndash Public Health The Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Public Health is designed to provide

health care professionals and other qualified applicants with advanced knowledge and practical tools in

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public health and health care management Graduates of the program will be able to seek managerial

and leadership positions in the field of public health and health care administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to public health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings relevant to public health

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the public health professional functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to service in public health

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in public

health

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in public health

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a public health professional

Degree Requirements

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MPH502 - Introduction to Public Health 4 Credits Description

MPH504 - Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MIH512 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

MIH514 - Cross Cultural perspectives 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory Based Research 4 Credits Description

MPH599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy 4 Credits Description

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems 4 Credits Description

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MIH543 - Perspectives on Abuse and Violence 4 Credits Description

MHE510 - Occupational Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

MPH503 - Infertility and Public Health 4 Credits Description

MSin Health Sciences -- Emergency and Disaster Management The Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Emergency and Disaster Management

prepares students to provide leadership in major emergencies and disasters including terrorism This

specialization provides individuals planning to hold leadership position as emergency professionals in

government and industry with the skills to respond effectively when emergencies and disasters strike

and provide leadership in those situations Students will learn to analyze disaster threats write

emergency plans to meet state and federal guidelines understand problems facing response teams and

communicate knowledgeably with expert advisors in crisis

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues faced by the

emergency and disaster management professional

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an emergency and disaster management

professional

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology 4 Credits Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits Description

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MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster 4 Credits Description

MHE599 - Culminating Projects 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE510 - Occupation Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

MHE513 - Risk Assessment and Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE518 - Education in Emergency 4 Credits Description

MPH502 - Introduction to Public Health 4 Credits Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciencesndash Health Education The Master of Science in Health Sciences - Health Education specialization prepares professionals to

administer and develop health education programs to implement health education processes and

concepts to understand current health issues and to master skills and knowledge appropriate to

leadership positions in the field

Students should note that the MS in Health Sciences Health Education concentration is not a certificate

or credentialing program TUI cannot grant or certify any student for a credential as a teacher or

administrator As the requirements for credentialinglicensurecertification vary from state to state

students are urged to contact their state of residence or employment for information on specific

requirementscriteria

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to contemporary health

education

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health education

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the health educator functions

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4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to professional practice in health

education

5 Develop and implement plans for promoting health and facilitating voluntary changes in health

behaviors

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health educator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health educator

Degree Requirements

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD506 - Cultural and Cross-Cultural Perspectives in Health 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

MHD510 - Research in Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD599 - Capstone Integrative Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging and Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health and Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy and Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciences - Clinical Research Administration Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Clinical Research Administration a growing

field for health professionals who are interested in overseeing the administration and progress of clinical

trials in various health care facilities usually sponsored by a pharmaceutical company or biologics or

devices companies

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A Clinical Research Administrator is a health professional who manages the various aspects of the

clinical trial not only the health aspects but also the administrative aspects The Clinical Research

Administrator supervises the conduct of clinical trials at a clinical site Individuals who work in the area

of Clinical Research Administration come from very diverse areas such as Nursing Clinical Laboratory

Nutrition Respiratory Therapy Rehabilitation Sciences Physician Assistants IDC PMT Physical Therapy

Medicine to name a few

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to clinical research

administration

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in clinical research

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the clinical research administrator functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to professional practice in clinical

research administration

5 Develop and implement plans for supervising clinical research studies

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a clinical research

administrator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a clinical research administrator

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

CRA502 - Bioethics and Legal Perspectives 4 Credits Description

CRA548 - Research Methods for Health Professionals 4 Credits Description

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA554 - Human Trials 4 Credits Description

CRA599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

CRA500 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

CRA503 - Clinical Research Funding 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

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CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

CRA509 - Scientific Reporting 4 Credits Description

Joint Degree Program The College of Business Administration and the College of Health Sciences have joined forces to offer a

Dual MS-MBA program that result in conferral of a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree and

a Master of Science in Health Sciences with a concentration in Health Care Management (MSHS) degree

Admission Requirements

The student needs to apply specifically to the dual degree program when applying to the

university

The MSMBA degree requires total of 64 credit hours 32 credits from each program The

student may choose which program heshe completes first

Dual degree students must satisfy the curriculum and graduation requirements of both the MBA

and MSHS programs and follow their degree plan CAP599 the Integrated Capstone course

must be the last course taken after the required courses in both the MSHS ndash Concentration in

Health Care Management and the MBA program have been taken

Students withdrawing from the dual degree program before completing both degrees will only

receive credit toward graduation for such courses that qualify toward a single degree program

In this situation students will take the capstone course for the single degree program they wish

to complete (MHM599 for the MSHS or BUS599 for the MBA) The CAP599 integrated capstone

is only applicable for the Dual Degree

The MBA and MS degrees will be awarded upon successful completion of the requirements of

the entire dual degree program

Dual Degree Requirements

MBA ndash Masters in Business Administration (8 Courses 32 Credits)

ACC501 ndash Accounting for Decision Making 4 Credits Description

ETH501 ndash Business Ethics 4 Credits Description

FIN501 ndash Strategic Corporate Finance 4 Credits Description

ITM501 ndash Management Information Systems and Business Strategy 4 Credits Description

MGT501 ndash Management and Organizational Behavior 4 Credits Description

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MGT599 ndash Strategic Management 4 Credits Description

MKT501 ndash Strategic Marketing 4 Credits Description

OPM500 ndash Operation Management for Managers 4 Credits Description

MSHS ndash Concentration in Health Care Management (8 Courses 32 Credits)

MHM505 ndash Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 ndash Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM522 ndash Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM535 ndash Hospital Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH521 ndash Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MIH527 ndash Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MIH548 ndash Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

CAP599 ndash Integrative Capstone Course in Health Care Business Management

4 Credits Description

Graduate Certificates

Admission Standards

Possess a baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in health health science

or related field with a minimum GPA of 25 Submit transcripts of undergraduate and all prior

graduate work

Submit copies of any licenses and board certifications held

Academic Requirements

To be awarded the graduate certificate the student must earn a minimum ldquoB-rdquo (267) in the courses

that constitute the certificate with an overall program GPA of ldquoBrdquo (30) or better Programs may require

higher academic requirements for their specific certificates

Emergency and Disaster Management

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management is to provide the

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theoretical and philosophical foundations in principles of risk assessment emergency planning and

methodology related to terrorism and disaster relief

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHE507 - Bio- Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology 4 Credits Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits Choose one (1) course from the following)

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

MHE513 - Risk Assessment and Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE518 - Education in Emergency 4 Credits Description

Quality Assurance

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Quality Assurance is to provide administrators and practitioners

holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques used to achieve and

ensure quality health care delivery The focus will be on presenting the analytical tools and techniques

that will allow the health care administrator and professional to analyze assess and improve health

outcomes consumer satisfaction accountability and the processes within the organization that ensure

ongoing quality improvement The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit courses

designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in analyzing

developing and directing quality systems in the workplace

Required Course (16 Credits)

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM507 - Quality Assurance in Hospitals Healthcare Organizations 4 Credits Description

MHM509 - Quality Assurance in Managed Care 4 Credits Description

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MHM511 - Quality Assurance in Long Term Care Nursing Homes 4 Credits Description

Health Informatics

The graduate certificate in Health Informatics focuses on the application of computer information

systems to health care and public health and it is intended for students with a background in health

who wish to be prepared to apply current computer technology to the management of health care

services The certificate consists of the four following required courses

Required Courses (16 Credits)

Please select four (4) courses from the following

MHI500 - Introduction to Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI502 - Information Systems in the Delivery of Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHI504 - Systems Analysis for Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI506 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Systems Development in Health Informatics

4 Credits Description

MHI508 - Health Information Systems Security 4 Credits Description

Clinical Research Administration

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Clinical Research Administration is to provide administrators and

practitioners holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques to manage

the various aspects of clinical trial The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit

courses designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in the

administration of clinical research at a clinical site

Required Courses (16 Credits)

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

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Health Education The graduate certificate coursework in health education provides a theoretical and philosophical

foundation in principles of health promotion planning assessment and community health

education based on a synthesis of knowledge drawn from the physical biological social and

behavioral sciences Through the case study method students develop critical thinking skills in

community organization needs assessment and education strategies for individuals and groups

Students interested in the Certified Health Education Specialist exam who do not possess a

baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in the Health Sciences or Health

Professions concentrating in Health Education Community Health Education Public Health Education

School Health Education etc may be required to earn additional units in order to qualify for the National

Certification Exam Students are urged to contact NCHEC regarding eligibility and requirements for the

exam

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits)

Please choose one (1) course from the following

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging amp Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health amp Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy amp Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

Environmental Health Science The Certificate Program in Environmental Health Sciences is offered for those persons working in the

field of environmental health who need to develop their formal education in specific elements of the

field of environmental health Environmental Health consists of those organized activities undertaken to

protect and enhance the publicrsquos health through the recognition assessment and control of

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environmental hazards with focus on biological chemical and physical hazards The two major aspects in

an environmental health program are the prevention of disease and the protection and promotion of

human well being

The certificate consists of four of the following required courses (16 credits)

MHS523 - Principles of Environmental Health 4 Credits Description

MHS525 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

MHS527 - Water Quality 4 Credits Description

MHS529 - Housing 4 Credits Description

MHS531 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

MHS533 - Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

MHS535 - Noise Control 4 Credits Description

MHS537 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

Conflict Resolution Management

Conflict is an inevitable part of our professional and personal lives As conflict has an adverse effect on

organizational goal attainment there has been a growing need to understand the sources of conflict

and consequently manage it by applying the appropriate approach and strategy All organizations across

all fields and industries share a common resource ndash people ndash who interact and perform under various

and demanding conditions and all potentially conducive to inter-personal and intra-organizational

conflict The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Conflict Resolution Management is to provide those

professionals in business health or education to master the advanced concepts and techniques of

conflict resolution management Unilateral Bilateral and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) which

will enable them to understand overcome and move beyond conflict The certificate consists of a series

of three graduate-level credit courses designed to provide graduates with knowledge and skills and a

capstone course oriented towards addressing most common real-life situations

Required Courses (16 Credits)

NCM501 - Foundations of Conflict Resolutions 4 Credits Description

NCM511 - Mediation and Arbitration 4 Credits Description

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NCM512 - Negotiation Strategies 4 Credits Description

NCM599 - Capstone Course 4 Credits Description

Master of Science in Health Administration Propelled by broad trends such as demographic growth an ageing population medical innovation and

increased public awareness the field of Health Administration offers rewarding and challenging career

opportunities in the 21st century The Master of Science in Health Administration (MSHA) degree caters

to real world practical needs and focuses on implementing the knowledge and skills needed for effective

administrative leadership roles in organizations throughout the complex healthcare ecosystem This

degree provides graduates with a strong knowledge base in all aspects of Health Administration

including management delivery systems finance ethics regulation and human resources

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Identify and apply appropriate models and theories to approach and address administrative

healthcare problems or issues

2 Evaluate multiple or competing perspectives and options and recommend appropriate

administrative plans or courses of action for a healthcare problem or issue

3 Apply quantitative skills and methods to evaluate healthcare datainformation

4 Critically evaluate professional literature in the field of health administration

5 Develop effective written documents and presentations as professionally appropriate at the

healthcare administrative level eg executive reports business plans and presentations

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

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Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Healthcare Management concentration may be able to

transfer to the MS in Health Administration degree program however students may not complete

the MSHS with a concentration in Healthcare Management and seek a second degree in the MS in

Health Administration program Students are urged to contact their academic advisor with any

questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSHA degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSHA degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHA506 - Health Care Systems Organization

4 Credits Description

MHA507 - Health Care Delivery Systems

4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems

4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration

4 Credits Description

MHM525 - Marketing in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHA599 - MSHA Capstone Course 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 MHM502

MHM514 MHM522 MHM525 Plus 3 Electives

Description

Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance

4 Credits

Description

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MHM501 - Management and Organizational Behavior

4 Credits

Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care

4 Credits Description

NCM501 - Foundation of Conflict Management

4 Credits

Description

Master of Science in Emergency and Disaster Management Each year people across the world are confronted by disasters As can be witnessed by world events

the ability of a nation state or community to plan for and respond to emergencies and disasters is

essential in mitigating the potentially catastrophic consequences of natural and man-made disasters

The Master of Science in Emergency amp Disaster Management (MSEDM) is designed for both military and

civilian students with experience responding to national and global humanitarian crises terrorist-based

events and natural disasters This program provides graduates with the skills to succeed in emergency

and disaster professions in the military federal state and local government and industry

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Apply effective solutions and responses to problems of a physical and psychological nature

experienced in a disaster aftermath

3 Develop emergency plans that meet state and federal guideline and demonstrate effective

communication skills

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

6 Analyze and evaluate disaster threats to public health infrastructure to effectively integrate and

develop coordinated responses with various agencies in disaster mitigation

7 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

8 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

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International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Emergency and Disaster Management concentration may be

able to transfer to the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management degree program however

students may not complete the MSHS with a concentration in Emergency and Disaster Management

and seek a second degree in the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management program Students are

urged to contact their academic advisor with any questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSEDM degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSEDM degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management

4 Credits

Description

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology

4 Credits

Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits MHE503 or MHE509 Description

EDM504 - Public Health and the Aftermath of a Disaster

4 Credits

Description

EDM502 - Critical Infrastructure Vulnerability and Protection

4 Credits MHE503 MHE 509 MHE511

Description

EDM599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits All other 9 courses in the

program need to be taken prior Description

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Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster

4 Credits

Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment

4 Credits

Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

EDM501 - Domestic Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

EDM503 - Infectious Disease Mitigation Following Natural Disasters

4 Credits

Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy

4 Credits

Description

Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences The Doctor of Philosophy represents the highest level of achievement in any academic discipline TUI is

proud to offer a research degree resulting in a Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences

Students who earn this degree are qualified to enter academia or the top levels of health care

administration or health executive positions in government and the private sector These graduates will

have demonstrated excellence in their pursuit of academic study in their selected field As with any

quality PhD degree the work is challenging but the rewards are substantial

The purpose of the Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences program is to prepare professionals from

health and health related fields as leaders educators researchers and scholars Students select either

the educatorresearcher or practitioner concentration in International Health or Health Care

Administration All students in the program will develop advanced research skills directed toward the

creation of new knowledge demonstrated by a PhD Dissertation

Students will gain knowledge and skills that may be used to function at the entry level of university

professorial track teaching or at the highest levels of organizational management Students will gain an

extensive background and comprehension of various areas of health and will learn skills needed for

acquisition and application of advanced knowledge including current developments in their area of

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specialty Graduates will demonstrate effective scholarly writing and presentation as well as skills

needed to design perform compile and successfully defend a doctoral level dissertation The program

also provides students with the ability to make contributions by publishing in peer-reviewed journals

andor presenting research in professional conferences Students planning to enter an academic career

will learn skills for effective teaching in academic health profession programs

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health science

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications to specific areas of health sciences

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration

Admission Standards All applicants to the PhD Programs at TUI are required to possess the following

1 Have an earned Masters degree from an accredited college or university with at least 30

graduate level semester credits

2 Have a grade point average of 34 (on a 40 scale) on all work completed during the Masters

degree An official transcript of all prior academic work must be submitted

3 Possess analytical and critical thinking skills sufficient to deal with the doctoral program

demonstrated by a sample of research or academic publication Must submit a sample of

research oriented writing or publication

4 Possess writing and oral communication skills sufficient to conduct and deliver the results of

meaningful research Must submit an essay that includes current personal intellectual and

professional interests and why the student applies to the degree at TUI

5 Submit a current Curriculum Vita (Resume)

6 Possess information technology skills sufficient to effectively participate in the TUI PhD

pedagogical model

7 Possess Internet skills sufficient to effectively conduct research at a PhD level

8 Have successfully completed with a grade of B or better at least one course in Research

Methods or Statistics at the Masterrsquos or higher level If a student does not meet the research

requirement it can be met by successfully completing a Research Methods course from the TUI

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Masters program with a grade of B or better This course will be considered a prerequisite and

not included in the total number of PhD course units required by the students degree plan

9 International students must have minimum TOEFL of 55021379

You may apply only once to the TUI PhD program if denied no additional applications to the

same program will be accepted

Transfer Policies TUI accepts up to four semester credits of Doctoral level courses from accredited doctoral granting

institutions provided the transferred course meets the same general content standards as the TUI

course

Degree Requirements The PhD at TUI is a post Masterrsquos degree consisting of 44 semester credit hours of coursework which may be completed in six sessions with a load of 2 courses (8 credits) per session The program also consists of a research dissertation Based on the nature of independent research being conducted by each student the time needed to complete the dissertation will depend upon the individual student The PhD curriculum has the following components 1 Core Courses All students are required to take five (5) research methods courses and two (2) required theory courses in the field of health These courses provide the foundation for the elective courses which students may pursue in their specialized concentrations All courses are valued at four (4) semester credits The last course taken prior to the dissertation series is the required DHS699-Dissertation Proposal Seminar 2 Concentration Courses In addition to the required core courses there are four (4) concentration courses (electives) needed to complete the degree plan Students may select one concentration from an offering of three concentrations These courses are generally in the specific area of the research that the student will pursue All elective courses are valued at four (4) semester credits 3 Written and Oral Qualifying Students will be examined on their understanding of research methods and statistical concepts related to the research process 4 Dissertation Students demonstrate a synthesis of their doctoral study knowledge and scholarship with a significant quantitative research project that contributes to general principles of knowledge in the field(s) potentially impacted by the research Following the completion of the course work including the Dissertation Seminar (DHS 699) students will continue to work on the dissertation and register for subsequent sessions to DHS 700 701 702hellip The 700 series courses will appear in a separate section on the studentrsquos transcript dedicated to the dissertation

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Degree Requirements - Summary

Completion of 28 semester credit of core courses

Completion of 16 semester credit of elective courses

Successful completion of both oral and written Comprehensive exam

Successful completion of the Dissertation Seminar Prospectus (DHS699)

Successful defense of the dissertation proposal

Successful defense of the PhD dissertation and approval of the Dissertation Committee and

Program Director

Students in the doctoral degree programs must complete each doctoral course with a grade of B

(30) or better and maintain a cumulative GPA of 30 (B) or better for all courses applying toward the

degree

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

DHS600 - Research Methods in Health Sciences 4 Credits Description

DHS608 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics I 4 Credits Description

DHS612 - Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

DHS618 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics II 4 Credits Description

DHS620 - Linking Theory with Research 4 Credits Description

DHS652 - Research Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS699 - Dissertation Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS 700 through 711 ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

DHS 712 and above ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

Specialization Courses (16 Credits)

International Health EducatorResearcher

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of international health education and research

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in areas of international health education and research

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3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health education and research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health education and research

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

education and research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health education and research

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health education and research

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DHS621 - Curriculum in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

DHS623 - TeachingAdministration in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

International Health EducatorPractitioner

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge relevant to the international health practitioner

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their application

to the international health practitioner

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health

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DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH633 - Global Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

DIH635 - Geopolitical Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

Health Care Administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health care administration

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in health care administration

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of health

care administration

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

health care administration

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of health care

administration

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in health

care administration

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in health care administration

DHA619 - Current Issues in Health Administration Research 4 Credits Description

DHA621 - Health Care Law Regulation and Ethics 4 Credits Description

DHA623 - Advanced Leadership 4 Credits Description

DHA698 - Seminar in Strategic Planning for Health Organization 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

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MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management The TUI (TUI) College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a

specialty in Health Care Management

The goal of the program is to provide students with the knowledge and skills needed for effective

managerial and leadership careers in the health field The program promotes educational opportunities

for career advancement employment mobility and lifelong learning opportunities to health care

professionals

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to contemporary health

care management

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health care management

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the health care manager functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to health care management

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues faced by the

health care manager

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health care

manager

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health care manager

Degree Requirements

The MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management Specialization requires successful completion of

40 semester credits A final culminating project and an integrative paper are included

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

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Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHM501 - Management and Organizational Behavior 4 Credits Description

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM507 - Quality Assurance in Hospital Healthcare Organizations 4 Credits Description

MHM509 - Quality Assurance in Managed Care 4 Credits Description

MHM511 - Quality Assurance in Long Term Care Nursing Homes 4 Credits Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems 4 Credits Description

MHM525 - Marketing in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHM535 - Hospital Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

NCM501 - Foundation of Conflict Management 4 Credits Description

NCM511 - Mediation and Arbitration 4 Credits Description

NCM512 - Negotiation Strategies 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciences - International Health TUI-College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a specialty in

International Health The goal is to provide quality education and training to individuals seeking a

graduate degree in international health specialty and to current practitioners or scientists seeking to

fulfill their academic aspirations by achieving and earning an advanced degree in the field of

international health perspective

In the twenty-first century we continue to witness great inequities in access to availability of basic

health care services around the globe Developing regions of the world continue to suffer from

significant public health problems Poverty ethnic tensions violence political instability urban decay

and natural and environmental hazards as well as poor population growth control continue to dominate

the scene in many countries

Graduates of the MS degree in Health Sciences with specialization in International Health will be able to

fill positions in governmental and private national and international organizations The program

emphasizes cross cultural awareness planning implementing and evaluating sustainable health care

development programs for communities and nations develop studentsrsquo skills and ability to assess needs

and develop priorities with limited resources

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Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to international health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in international health

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact

international health

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to international health

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in

international health

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in international health

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an international health professional

Degree Requirements

The MS degree in Health Sciences -International Health Specialty requires successful completion of 40

semester credits a final culminating project and an integrative paper

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MIH502 - Introduction to Intrsquol Health 4 Credits Description

MIH508 - Health Policy in Developing Countries 4 Credits Description

MIH512 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

MIH514 - Cross Cultural Perspectives 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

MIH599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MIH523 - Disaster Humanitarian Emergencies 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MIH543 - Perspective on Abuse and Violence 4 Credits Description

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Total Credits for MS in Health Sciences- International Health specialization

MS Core Courses 20 Credits

MS Electives 16 Credits

Culminating Project 4 Credits

Total 40 Credits

To qualify for graduation with a MS in Health Sciences with a specialization in International Health a

student must have successfully fulfilled all of the following requirements

1 Completed each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

2 Maintained an overall GPA of ldquoB (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying

toward the degree

Health Care Management ndash Informatics Health Informatics Concentration focuses on the application of computer information systems to health

care and public health Informatics extends beyond simply using the computer as a tool for computation

into the process of knowledge acquisition storage retrieval representation and manipulation A major

focus of Informatics is the support of information systems for reasoning decision-making and learning

Health Informatics encompasses the fields of information science computer information systems and

educational technology in support of health care delivery education and management Health

Informatics is a body of knowledge and a set of techniques to organize and manage information in

support of research education and patient care

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to application of computer

information systems to health care and public health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health informatics

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact health

informatics

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to health informatics

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in health

informatics

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in health informatics

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills in health informatics

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Degree Requirements

The MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management Concentration in Health Informatics requires

successful completion of 40 semester credits A final culminating project and an integrative paper are

included

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHI500 - Introduction to Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI502 - Information Systems in the Delivery of Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHI504 - Systems Analysis for Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI506 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Systems Development in Health Informatics

4 Credits Description

MHI508 - Health Information Systems Security 4 Credits Description

To qualify for graduation with a MS in Health Sciences Health Care Management in Health Informatics

a student must have successfully fulfilled both of the following requirements

Completed each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

Maintained an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying

toward the degree

MS in Health Sciences ndash Public Health The Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Public Health is designed to provide

health care professionals and other qualified applicants with advanced knowledge and practical tools in

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public health and health care management Graduates of the program will be able to seek managerial

and leadership positions in the field of public health and health care administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to public health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings relevant to public health

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the public health professional functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to service in public health

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in public

health

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in public health

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a public health professional

Degree Requirements

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MPH502 - Introduction to Public Health 4 Credits Description

MPH504 - Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MIH512 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

MIH514 - Cross Cultural perspectives 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory Based Research 4 Credits Description

MPH599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy 4 Credits Description

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems 4 Credits Description

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MIH543 - Perspectives on Abuse and Violence 4 Credits Description

MHE510 - Occupational Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

MPH503 - Infertility and Public Health 4 Credits Description

MSin Health Sciences -- Emergency and Disaster Management The Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Emergency and Disaster Management

prepares students to provide leadership in major emergencies and disasters including terrorism This

specialization provides individuals planning to hold leadership position as emergency professionals in

government and industry with the skills to respond effectively when emergencies and disasters strike

and provide leadership in those situations Students will learn to analyze disaster threats write

emergency plans to meet state and federal guidelines understand problems facing response teams and

communicate knowledgeably with expert advisors in crisis

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues faced by the

emergency and disaster management professional

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an emergency and disaster management

professional

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology 4 Credits Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits Description

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MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster 4 Credits Description

MHE599 - Culminating Projects 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE510 - Occupation Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

MHE513 - Risk Assessment and Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE518 - Education in Emergency 4 Credits Description

MPH502 - Introduction to Public Health 4 Credits Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciencesndash Health Education The Master of Science in Health Sciences - Health Education specialization prepares professionals to

administer and develop health education programs to implement health education processes and

concepts to understand current health issues and to master skills and knowledge appropriate to

leadership positions in the field

Students should note that the MS in Health Sciences Health Education concentration is not a certificate

or credentialing program TUI cannot grant or certify any student for a credential as a teacher or

administrator As the requirements for credentialinglicensurecertification vary from state to state

students are urged to contact their state of residence or employment for information on specific

requirementscriteria

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to contemporary health

education

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health education

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the health educator functions

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4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to professional practice in health

education

5 Develop and implement plans for promoting health and facilitating voluntary changes in health

behaviors

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health educator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health educator

Degree Requirements

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD506 - Cultural and Cross-Cultural Perspectives in Health 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

MHD510 - Research in Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD599 - Capstone Integrative Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging and Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health and Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy and Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciences - Clinical Research Administration Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Clinical Research Administration a growing

field for health professionals who are interested in overseeing the administration and progress of clinical

trials in various health care facilities usually sponsored by a pharmaceutical company or biologics or

devices companies

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A Clinical Research Administrator is a health professional who manages the various aspects of the

clinical trial not only the health aspects but also the administrative aspects The Clinical Research

Administrator supervises the conduct of clinical trials at a clinical site Individuals who work in the area

of Clinical Research Administration come from very diverse areas such as Nursing Clinical Laboratory

Nutrition Respiratory Therapy Rehabilitation Sciences Physician Assistants IDC PMT Physical Therapy

Medicine to name a few

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to clinical research

administration

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in clinical research

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the clinical research administrator functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to professional practice in clinical

research administration

5 Develop and implement plans for supervising clinical research studies

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a clinical research

administrator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a clinical research administrator

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

CRA502 - Bioethics and Legal Perspectives 4 Credits Description

CRA548 - Research Methods for Health Professionals 4 Credits Description

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA554 - Human Trials 4 Credits Description

CRA599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

CRA500 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

CRA503 - Clinical Research Funding 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

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CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

CRA509 - Scientific Reporting 4 Credits Description

Joint Degree Program The College of Business Administration and the College of Health Sciences have joined forces to offer a

Dual MS-MBA program that result in conferral of a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree and

a Master of Science in Health Sciences with a concentration in Health Care Management (MSHS) degree

Admission Requirements

The student needs to apply specifically to the dual degree program when applying to the

university

The MSMBA degree requires total of 64 credit hours 32 credits from each program The

student may choose which program heshe completes first

Dual degree students must satisfy the curriculum and graduation requirements of both the MBA

and MSHS programs and follow their degree plan CAP599 the Integrated Capstone course

must be the last course taken after the required courses in both the MSHS ndash Concentration in

Health Care Management and the MBA program have been taken

Students withdrawing from the dual degree program before completing both degrees will only

receive credit toward graduation for such courses that qualify toward a single degree program

In this situation students will take the capstone course for the single degree program they wish

to complete (MHM599 for the MSHS or BUS599 for the MBA) The CAP599 integrated capstone

is only applicable for the Dual Degree

The MBA and MS degrees will be awarded upon successful completion of the requirements of

the entire dual degree program

Dual Degree Requirements

MBA ndash Masters in Business Administration (8 Courses 32 Credits)

ACC501 ndash Accounting for Decision Making 4 Credits Description

ETH501 ndash Business Ethics 4 Credits Description

FIN501 ndash Strategic Corporate Finance 4 Credits Description

ITM501 ndash Management Information Systems and Business Strategy 4 Credits Description

MGT501 ndash Management and Organizational Behavior 4 Credits Description

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MGT599 ndash Strategic Management 4 Credits Description

MKT501 ndash Strategic Marketing 4 Credits Description

OPM500 ndash Operation Management for Managers 4 Credits Description

MSHS ndash Concentration in Health Care Management (8 Courses 32 Credits)

MHM505 ndash Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 ndash Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM522 ndash Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM535 ndash Hospital Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH521 ndash Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MIH527 ndash Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MIH548 ndash Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

CAP599 ndash Integrative Capstone Course in Health Care Business Management

4 Credits Description

Graduate Certificates

Admission Standards

Possess a baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in health health science

or related field with a minimum GPA of 25 Submit transcripts of undergraduate and all prior

graduate work

Submit copies of any licenses and board certifications held

Academic Requirements

To be awarded the graduate certificate the student must earn a minimum ldquoB-rdquo (267) in the courses

that constitute the certificate with an overall program GPA of ldquoBrdquo (30) or better Programs may require

higher academic requirements for their specific certificates

Emergency and Disaster Management

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management is to provide the

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theoretical and philosophical foundations in principles of risk assessment emergency planning and

methodology related to terrorism and disaster relief

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHE507 - Bio- Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology 4 Credits Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits Choose one (1) course from the following)

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

MHE513 - Risk Assessment and Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE518 - Education in Emergency 4 Credits Description

Quality Assurance

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Quality Assurance is to provide administrators and practitioners

holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques used to achieve and

ensure quality health care delivery The focus will be on presenting the analytical tools and techniques

that will allow the health care administrator and professional to analyze assess and improve health

outcomes consumer satisfaction accountability and the processes within the organization that ensure

ongoing quality improvement The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit courses

designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in analyzing

developing and directing quality systems in the workplace

Required Course (16 Credits)

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM507 - Quality Assurance in Hospitals Healthcare Organizations 4 Credits Description

MHM509 - Quality Assurance in Managed Care 4 Credits Description

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MHM511 - Quality Assurance in Long Term Care Nursing Homes 4 Credits Description

Health Informatics

The graduate certificate in Health Informatics focuses on the application of computer information

systems to health care and public health and it is intended for students with a background in health

who wish to be prepared to apply current computer technology to the management of health care

services The certificate consists of the four following required courses

Required Courses (16 Credits)

Please select four (4) courses from the following

MHI500 - Introduction to Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI502 - Information Systems in the Delivery of Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHI504 - Systems Analysis for Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI506 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Systems Development in Health Informatics

4 Credits Description

MHI508 - Health Information Systems Security 4 Credits Description

Clinical Research Administration

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Clinical Research Administration is to provide administrators and

practitioners holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques to manage

the various aspects of clinical trial The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit

courses designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in the

administration of clinical research at a clinical site

Required Courses (16 Credits)

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

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Health Education The graduate certificate coursework in health education provides a theoretical and philosophical

foundation in principles of health promotion planning assessment and community health

education based on a synthesis of knowledge drawn from the physical biological social and

behavioral sciences Through the case study method students develop critical thinking skills in

community organization needs assessment and education strategies for individuals and groups

Students interested in the Certified Health Education Specialist exam who do not possess a

baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in the Health Sciences or Health

Professions concentrating in Health Education Community Health Education Public Health Education

School Health Education etc may be required to earn additional units in order to qualify for the National

Certification Exam Students are urged to contact NCHEC regarding eligibility and requirements for the

exam

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits)

Please choose one (1) course from the following

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging amp Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health amp Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy amp Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

Environmental Health Science The Certificate Program in Environmental Health Sciences is offered for those persons working in the

field of environmental health who need to develop their formal education in specific elements of the

field of environmental health Environmental Health consists of those organized activities undertaken to

protect and enhance the publicrsquos health through the recognition assessment and control of

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environmental hazards with focus on biological chemical and physical hazards The two major aspects in

an environmental health program are the prevention of disease and the protection and promotion of

human well being

The certificate consists of four of the following required courses (16 credits)

MHS523 - Principles of Environmental Health 4 Credits Description

MHS525 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

MHS527 - Water Quality 4 Credits Description

MHS529 - Housing 4 Credits Description

MHS531 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

MHS533 - Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

MHS535 - Noise Control 4 Credits Description

MHS537 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

Conflict Resolution Management

Conflict is an inevitable part of our professional and personal lives As conflict has an adverse effect on

organizational goal attainment there has been a growing need to understand the sources of conflict

and consequently manage it by applying the appropriate approach and strategy All organizations across

all fields and industries share a common resource ndash people ndash who interact and perform under various

and demanding conditions and all potentially conducive to inter-personal and intra-organizational

conflict The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Conflict Resolution Management is to provide those

professionals in business health or education to master the advanced concepts and techniques of

conflict resolution management Unilateral Bilateral and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) which

will enable them to understand overcome and move beyond conflict The certificate consists of a series

of three graduate-level credit courses designed to provide graduates with knowledge and skills and a

capstone course oriented towards addressing most common real-life situations

Required Courses (16 Credits)

NCM501 - Foundations of Conflict Resolutions 4 Credits Description

NCM511 - Mediation and Arbitration 4 Credits Description

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NCM512 - Negotiation Strategies 4 Credits Description

NCM599 - Capstone Course 4 Credits Description

Master of Science in Health Administration Propelled by broad trends such as demographic growth an ageing population medical innovation and

increased public awareness the field of Health Administration offers rewarding and challenging career

opportunities in the 21st century The Master of Science in Health Administration (MSHA) degree caters

to real world practical needs and focuses on implementing the knowledge and skills needed for effective

administrative leadership roles in organizations throughout the complex healthcare ecosystem This

degree provides graduates with a strong knowledge base in all aspects of Health Administration

including management delivery systems finance ethics regulation and human resources

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Identify and apply appropriate models and theories to approach and address administrative

healthcare problems or issues

2 Evaluate multiple or competing perspectives and options and recommend appropriate

administrative plans or courses of action for a healthcare problem or issue

3 Apply quantitative skills and methods to evaluate healthcare datainformation

4 Critically evaluate professional literature in the field of health administration

5 Develop effective written documents and presentations as professionally appropriate at the

healthcare administrative level eg executive reports business plans and presentations

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

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Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Healthcare Management concentration may be able to

transfer to the MS in Health Administration degree program however students may not complete

the MSHS with a concentration in Healthcare Management and seek a second degree in the MS in

Health Administration program Students are urged to contact their academic advisor with any

questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSHA degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSHA degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHA506 - Health Care Systems Organization

4 Credits Description

MHA507 - Health Care Delivery Systems

4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems

4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration

4 Credits Description

MHM525 - Marketing in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHA599 - MSHA Capstone Course 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 MHM502

MHM514 MHM522 MHM525 Plus 3 Electives

Description

Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance

4 Credits

Description

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MHM501 - Management and Organizational Behavior

4 Credits

Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care

4 Credits Description

NCM501 - Foundation of Conflict Management

4 Credits

Description

Master of Science in Emergency and Disaster Management Each year people across the world are confronted by disasters As can be witnessed by world events

the ability of a nation state or community to plan for and respond to emergencies and disasters is

essential in mitigating the potentially catastrophic consequences of natural and man-made disasters

The Master of Science in Emergency amp Disaster Management (MSEDM) is designed for both military and

civilian students with experience responding to national and global humanitarian crises terrorist-based

events and natural disasters This program provides graduates with the skills to succeed in emergency

and disaster professions in the military federal state and local government and industry

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Apply effective solutions and responses to problems of a physical and psychological nature

experienced in a disaster aftermath

3 Develop emergency plans that meet state and federal guideline and demonstrate effective

communication skills

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

6 Analyze and evaluate disaster threats to public health infrastructure to effectively integrate and

develop coordinated responses with various agencies in disaster mitigation

7 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

8 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

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International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Emergency and Disaster Management concentration may be

able to transfer to the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management degree program however

students may not complete the MSHS with a concentration in Emergency and Disaster Management

and seek a second degree in the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management program Students are

urged to contact their academic advisor with any questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSEDM degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSEDM degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management

4 Credits

Description

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology

4 Credits

Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits MHE503 or MHE509 Description

EDM504 - Public Health and the Aftermath of a Disaster

4 Credits

Description

EDM502 - Critical Infrastructure Vulnerability and Protection

4 Credits MHE503 MHE 509 MHE511

Description

EDM599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits All other 9 courses in the

program need to be taken prior Description

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Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster

4 Credits

Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment

4 Credits

Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

EDM501 - Domestic Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

EDM503 - Infectious Disease Mitigation Following Natural Disasters

4 Credits

Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy

4 Credits

Description

Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences The Doctor of Philosophy represents the highest level of achievement in any academic discipline TUI is

proud to offer a research degree resulting in a Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences

Students who earn this degree are qualified to enter academia or the top levels of health care

administration or health executive positions in government and the private sector These graduates will

have demonstrated excellence in their pursuit of academic study in their selected field As with any

quality PhD degree the work is challenging but the rewards are substantial

The purpose of the Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences program is to prepare professionals from

health and health related fields as leaders educators researchers and scholars Students select either

the educatorresearcher or practitioner concentration in International Health or Health Care

Administration All students in the program will develop advanced research skills directed toward the

creation of new knowledge demonstrated by a PhD Dissertation

Students will gain knowledge and skills that may be used to function at the entry level of university

professorial track teaching or at the highest levels of organizational management Students will gain an

extensive background and comprehension of various areas of health and will learn skills needed for

acquisition and application of advanced knowledge including current developments in their area of

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specialty Graduates will demonstrate effective scholarly writing and presentation as well as skills

needed to design perform compile and successfully defend a doctoral level dissertation The program

also provides students with the ability to make contributions by publishing in peer-reviewed journals

andor presenting research in professional conferences Students planning to enter an academic career

will learn skills for effective teaching in academic health profession programs

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health science

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications to specific areas of health sciences

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration

Admission Standards All applicants to the PhD Programs at TUI are required to possess the following

1 Have an earned Masters degree from an accredited college or university with at least 30

graduate level semester credits

2 Have a grade point average of 34 (on a 40 scale) on all work completed during the Masters

degree An official transcript of all prior academic work must be submitted

3 Possess analytical and critical thinking skills sufficient to deal with the doctoral program

demonstrated by a sample of research or academic publication Must submit a sample of

research oriented writing or publication

4 Possess writing and oral communication skills sufficient to conduct and deliver the results of

meaningful research Must submit an essay that includes current personal intellectual and

professional interests and why the student applies to the degree at TUI

5 Submit a current Curriculum Vita (Resume)

6 Possess information technology skills sufficient to effectively participate in the TUI PhD

pedagogical model

7 Possess Internet skills sufficient to effectively conduct research at a PhD level

8 Have successfully completed with a grade of B or better at least one course in Research

Methods or Statistics at the Masterrsquos or higher level If a student does not meet the research

requirement it can be met by successfully completing a Research Methods course from the TUI

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Masters program with a grade of B or better This course will be considered a prerequisite and

not included in the total number of PhD course units required by the students degree plan

9 International students must have minimum TOEFL of 55021379

You may apply only once to the TUI PhD program if denied no additional applications to the

same program will be accepted

Transfer Policies TUI accepts up to four semester credits of Doctoral level courses from accredited doctoral granting

institutions provided the transferred course meets the same general content standards as the TUI

course

Degree Requirements The PhD at TUI is a post Masterrsquos degree consisting of 44 semester credit hours of coursework which may be completed in six sessions with a load of 2 courses (8 credits) per session The program also consists of a research dissertation Based on the nature of independent research being conducted by each student the time needed to complete the dissertation will depend upon the individual student The PhD curriculum has the following components 1 Core Courses All students are required to take five (5) research methods courses and two (2) required theory courses in the field of health These courses provide the foundation for the elective courses which students may pursue in their specialized concentrations All courses are valued at four (4) semester credits The last course taken prior to the dissertation series is the required DHS699-Dissertation Proposal Seminar 2 Concentration Courses In addition to the required core courses there are four (4) concentration courses (electives) needed to complete the degree plan Students may select one concentration from an offering of three concentrations These courses are generally in the specific area of the research that the student will pursue All elective courses are valued at four (4) semester credits 3 Written and Oral Qualifying Students will be examined on their understanding of research methods and statistical concepts related to the research process 4 Dissertation Students demonstrate a synthesis of their doctoral study knowledge and scholarship with a significant quantitative research project that contributes to general principles of knowledge in the field(s) potentially impacted by the research Following the completion of the course work including the Dissertation Seminar (DHS 699) students will continue to work on the dissertation and register for subsequent sessions to DHS 700 701 702hellip The 700 series courses will appear in a separate section on the studentrsquos transcript dedicated to the dissertation

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Degree Requirements - Summary

Completion of 28 semester credit of core courses

Completion of 16 semester credit of elective courses

Successful completion of both oral and written Comprehensive exam

Successful completion of the Dissertation Seminar Prospectus (DHS699)

Successful defense of the dissertation proposal

Successful defense of the PhD dissertation and approval of the Dissertation Committee and

Program Director

Students in the doctoral degree programs must complete each doctoral course with a grade of B

(30) or better and maintain a cumulative GPA of 30 (B) or better for all courses applying toward the

degree

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

DHS600 - Research Methods in Health Sciences 4 Credits Description

DHS608 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics I 4 Credits Description

DHS612 - Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

DHS618 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics II 4 Credits Description

DHS620 - Linking Theory with Research 4 Credits Description

DHS652 - Research Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS699 - Dissertation Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS 700 through 711 ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

DHS 712 and above ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

Specialization Courses (16 Credits)

International Health EducatorResearcher

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of international health education and research

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in areas of international health education and research

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3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health education and research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health education and research

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

education and research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health education and research

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health education and research

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DHS621 - Curriculum in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

DHS623 - TeachingAdministration in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

International Health EducatorPractitioner

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge relevant to the international health practitioner

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their application

to the international health practitioner

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health

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DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH633 - Global Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

DIH635 - Geopolitical Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

Health Care Administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health care administration

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in health care administration

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of health

care administration

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

health care administration

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of health care

administration

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in health

care administration

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in health care administration

DHA619 - Current Issues in Health Administration Research 4 Credits Description

DHA621 - Health Care Law Regulation and Ethics 4 Credits Description

DHA623 - Advanced Leadership 4 Credits Description

DHA698 - Seminar in Strategic Planning for Health Organization 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

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Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHM501 - Management and Organizational Behavior 4 Credits Description

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM507 - Quality Assurance in Hospital Healthcare Organizations 4 Credits Description

MHM509 - Quality Assurance in Managed Care 4 Credits Description

MHM511 - Quality Assurance in Long Term Care Nursing Homes 4 Credits Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems 4 Credits Description

MHM525 - Marketing in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHM535 - Hospital Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

NCM501 - Foundation of Conflict Management 4 Credits Description

NCM511 - Mediation and Arbitration 4 Credits Description

NCM512 - Negotiation Strategies 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciences - International Health TUI-College of Health Sciences offers the MS in Health Sciences degree program with a specialty in

International Health The goal is to provide quality education and training to individuals seeking a

graduate degree in international health specialty and to current practitioners or scientists seeking to

fulfill their academic aspirations by achieving and earning an advanced degree in the field of

international health perspective

In the twenty-first century we continue to witness great inequities in access to availability of basic

health care services around the globe Developing regions of the world continue to suffer from

significant public health problems Poverty ethnic tensions violence political instability urban decay

and natural and environmental hazards as well as poor population growth control continue to dominate

the scene in many countries

Graduates of the MS degree in Health Sciences with specialization in International Health will be able to

fill positions in governmental and private national and international organizations The program

emphasizes cross cultural awareness planning implementing and evaluating sustainable health care

development programs for communities and nations develop studentsrsquo skills and ability to assess needs

and develop priorities with limited resources

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Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to international health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in international health

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact

international health

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to international health

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in

international health

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in international health

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an international health professional

Degree Requirements

The MS degree in Health Sciences -International Health Specialty requires successful completion of 40

semester credits a final culminating project and an integrative paper

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MIH502 - Introduction to Intrsquol Health 4 Credits Description

MIH508 - Health Policy in Developing Countries 4 Credits Description

MIH512 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

MIH514 - Cross Cultural Perspectives 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

MIH599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MIH523 - Disaster Humanitarian Emergencies 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MIH543 - Perspective on Abuse and Violence 4 Credits Description

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Total Credits for MS in Health Sciences- International Health specialization

MS Core Courses 20 Credits

MS Electives 16 Credits

Culminating Project 4 Credits

Total 40 Credits

To qualify for graduation with a MS in Health Sciences with a specialization in International Health a

student must have successfully fulfilled all of the following requirements

1 Completed each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

2 Maintained an overall GPA of ldquoB (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying

toward the degree

Health Care Management ndash Informatics Health Informatics Concentration focuses on the application of computer information systems to health

care and public health Informatics extends beyond simply using the computer as a tool for computation

into the process of knowledge acquisition storage retrieval representation and manipulation A major

focus of Informatics is the support of information systems for reasoning decision-making and learning

Health Informatics encompasses the fields of information science computer information systems and

educational technology in support of health care delivery education and management Health

Informatics is a body of knowledge and a set of techniques to organize and manage information in

support of research education and patient care

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to application of computer

information systems to health care and public health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health informatics

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact health

informatics

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to health informatics

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in health

informatics

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in health informatics

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills in health informatics

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Degree Requirements

The MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management Concentration in Health Informatics requires

successful completion of 40 semester credits A final culminating project and an integrative paper are

included

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHI500 - Introduction to Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI502 - Information Systems in the Delivery of Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHI504 - Systems Analysis for Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI506 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Systems Development in Health Informatics

4 Credits Description

MHI508 - Health Information Systems Security 4 Credits Description

To qualify for graduation with a MS in Health Sciences Health Care Management in Health Informatics

a student must have successfully fulfilled both of the following requirements

Completed each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

Maintained an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying

toward the degree

MS in Health Sciences ndash Public Health The Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Public Health is designed to provide

health care professionals and other qualified applicants with advanced knowledge and practical tools in

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public health and health care management Graduates of the program will be able to seek managerial

and leadership positions in the field of public health and health care administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to public health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings relevant to public health

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the public health professional functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to service in public health

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in public

health

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in public health

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a public health professional

Degree Requirements

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MPH502 - Introduction to Public Health 4 Credits Description

MPH504 - Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MIH512 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

MIH514 - Cross Cultural perspectives 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory Based Research 4 Credits Description

MPH599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy 4 Credits Description

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems 4 Credits Description

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MIH543 - Perspectives on Abuse and Violence 4 Credits Description

MHE510 - Occupational Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

MPH503 - Infertility and Public Health 4 Credits Description

MSin Health Sciences -- Emergency and Disaster Management The Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Emergency and Disaster Management

prepares students to provide leadership in major emergencies and disasters including terrorism This

specialization provides individuals planning to hold leadership position as emergency professionals in

government and industry with the skills to respond effectively when emergencies and disasters strike

and provide leadership in those situations Students will learn to analyze disaster threats write

emergency plans to meet state and federal guidelines understand problems facing response teams and

communicate knowledgeably with expert advisors in crisis

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues faced by the

emergency and disaster management professional

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an emergency and disaster management

professional

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology 4 Credits Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits Description

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MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster 4 Credits Description

MHE599 - Culminating Projects 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE510 - Occupation Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

MHE513 - Risk Assessment and Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE518 - Education in Emergency 4 Credits Description

MPH502 - Introduction to Public Health 4 Credits Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciencesndash Health Education The Master of Science in Health Sciences - Health Education specialization prepares professionals to

administer and develop health education programs to implement health education processes and

concepts to understand current health issues and to master skills and knowledge appropriate to

leadership positions in the field

Students should note that the MS in Health Sciences Health Education concentration is not a certificate

or credentialing program TUI cannot grant or certify any student for a credential as a teacher or

administrator As the requirements for credentialinglicensurecertification vary from state to state

students are urged to contact their state of residence or employment for information on specific

requirementscriteria

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to contemporary health

education

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health education

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the health educator functions

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4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to professional practice in health

education

5 Develop and implement plans for promoting health and facilitating voluntary changes in health

behaviors

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health educator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health educator

Degree Requirements

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD506 - Cultural and Cross-Cultural Perspectives in Health 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

MHD510 - Research in Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD599 - Capstone Integrative Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging and Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health and Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy and Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciences - Clinical Research Administration Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Clinical Research Administration a growing

field for health professionals who are interested in overseeing the administration and progress of clinical

trials in various health care facilities usually sponsored by a pharmaceutical company or biologics or

devices companies

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A Clinical Research Administrator is a health professional who manages the various aspects of the

clinical trial not only the health aspects but also the administrative aspects The Clinical Research

Administrator supervises the conduct of clinical trials at a clinical site Individuals who work in the area

of Clinical Research Administration come from very diverse areas such as Nursing Clinical Laboratory

Nutrition Respiratory Therapy Rehabilitation Sciences Physician Assistants IDC PMT Physical Therapy

Medicine to name a few

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to clinical research

administration

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in clinical research

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the clinical research administrator functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to professional practice in clinical

research administration

5 Develop and implement plans for supervising clinical research studies

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a clinical research

administrator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a clinical research administrator

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

CRA502 - Bioethics and Legal Perspectives 4 Credits Description

CRA548 - Research Methods for Health Professionals 4 Credits Description

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA554 - Human Trials 4 Credits Description

CRA599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

CRA500 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

CRA503 - Clinical Research Funding 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

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CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

CRA509 - Scientific Reporting 4 Credits Description

Joint Degree Program The College of Business Administration and the College of Health Sciences have joined forces to offer a

Dual MS-MBA program that result in conferral of a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree and

a Master of Science in Health Sciences with a concentration in Health Care Management (MSHS) degree

Admission Requirements

The student needs to apply specifically to the dual degree program when applying to the

university

The MSMBA degree requires total of 64 credit hours 32 credits from each program The

student may choose which program heshe completes first

Dual degree students must satisfy the curriculum and graduation requirements of both the MBA

and MSHS programs and follow their degree plan CAP599 the Integrated Capstone course

must be the last course taken after the required courses in both the MSHS ndash Concentration in

Health Care Management and the MBA program have been taken

Students withdrawing from the dual degree program before completing both degrees will only

receive credit toward graduation for such courses that qualify toward a single degree program

In this situation students will take the capstone course for the single degree program they wish

to complete (MHM599 for the MSHS or BUS599 for the MBA) The CAP599 integrated capstone

is only applicable for the Dual Degree

The MBA and MS degrees will be awarded upon successful completion of the requirements of

the entire dual degree program

Dual Degree Requirements

MBA ndash Masters in Business Administration (8 Courses 32 Credits)

ACC501 ndash Accounting for Decision Making 4 Credits Description

ETH501 ndash Business Ethics 4 Credits Description

FIN501 ndash Strategic Corporate Finance 4 Credits Description

ITM501 ndash Management Information Systems and Business Strategy 4 Credits Description

MGT501 ndash Management and Organizational Behavior 4 Credits Description

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MGT599 ndash Strategic Management 4 Credits Description

MKT501 ndash Strategic Marketing 4 Credits Description

OPM500 ndash Operation Management for Managers 4 Credits Description

MSHS ndash Concentration in Health Care Management (8 Courses 32 Credits)

MHM505 ndash Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 ndash Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM522 ndash Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM535 ndash Hospital Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH521 ndash Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MIH527 ndash Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MIH548 ndash Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

CAP599 ndash Integrative Capstone Course in Health Care Business Management

4 Credits Description

Graduate Certificates

Admission Standards

Possess a baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in health health science

or related field with a minimum GPA of 25 Submit transcripts of undergraduate and all prior

graduate work

Submit copies of any licenses and board certifications held

Academic Requirements

To be awarded the graduate certificate the student must earn a minimum ldquoB-rdquo (267) in the courses

that constitute the certificate with an overall program GPA of ldquoBrdquo (30) or better Programs may require

higher academic requirements for their specific certificates

Emergency and Disaster Management

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management is to provide the

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theoretical and philosophical foundations in principles of risk assessment emergency planning and

methodology related to terrorism and disaster relief

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHE507 - Bio- Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology 4 Credits Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits Choose one (1) course from the following)

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

MHE513 - Risk Assessment and Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE518 - Education in Emergency 4 Credits Description

Quality Assurance

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Quality Assurance is to provide administrators and practitioners

holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques used to achieve and

ensure quality health care delivery The focus will be on presenting the analytical tools and techniques

that will allow the health care administrator and professional to analyze assess and improve health

outcomes consumer satisfaction accountability and the processes within the organization that ensure

ongoing quality improvement The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit courses

designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in analyzing

developing and directing quality systems in the workplace

Required Course (16 Credits)

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM507 - Quality Assurance in Hospitals Healthcare Organizations 4 Credits Description

MHM509 - Quality Assurance in Managed Care 4 Credits Description

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MHM511 - Quality Assurance in Long Term Care Nursing Homes 4 Credits Description

Health Informatics

The graduate certificate in Health Informatics focuses on the application of computer information

systems to health care and public health and it is intended for students with a background in health

who wish to be prepared to apply current computer technology to the management of health care

services The certificate consists of the four following required courses

Required Courses (16 Credits)

Please select four (4) courses from the following

MHI500 - Introduction to Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI502 - Information Systems in the Delivery of Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHI504 - Systems Analysis for Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI506 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Systems Development in Health Informatics

4 Credits Description

MHI508 - Health Information Systems Security 4 Credits Description

Clinical Research Administration

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Clinical Research Administration is to provide administrators and

practitioners holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques to manage

the various aspects of clinical trial The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit

courses designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in the

administration of clinical research at a clinical site

Required Courses (16 Credits)

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

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Health Education The graduate certificate coursework in health education provides a theoretical and philosophical

foundation in principles of health promotion planning assessment and community health

education based on a synthesis of knowledge drawn from the physical biological social and

behavioral sciences Through the case study method students develop critical thinking skills in

community organization needs assessment and education strategies for individuals and groups

Students interested in the Certified Health Education Specialist exam who do not possess a

baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in the Health Sciences or Health

Professions concentrating in Health Education Community Health Education Public Health Education

School Health Education etc may be required to earn additional units in order to qualify for the National

Certification Exam Students are urged to contact NCHEC regarding eligibility and requirements for the

exam

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits)

Please choose one (1) course from the following

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging amp Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health amp Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy amp Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

Environmental Health Science The Certificate Program in Environmental Health Sciences is offered for those persons working in the

field of environmental health who need to develop their formal education in specific elements of the

field of environmental health Environmental Health consists of those organized activities undertaken to

protect and enhance the publicrsquos health through the recognition assessment and control of

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46

environmental hazards with focus on biological chemical and physical hazards The two major aspects in

an environmental health program are the prevention of disease and the protection and promotion of

human well being

The certificate consists of four of the following required courses (16 credits)

MHS523 - Principles of Environmental Health 4 Credits Description

MHS525 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

MHS527 - Water Quality 4 Credits Description

MHS529 - Housing 4 Credits Description

MHS531 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

MHS533 - Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

MHS535 - Noise Control 4 Credits Description

MHS537 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

Conflict Resolution Management

Conflict is an inevitable part of our professional and personal lives As conflict has an adverse effect on

organizational goal attainment there has been a growing need to understand the sources of conflict

and consequently manage it by applying the appropriate approach and strategy All organizations across

all fields and industries share a common resource ndash people ndash who interact and perform under various

and demanding conditions and all potentially conducive to inter-personal and intra-organizational

conflict The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Conflict Resolution Management is to provide those

professionals in business health or education to master the advanced concepts and techniques of

conflict resolution management Unilateral Bilateral and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) which

will enable them to understand overcome and move beyond conflict The certificate consists of a series

of three graduate-level credit courses designed to provide graduates with knowledge and skills and a

capstone course oriented towards addressing most common real-life situations

Required Courses (16 Credits)

NCM501 - Foundations of Conflict Resolutions 4 Credits Description

NCM511 - Mediation and Arbitration 4 Credits Description

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NCM512 - Negotiation Strategies 4 Credits Description

NCM599 - Capstone Course 4 Credits Description

Master of Science in Health Administration Propelled by broad trends such as demographic growth an ageing population medical innovation and

increased public awareness the field of Health Administration offers rewarding and challenging career

opportunities in the 21st century The Master of Science in Health Administration (MSHA) degree caters

to real world practical needs and focuses on implementing the knowledge and skills needed for effective

administrative leadership roles in organizations throughout the complex healthcare ecosystem This

degree provides graduates with a strong knowledge base in all aspects of Health Administration

including management delivery systems finance ethics regulation and human resources

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Identify and apply appropriate models and theories to approach and address administrative

healthcare problems or issues

2 Evaluate multiple or competing perspectives and options and recommend appropriate

administrative plans or courses of action for a healthcare problem or issue

3 Apply quantitative skills and methods to evaluate healthcare datainformation

4 Critically evaluate professional literature in the field of health administration

5 Develop effective written documents and presentations as professionally appropriate at the

healthcare administrative level eg executive reports business plans and presentations

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

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Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Healthcare Management concentration may be able to

transfer to the MS in Health Administration degree program however students may not complete

the MSHS with a concentration in Healthcare Management and seek a second degree in the MS in

Health Administration program Students are urged to contact their academic advisor with any

questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSHA degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSHA degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHA506 - Health Care Systems Organization

4 Credits Description

MHA507 - Health Care Delivery Systems

4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems

4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration

4 Credits Description

MHM525 - Marketing in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHA599 - MSHA Capstone Course 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 MHM502

MHM514 MHM522 MHM525 Plus 3 Electives

Description

Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance

4 Credits

Description

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MHM501 - Management and Organizational Behavior

4 Credits

Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care

4 Credits Description

NCM501 - Foundation of Conflict Management

4 Credits

Description

Master of Science in Emergency and Disaster Management Each year people across the world are confronted by disasters As can be witnessed by world events

the ability of a nation state or community to plan for and respond to emergencies and disasters is

essential in mitigating the potentially catastrophic consequences of natural and man-made disasters

The Master of Science in Emergency amp Disaster Management (MSEDM) is designed for both military and

civilian students with experience responding to national and global humanitarian crises terrorist-based

events and natural disasters This program provides graduates with the skills to succeed in emergency

and disaster professions in the military federal state and local government and industry

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Apply effective solutions and responses to problems of a physical and psychological nature

experienced in a disaster aftermath

3 Develop emergency plans that meet state and federal guideline and demonstrate effective

communication skills

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

6 Analyze and evaluate disaster threats to public health infrastructure to effectively integrate and

develop coordinated responses with various agencies in disaster mitigation

7 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

8 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

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International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Emergency and Disaster Management concentration may be

able to transfer to the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management degree program however

students may not complete the MSHS with a concentration in Emergency and Disaster Management

and seek a second degree in the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management program Students are

urged to contact their academic advisor with any questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSEDM degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSEDM degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management

4 Credits

Description

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology

4 Credits

Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits MHE503 or MHE509 Description

EDM504 - Public Health and the Aftermath of a Disaster

4 Credits

Description

EDM502 - Critical Infrastructure Vulnerability and Protection

4 Credits MHE503 MHE 509 MHE511

Description

EDM599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits All other 9 courses in the

program need to be taken prior Description

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Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster

4 Credits

Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment

4 Credits

Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

EDM501 - Domestic Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

EDM503 - Infectious Disease Mitigation Following Natural Disasters

4 Credits

Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy

4 Credits

Description

Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences The Doctor of Philosophy represents the highest level of achievement in any academic discipline TUI is

proud to offer a research degree resulting in a Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences

Students who earn this degree are qualified to enter academia or the top levels of health care

administration or health executive positions in government and the private sector These graduates will

have demonstrated excellence in their pursuit of academic study in their selected field As with any

quality PhD degree the work is challenging but the rewards are substantial

The purpose of the Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences program is to prepare professionals from

health and health related fields as leaders educators researchers and scholars Students select either

the educatorresearcher or practitioner concentration in International Health or Health Care

Administration All students in the program will develop advanced research skills directed toward the

creation of new knowledge demonstrated by a PhD Dissertation

Students will gain knowledge and skills that may be used to function at the entry level of university

professorial track teaching or at the highest levels of organizational management Students will gain an

extensive background and comprehension of various areas of health and will learn skills needed for

acquisition and application of advanced knowledge including current developments in their area of

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specialty Graduates will demonstrate effective scholarly writing and presentation as well as skills

needed to design perform compile and successfully defend a doctoral level dissertation The program

also provides students with the ability to make contributions by publishing in peer-reviewed journals

andor presenting research in professional conferences Students planning to enter an academic career

will learn skills for effective teaching in academic health profession programs

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health science

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications to specific areas of health sciences

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration

Admission Standards All applicants to the PhD Programs at TUI are required to possess the following

1 Have an earned Masters degree from an accredited college or university with at least 30

graduate level semester credits

2 Have a grade point average of 34 (on a 40 scale) on all work completed during the Masters

degree An official transcript of all prior academic work must be submitted

3 Possess analytical and critical thinking skills sufficient to deal with the doctoral program

demonstrated by a sample of research or academic publication Must submit a sample of

research oriented writing or publication

4 Possess writing and oral communication skills sufficient to conduct and deliver the results of

meaningful research Must submit an essay that includes current personal intellectual and

professional interests and why the student applies to the degree at TUI

5 Submit a current Curriculum Vita (Resume)

6 Possess information technology skills sufficient to effectively participate in the TUI PhD

pedagogical model

7 Possess Internet skills sufficient to effectively conduct research at a PhD level

8 Have successfully completed with a grade of B or better at least one course in Research

Methods or Statistics at the Masterrsquos or higher level If a student does not meet the research

requirement it can be met by successfully completing a Research Methods course from the TUI

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Masters program with a grade of B or better This course will be considered a prerequisite and

not included in the total number of PhD course units required by the students degree plan

9 International students must have minimum TOEFL of 55021379

You may apply only once to the TUI PhD program if denied no additional applications to the

same program will be accepted

Transfer Policies TUI accepts up to four semester credits of Doctoral level courses from accredited doctoral granting

institutions provided the transferred course meets the same general content standards as the TUI

course

Degree Requirements The PhD at TUI is a post Masterrsquos degree consisting of 44 semester credit hours of coursework which may be completed in six sessions with a load of 2 courses (8 credits) per session The program also consists of a research dissertation Based on the nature of independent research being conducted by each student the time needed to complete the dissertation will depend upon the individual student The PhD curriculum has the following components 1 Core Courses All students are required to take five (5) research methods courses and two (2) required theory courses in the field of health These courses provide the foundation for the elective courses which students may pursue in their specialized concentrations All courses are valued at four (4) semester credits The last course taken prior to the dissertation series is the required DHS699-Dissertation Proposal Seminar 2 Concentration Courses In addition to the required core courses there are four (4) concentration courses (electives) needed to complete the degree plan Students may select one concentration from an offering of three concentrations These courses are generally in the specific area of the research that the student will pursue All elective courses are valued at four (4) semester credits 3 Written and Oral Qualifying Students will be examined on their understanding of research methods and statistical concepts related to the research process 4 Dissertation Students demonstrate a synthesis of their doctoral study knowledge and scholarship with a significant quantitative research project that contributes to general principles of knowledge in the field(s) potentially impacted by the research Following the completion of the course work including the Dissertation Seminar (DHS 699) students will continue to work on the dissertation and register for subsequent sessions to DHS 700 701 702hellip The 700 series courses will appear in a separate section on the studentrsquos transcript dedicated to the dissertation

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Degree Requirements - Summary

Completion of 28 semester credit of core courses

Completion of 16 semester credit of elective courses

Successful completion of both oral and written Comprehensive exam

Successful completion of the Dissertation Seminar Prospectus (DHS699)

Successful defense of the dissertation proposal

Successful defense of the PhD dissertation and approval of the Dissertation Committee and

Program Director

Students in the doctoral degree programs must complete each doctoral course with a grade of B

(30) or better and maintain a cumulative GPA of 30 (B) or better for all courses applying toward the

degree

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

DHS600 - Research Methods in Health Sciences 4 Credits Description

DHS608 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics I 4 Credits Description

DHS612 - Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

DHS618 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics II 4 Credits Description

DHS620 - Linking Theory with Research 4 Credits Description

DHS652 - Research Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS699 - Dissertation Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS 700 through 711 ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

DHS 712 and above ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

Specialization Courses (16 Credits)

International Health EducatorResearcher

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of international health education and research

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in areas of international health education and research

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3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health education and research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health education and research

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

education and research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health education and research

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health education and research

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DHS621 - Curriculum in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

DHS623 - TeachingAdministration in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

International Health EducatorPractitioner

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge relevant to the international health practitioner

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their application

to the international health practitioner

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health

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DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH633 - Global Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

DIH635 - Geopolitical Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

Health Care Administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health care administration

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in health care administration

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of health

care administration

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

health care administration

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of health care

administration

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in health

care administration

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in health care administration

DHA619 - Current Issues in Health Administration Research 4 Credits Description

DHA621 - Health Care Law Regulation and Ethics 4 Credits Description

DHA623 - Advanced Leadership 4 Credits Description

DHA698 - Seminar in Strategic Planning for Health Organization 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

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Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to international health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in international health

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact

international health

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to international health

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in

international health

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in international health

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an international health professional

Degree Requirements

The MS degree in Health Sciences -International Health Specialty requires successful completion of 40

semester credits a final culminating project and an integrative paper

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MIH502 - Introduction to Intrsquol Health 4 Credits Description

MIH508 - Health Policy in Developing Countries 4 Credits Description

MIH512 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

MIH514 - Cross Cultural Perspectives 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

MIH599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MIH523 - Disaster Humanitarian Emergencies 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MIH543 - Perspective on Abuse and Violence 4 Credits Description

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Total Credits for MS in Health Sciences- International Health specialization

MS Core Courses 20 Credits

MS Electives 16 Credits

Culminating Project 4 Credits

Total 40 Credits

To qualify for graduation with a MS in Health Sciences with a specialization in International Health a

student must have successfully fulfilled all of the following requirements

1 Completed each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

2 Maintained an overall GPA of ldquoB (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying

toward the degree

Health Care Management ndash Informatics Health Informatics Concentration focuses on the application of computer information systems to health

care and public health Informatics extends beyond simply using the computer as a tool for computation

into the process of knowledge acquisition storage retrieval representation and manipulation A major

focus of Informatics is the support of information systems for reasoning decision-making and learning

Health Informatics encompasses the fields of information science computer information systems and

educational technology in support of health care delivery education and management Health

Informatics is a body of knowledge and a set of techniques to organize and manage information in

support of research education and patient care

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to application of computer

information systems to health care and public health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health informatics

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact health

informatics

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to health informatics

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in health

informatics

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in health informatics

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills in health informatics

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Degree Requirements

The MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management Concentration in Health Informatics requires

successful completion of 40 semester credits A final culminating project and an integrative paper are

included

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHI500 - Introduction to Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI502 - Information Systems in the Delivery of Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHI504 - Systems Analysis for Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI506 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Systems Development in Health Informatics

4 Credits Description

MHI508 - Health Information Systems Security 4 Credits Description

To qualify for graduation with a MS in Health Sciences Health Care Management in Health Informatics

a student must have successfully fulfilled both of the following requirements

Completed each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

Maintained an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying

toward the degree

MS in Health Sciences ndash Public Health The Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Public Health is designed to provide

health care professionals and other qualified applicants with advanced knowledge and practical tools in

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public health and health care management Graduates of the program will be able to seek managerial

and leadership positions in the field of public health and health care administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to public health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings relevant to public health

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the public health professional functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to service in public health

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in public

health

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in public health

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a public health professional

Degree Requirements

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MPH502 - Introduction to Public Health 4 Credits Description

MPH504 - Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MIH512 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

MIH514 - Cross Cultural perspectives 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory Based Research 4 Credits Description

MPH599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy 4 Credits Description

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems 4 Credits Description

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MIH543 - Perspectives on Abuse and Violence 4 Credits Description

MHE510 - Occupational Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

MPH503 - Infertility and Public Health 4 Credits Description

MSin Health Sciences -- Emergency and Disaster Management The Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Emergency and Disaster Management

prepares students to provide leadership in major emergencies and disasters including terrorism This

specialization provides individuals planning to hold leadership position as emergency professionals in

government and industry with the skills to respond effectively when emergencies and disasters strike

and provide leadership in those situations Students will learn to analyze disaster threats write

emergency plans to meet state and federal guidelines understand problems facing response teams and

communicate knowledgeably with expert advisors in crisis

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues faced by the

emergency and disaster management professional

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an emergency and disaster management

professional

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology 4 Credits Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits Description

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MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster 4 Credits Description

MHE599 - Culminating Projects 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE510 - Occupation Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

MHE513 - Risk Assessment and Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE518 - Education in Emergency 4 Credits Description

MPH502 - Introduction to Public Health 4 Credits Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciencesndash Health Education The Master of Science in Health Sciences - Health Education specialization prepares professionals to

administer and develop health education programs to implement health education processes and

concepts to understand current health issues and to master skills and knowledge appropriate to

leadership positions in the field

Students should note that the MS in Health Sciences Health Education concentration is not a certificate

or credentialing program TUI cannot grant or certify any student for a credential as a teacher or

administrator As the requirements for credentialinglicensurecertification vary from state to state

students are urged to contact their state of residence or employment for information on specific

requirementscriteria

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to contemporary health

education

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health education

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the health educator functions

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4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to professional practice in health

education

5 Develop and implement plans for promoting health and facilitating voluntary changes in health

behaviors

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health educator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health educator

Degree Requirements

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD506 - Cultural and Cross-Cultural Perspectives in Health 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

MHD510 - Research in Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD599 - Capstone Integrative Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging and Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health and Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy and Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciences - Clinical Research Administration Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Clinical Research Administration a growing

field for health professionals who are interested in overseeing the administration and progress of clinical

trials in various health care facilities usually sponsored by a pharmaceutical company or biologics or

devices companies

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A Clinical Research Administrator is a health professional who manages the various aspects of the

clinical trial not only the health aspects but also the administrative aspects The Clinical Research

Administrator supervises the conduct of clinical trials at a clinical site Individuals who work in the area

of Clinical Research Administration come from very diverse areas such as Nursing Clinical Laboratory

Nutrition Respiratory Therapy Rehabilitation Sciences Physician Assistants IDC PMT Physical Therapy

Medicine to name a few

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to clinical research

administration

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in clinical research

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the clinical research administrator functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to professional practice in clinical

research administration

5 Develop and implement plans for supervising clinical research studies

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a clinical research

administrator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a clinical research administrator

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

CRA502 - Bioethics and Legal Perspectives 4 Credits Description

CRA548 - Research Methods for Health Professionals 4 Credits Description

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA554 - Human Trials 4 Credits Description

CRA599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

CRA500 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

CRA503 - Clinical Research Funding 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

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CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

CRA509 - Scientific Reporting 4 Credits Description

Joint Degree Program The College of Business Administration and the College of Health Sciences have joined forces to offer a

Dual MS-MBA program that result in conferral of a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree and

a Master of Science in Health Sciences with a concentration in Health Care Management (MSHS) degree

Admission Requirements

The student needs to apply specifically to the dual degree program when applying to the

university

The MSMBA degree requires total of 64 credit hours 32 credits from each program The

student may choose which program heshe completes first

Dual degree students must satisfy the curriculum and graduation requirements of both the MBA

and MSHS programs and follow their degree plan CAP599 the Integrated Capstone course

must be the last course taken after the required courses in both the MSHS ndash Concentration in

Health Care Management and the MBA program have been taken

Students withdrawing from the dual degree program before completing both degrees will only

receive credit toward graduation for such courses that qualify toward a single degree program

In this situation students will take the capstone course for the single degree program they wish

to complete (MHM599 for the MSHS or BUS599 for the MBA) The CAP599 integrated capstone

is only applicable for the Dual Degree

The MBA and MS degrees will be awarded upon successful completion of the requirements of

the entire dual degree program

Dual Degree Requirements

MBA ndash Masters in Business Administration (8 Courses 32 Credits)

ACC501 ndash Accounting for Decision Making 4 Credits Description

ETH501 ndash Business Ethics 4 Credits Description

FIN501 ndash Strategic Corporate Finance 4 Credits Description

ITM501 ndash Management Information Systems and Business Strategy 4 Credits Description

MGT501 ndash Management and Organizational Behavior 4 Credits Description

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MGT599 ndash Strategic Management 4 Credits Description

MKT501 ndash Strategic Marketing 4 Credits Description

OPM500 ndash Operation Management for Managers 4 Credits Description

MSHS ndash Concentration in Health Care Management (8 Courses 32 Credits)

MHM505 ndash Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 ndash Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM522 ndash Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM535 ndash Hospital Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH521 ndash Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MIH527 ndash Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MIH548 ndash Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

CAP599 ndash Integrative Capstone Course in Health Care Business Management

4 Credits Description

Graduate Certificates

Admission Standards

Possess a baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in health health science

or related field with a minimum GPA of 25 Submit transcripts of undergraduate and all prior

graduate work

Submit copies of any licenses and board certifications held

Academic Requirements

To be awarded the graduate certificate the student must earn a minimum ldquoB-rdquo (267) in the courses

that constitute the certificate with an overall program GPA of ldquoBrdquo (30) or better Programs may require

higher academic requirements for their specific certificates

Emergency and Disaster Management

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management is to provide the

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theoretical and philosophical foundations in principles of risk assessment emergency planning and

methodology related to terrorism and disaster relief

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHE507 - Bio- Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology 4 Credits Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits Choose one (1) course from the following)

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

MHE513 - Risk Assessment and Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE518 - Education in Emergency 4 Credits Description

Quality Assurance

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Quality Assurance is to provide administrators and practitioners

holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques used to achieve and

ensure quality health care delivery The focus will be on presenting the analytical tools and techniques

that will allow the health care administrator and professional to analyze assess and improve health

outcomes consumer satisfaction accountability and the processes within the organization that ensure

ongoing quality improvement The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit courses

designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in analyzing

developing and directing quality systems in the workplace

Required Course (16 Credits)

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM507 - Quality Assurance in Hospitals Healthcare Organizations 4 Credits Description

MHM509 - Quality Assurance in Managed Care 4 Credits Description

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MHM511 - Quality Assurance in Long Term Care Nursing Homes 4 Credits Description

Health Informatics

The graduate certificate in Health Informatics focuses on the application of computer information

systems to health care and public health and it is intended for students with a background in health

who wish to be prepared to apply current computer technology to the management of health care

services The certificate consists of the four following required courses

Required Courses (16 Credits)

Please select four (4) courses from the following

MHI500 - Introduction to Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI502 - Information Systems in the Delivery of Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHI504 - Systems Analysis for Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI506 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Systems Development in Health Informatics

4 Credits Description

MHI508 - Health Information Systems Security 4 Credits Description

Clinical Research Administration

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Clinical Research Administration is to provide administrators and

practitioners holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques to manage

the various aspects of clinical trial The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit

courses designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in the

administration of clinical research at a clinical site

Required Courses (16 Credits)

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

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Health Education The graduate certificate coursework in health education provides a theoretical and philosophical

foundation in principles of health promotion planning assessment and community health

education based on a synthesis of knowledge drawn from the physical biological social and

behavioral sciences Through the case study method students develop critical thinking skills in

community organization needs assessment and education strategies for individuals and groups

Students interested in the Certified Health Education Specialist exam who do not possess a

baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in the Health Sciences or Health

Professions concentrating in Health Education Community Health Education Public Health Education

School Health Education etc may be required to earn additional units in order to qualify for the National

Certification Exam Students are urged to contact NCHEC regarding eligibility and requirements for the

exam

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits)

Please choose one (1) course from the following

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging amp Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health amp Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy amp Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

Environmental Health Science The Certificate Program in Environmental Health Sciences is offered for those persons working in the

field of environmental health who need to develop their formal education in specific elements of the

field of environmental health Environmental Health consists of those organized activities undertaken to

protect and enhance the publicrsquos health through the recognition assessment and control of

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environmental hazards with focus on biological chemical and physical hazards The two major aspects in

an environmental health program are the prevention of disease and the protection and promotion of

human well being

The certificate consists of four of the following required courses (16 credits)

MHS523 - Principles of Environmental Health 4 Credits Description

MHS525 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

MHS527 - Water Quality 4 Credits Description

MHS529 - Housing 4 Credits Description

MHS531 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

MHS533 - Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

MHS535 - Noise Control 4 Credits Description

MHS537 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

Conflict Resolution Management

Conflict is an inevitable part of our professional and personal lives As conflict has an adverse effect on

organizational goal attainment there has been a growing need to understand the sources of conflict

and consequently manage it by applying the appropriate approach and strategy All organizations across

all fields and industries share a common resource ndash people ndash who interact and perform under various

and demanding conditions and all potentially conducive to inter-personal and intra-organizational

conflict The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Conflict Resolution Management is to provide those

professionals in business health or education to master the advanced concepts and techniques of

conflict resolution management Unilateral Bilateral and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) which

will enable them to understand overcome and move beyond conflict The certificate consists of a series

of three graduate-level credit courses designed to provide graduates with knowledge and skills and a

capstone course oriented towards addressing most common real-life situations

Required Courses (16 Credits)

NCM501 - Foundations of Conflict Resolutions 4 Credits Description

NCM511 - Mediation and Arbitration 4 Credits Description

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NCM512 - Negotiation Strategies 4 Credits Description

NCM599 - Capstone Course 4 Credits Description

Master of Science in Health Administration Propelled by broad trends such as demographic growth an ageing population medical innovation and

increased public awareness the field of Health Administration offers rewarding and challenging career

opportunities in the 21st century The Master of Science in Health Administration (MSHA) degree caters

to real world practical needs and focuses on implementing the knowledge and skills needed for effective

administrative leadership roles in organizations throughout the complex healthcare ecosystem This

degree provides graduates with a strong knowledge base in all aspects of Health Administration

including management delivery systems finance ethics regulation and human resources

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Identify and apply appropriate models and theories to approach and address administrative

healthcare problems or issues

2 Evaluate multiple or competing perspectives and options and recommend appropriate

administrative plans or courses of action for a healthcare problem or issue

3 Apply quantitative skills and methods to evaluate healthcare datainformation

4 Critically evaluate professional literature in the field of health administration

5 Develop effective written documents and presentations as professionally appropriate at the

healthcare administrative level eg executive reports business plans and presentations

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

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Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Healthcare Management concentration may be able to

transfer to the MS in Health Administration degree program however students may not complete

the MSHS with a concentration in Healthcare Management and seek a second degree in the MS in

Health Administration program Students are urged to contact their academic advisor with any

questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSHA degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSHA degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHA506 - Health Care Systems Organization

4 Credits Description

MHA507 - Health Care Delivery Systems

4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems

4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration

4 Credits Description

MHM525 - Marketing in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHA599 - MSHA Capstone Course 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 MHM502

MHM514 MHM522 MHM525 Plus 3 Electives

Description

Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance

4 Credits

Description

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MHM501 - Management and Organizational Behavior

4 Credits

Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care

4 Credits Description

NCM501 - Foundation of Conflict Management

4 Credits

Description

Master of Science in Emergency and Disaster Management Each year people across the world are confronted by disasters As can be witnessed by world events

the ability of a nation state or community to plan for and respond to emergencies and disasters is

essential in mitigating the potentially catastrophic consequences of natural and man-made disasters

The Master of Science in Emergency amp Disaster Management (MSEDM) is designed for both military and

civilian students with experience responding to national and global humanitarian crises terrorist-based

events and natural disasters This program provides graduates with the skills to succeed in emergency

and disaster professions in the military federal state and local government and industry

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Apply effective solutions and responses to problems of a physical and psychological nature

experienced in a disaster aftermath

3 Develop emergency plans that meet state and federal guideline and demonstrate effective

communication skills

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

6 Analyze and evaluate disaster threats to public health infrastructure to effectively integrate and

develop coordinated responses with various agencies in disaster mitigation

7 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

8 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

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International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Emergency and Disaster Management concentration may be

able to transfer to the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management degree program however

students may not complete the MSHS with a concentration in Emergency and Disaster Management

and seek a second degree in the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management program Students are

urged to contact their academic advisor with any questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSEDM degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSEDM degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management

4 Credits

Description

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology

4 Credits

Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits MHE503 or MHE509 Description

EDM504 - Public Health and the Aftermath of a Disaster

4 Credits

Description

EDM502 - Critical Infrastructure Vulnerability and Protection

4 Credits MHE503 MHE 509 MHE511

Description

EDM599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits All other 9 courses in the

program need to be taken prior Description

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Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster

4 Credits

Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment

4 Credits

Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

EDM501 - Domestic Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

EDM503 - Infectious Disease Mitigation Following Natural Disasters

4 Credits

Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy

4 Credits

Description

Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences The Doctor of Philosophy represents the highest level of achievement in any academic discipline TUI is

proud to offer a research degree resulting in a Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences

Students who earn this degree are qualified to enter academia or the top levels of health care

administration or health executive positions in government and the private sector These graduates will

have demonstrated excellence in their pursuit of academic study in their selected field As with any

quality PhD degree the work is challenging but the rewards are substantial

The purpose of the Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences program is to prepare professionals from

health and health related fields as leaders educators researchers and scholars Students select either

the educatorresearcher or practitioner concentration in International Health or Health Care

Administration All students in the program will develop advanced research skills directed toward the

creation of new knowledge demonstrated by a PhD Dissertation

Students will gain knowledge and skills that may be used to function at the entry level of university

professorial track teaching or at the highest levels of organizational management Students will gain an

extensive background and comprehension of various areas of health and will learn skills needed for

acquisition and application of advanced knowledge including current developments in their area of

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specialty Graduates will demonstrate effective scholarly writing and presentation as well as skills

needed to design perform compile and successfully defend a doctoral level dissertation The program

also provides students with the ability to make contributions by publishing in peer-reviewed journals

andor presenting research in professional conferences Students planning to enter an academic career

will learn skills for effective teaching in academic health profession programs

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health science

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications to specific areas of health sciences

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration

Admission Standards All applicants to the PhD Programs at TUI are required to possess the following

1 Have an earned Masters degree from an accredited college or university with at least 30

graduate level semester credits

2 Have a grade point average of 34 (on a 40 scale) on all work completed during the Masters

degree An official transcript of all prior academic work must be submitted

3 Possess analytical and critical thinking skills sufficient to deal with the doctoral program

demonstrated by a sample of research or academic publication Must submit a sample of

research oriented writing or publication

4 Possess writing and oral communication skills sufficient to conduct and deliver the results of

meaningful research Must submit an essay that includes current personal intellectual and

professional interests and why the student applies to the degree at TUI

5 Submit a current Curriculum Vita (Resume)

6 Possess information technology skills sufficient to effectively participate in the TUI PhD

pedagogical model

7 Possess Internet skills sufficient to effectively conduct research at a PhD level

8 Have successfully completed with a grade of B or better at least one course in Research

Methods or Statistics at the Masterrsquos or higher level If a student does not meet the research

requirement it can be met by successfully completing a Research Methods course from the TUI

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Masters program with a grade of B or better This course will be considered a prerequisite and

not included in the total number of PhD course units required by the students degree plan

9 International students must have minimum TOEFL of 55021379

You may apply only once to the TUI PhD program if denied no additional applications to the

same program will be accepted

Transfer Policies TUI accepts up to four semester credits of Doctoral level courses from accredited doctoral granting

institutions provided the transferred course meets the same general content standards as the TUI

course

Degree Requirements The PhD at TUI is a post Masterrsquos degree consisting of 44 semester credit hours of coursework which may be completed in six sessions with a load of 2 courses (8 credits) per session The program also consists of a research dissertation Based on the nature of independent research being conducted by each student the time needed to complete the dissertation will depend upon the individual student The PhD curriculum has the following components 1 Core Courses All students are required to take five (5) research methods courses and two (2) required theory courses in the field of health These courses provide the foundation for the elective courses which students may pursue in their specialized concentrations All courses are valued at four (4) semester credits The last course taken prior to the dissertation series is the required DHS699-Dissertation Proposal Seminar 2 Concentration Courses In addition to the required core courses there are four (4) concentration courses (electives) needed to complete the degree plan Students may select one concentration from an offering of three concentrations These courses are generally in the specific area of the research that the student will pursue All elective courses are valued at four (4) semester credits 3 Written and Oral Qualifying Students will be examined on their understanding of research methods and statistical concepts related to the research process 4 Dissertation Students demonstrate a synthesis of their doctoral study knowledge and scholarship with a significant quantitative research project that contributes to general principles of knowledge in the field(s) potentially impacted by the research Following the completion of the course work including the Dissertation Seminar (DHS 699) students will continue to work on the dissertation and register for subsequent sessions to DHS 700 701 702hellip The 700 series courses will appear in a separate section on the studentrsquos transcript dedicated to the dissertation

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Degree Requirements - Summary

Completion of 28 semester credit of core courses

Completion of 16 semester credit of elective courses

Successful completion of both oral and written Comprehensive exam

Successful completion of the Dissertation Seminar Prospectus (DHS699)

Successful defense of the dissertation proposal

Successful defense of the PhD dissertation and approval of the Dissertation Committee and

Program Director

Students in the doctoral degree programs must complete each doctoral course with a grade of B

(30) or better and maintain a cumulative GPA of 30 (B) or better for all courses applying toward the

degree

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

DHS600 - Research Methods in Health Sciences 4 Credits Description

DHS608 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics I 4 Credits Description

DHS612 - Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

DHS618 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics II 4 Credits Description

DHS620 - Linking Theory with Research 4 Credits Description

DHS652 - Research Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS699 - Dissertation Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS 700 through 711 ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

DHS 712 and above ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

Specialization Courses (16 Credits)

International Health EducatorResearcher

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of international health education and research

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in areas of international health education and research

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3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health education and research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health education and research

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

education and research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health education and research

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health education and research

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DHS621 - Curriculum in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

DHS623 - TeachingAdministration in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

International Health EducatorPractitioner

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge relevant to the international health practitioner

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their application

to the international health practitioner

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health

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DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH633 - Global Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

DIH635 - Geopolitical Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

Health Care Administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health care administration

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in health care administration

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of health

care administration

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

health care administration

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of health care

administration

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in health

care administration

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in health care administration

DHA619 - Current Issues in Health Administration Research 4 Credits Description

DHA621 - Health Care Law Regulation and Ethics 4 Credits Description

DHA623 - Advanced Leadership 4 Credits Description

DHA698 - Seminar in Strategic Planning for Health Organization 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

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Total Credits for MS in Health Sciences- International Health specialization

MS Core Courses 20 Credits

MS Electives 16 Credits

Culminating Project 4 Credits

Total 40 Credits

To qualify for graduation with a MS in Health Sciences with a specialization in International Health a

student must have successfully fulfilled all of the following requirements

1 Completed each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

2 Maintained an overall GPA of ldquoB (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying

toward the degree

Health Care Management ndash Informatics Health Informatics Concentration focuses on the application of computer information systems to health

care and public health Informatics extends beyond simply using the computer as a tool for computation

into the process of knowledge acquisition storage retrieval representation and manipulation A major

focus of Informatics is the support of information systems for reasoning decision-making and learning

Health Informatics encompasses the fields of information science computer information systems and

educational technology in support of health care delivery education and management Health

Informatics is a body of knowledge and a set of techniques to organize and manage information in

support of research education and patient care

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to application of computer

information systems to health care and public health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health informatics

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact health

informatics

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to health informatics

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in health

informatics

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in health informatics

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills in health informatics

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Degree Requirements

The MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management Concentration in Health Informatics requires

successful completion of 40 semester credits A final culminating project and an integrative paper are

included

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHI500 - Introduction to Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI502 - Information Systems in the Delivery of Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHI504 - Systems Analysis for Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI506 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Systems Development in Health Informatics

4 Credits Description

MHI508 - Health Information Systems Security 4 Credits Description

To qualify for graduation with a MS in Health Sciences Health Care Management in Health Informatics

a student must have successfully fulfilled both of the following requirements

Completed each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

Maintained an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying

toward the degree

MS in Health Sciences ndash Public Health The Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Public Health is designed to provide

health care professionals and other qualified applicants with advanced knowledge and practical tools in

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public health and health care management Graduates of the program will be able to seek managerial

and leadership positions in the field of public health and health care administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to public health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings relevant to public health

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the public health professional functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to service in public health

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in public

health

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in public health

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a public health professional

Degree Requirements

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MPH502 - Introduction to Public Health 4 Credits Description

MPH504 - Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MIH512 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

MIH514 - Cross Cultural perspectives 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory Based Research 4 Credits Description

MPH599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy 4 Credits Description

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems 4 Credits Description

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MIH543 - Perspectives on Abuse and Violence 4 Credits Description

MHE510 - Occupational Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

MPH503 - Infertility and Public Health 4 Credits Description

MSin Health Sciences -- Emergency and Disaster Management The Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Emergency and Disaster Management

prepares students to provide leadership in major emergencies and disasters including terrorism This

specialization provides individuals planning to hold leadership position as emergency professionals in

government and industry with the skills to respond effectively when emergencies and disasters strike

and provide leadership in those situations Students will learn to analyze disaster threats write

emergency plans to meet state and federal guidelines understand problems facing response teams and

communicate knowledgeably with expert advisors in crisis

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues faced by the

emergency and disaster management professional

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an emergency and disaster management

professional

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology 4 Credits Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits Description

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MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster 4 Credits Description

MHE599 - Culminating Projects 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE510 - Occupation Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

MHE513 - Risk Assessment and Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE518 - Education in Emergency 4 Credits Description

MPH502 - Introduction to Public Health 4 Credits Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciencesndash Health Education The Master of Science in Health Sciences - Health Education specialization prepares professionals to

administer and develop health education programs to implement health education processes and

concepts to understand current health issues and to master skills and knowledge appropriate to

leadership positions in the field

Students should note that the MS in Health Sciences Health Education concentration is not a certificate

or credentialing program TUI cannot grant or certify any student for a credential as a teacher or

administrator As the requirements for credentialinglicensurecertification vary from state to state

students are urged to contact their state of residence or employment for information on specific

requirementscriteria

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to contemporary health

education

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health education

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the health educator functions

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4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to professional practice in health

education

5 Develop and implement plans for promoting health and facilitating voluntary changes in health

behaviors

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health educator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health educator

Degree Requirements

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD506 - Cultural and Cross-Cultural Perspectives in Health 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

MHD510 - Research in Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD599 - Capstone Integrative Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging and Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health and Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy and Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciences - Clinical Research Administration Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Clinical Research Administration a growing

field for health professionals who are interested in overseeing the administration and progress of clinical

trials in various health care facilities usually sponsored by a pharmaceutical company or biologics or

devices companies

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A Clinical Research Administrator is a health professional who manages the various aspects of the

clinical trial not only the health aspects but also the administrative aspects The Clinical Research

Administrator supervises the conduct of clinical trials at a clinical site Individuals who work in the area

of Clinical Research Administration come from very diverse areas such as Nursing Clinical Laboratory

Nutrition Respiratory Therapy Rehabilitation Sciences Physician Assistants IDC PMT Physical Therapy

Medicine to name a few

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to clinical research

administration

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in clinical research

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the clinical research administrator functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to professional practice in clinical

research administration

5 Develop and implement plans for supervising clinical research studies

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a clinical research

administrator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a clinical research administrator

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

CRA502 - Bioethics and Legal Perspectives 4 Credits Description

CRA548 - Research Methods for Health Professionals 4 Credits Description

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA554 - Human Trials 4 Credits Description

CRA599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

CRA500 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

CRA503 - Clinical Research Funding 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

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CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

CRA509 - Scientific Reporting 4 Credits Description

Joint Degree Program The College of Business Administration and the College of Health Sciences have joined forces to offer a

Dual MS-MBA program that result in conferral of a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree and

a Master of Science in Health Sciences with a concentration in Health Care Management (MSHS) degree

Admission Requirements

The student needs to apply specifically to the dual degree program when applying to the

university

The MSMBA degree requires total of 64 credit hours 32 credits from each program The

student may choose which program heshe completes first

Dual degree students must satisfy the curriculum and graduation requirements of both the MBA

and MSHS programs and follow their degree plan CAP599 the Integrated Capstone course

must be the last course taken after the required courses in both the MSHS ndash Concentration in

Health Care Management and the MBA program have been taken

Students withdrawing from the dual degree program before completing both degrees will only

receive credit toward graduation for such courses that qualify toward a single degree program

In this situation students will take the capstone course for the single degree program they wish

to complete (MHM599 for the MSHS or BUS599 for the MBA) The CAP599 integrated capstone

is only applicable for the Dual Degree

The MBA and MS degrees will be awarded upon successful completion of the requirements of

the entire dual degree program

Dual Degree Requirements

MBA ndash Masters in Business Administration (8 Courses 32 Credits)

ACC501 ndash Accounting for Decision Making 4 Credits Description

ETH501 ndash Business Ethics 4 Credits Description

FIN501 ndash Strategic Corporate Finance 4 Credits Description

ITM501 ndash Management Information Systems and Business Strategy 4 Credits Description

MGT501 ndash Management and Organizational Behavior 4 Credits Description

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MGT599 ndash Strategic Management 4 Credits Description

MKT501 ndash Strategic Marketing 4 Credits Description

OPM500 ndash Operation Management for Managers 4 Credits Description

MSHS ndash Concentration in Health Care Management (8 Courses 32 Credits)

MHM505 ndash Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 ndash Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM522 ndash Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM535 ndash Hospital Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH521 ndash Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MIH527 ndash Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MIH548 ndash Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

CAP599 ndash Integrative Capstone Course in Health Care Business Management

4 Credits Description

Graduate Certificates

Admission Standards

Possess a baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in health health science

or related field with a minimum GPA of 25 Submit transcripts of undergraduate and all prior

graduate work

Submit copies of any licenses and board certifications held

Academic Requirements

To be awarded the graduate certificate the student must earn a minimum ldquoB-rdquo (267) in the courses

that constitute the certificate with an overall program GPA of ldquoBrdquo (30) or better Programs may require

higher academic requirements for their specific certificates

Emergency and Disaster Management

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management is to provide the

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theoretical and philosophical foundations in principles of risk assessment emergency planning and

methodology related to terrorism and disaster relief

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHE507 - Bio- Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology 4 Credits Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits Choose one (1) course from the following)

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

MHE513 - Risk Assessment and Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE518 - Education in Emergency 4 Credits Description

Quality Assurance

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Quality Assurance is to provide administrators and practitioners

holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques used to achieve and

ensure quality health care delivery The focus will be on presenting the analytical tools and techniques

that will allow the health care administrator and professional to analyze assess and improve health

outcomes consumer satisfaction accountability and the processes within the organization that ensure

ongoing quality improvement The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit courses

designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in analyzing

developing and directing quality systems in the workplace

Required Course (16 Credits)

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM507 - Quality Assurance in Hospitals Healthcare Organizations 4 Credits Description

MHM509 - Quality Assurance in Managed Care 4 Credits Description

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MHM511 - Quality Assurance in Long Term Care Nursing Homes 4 Credits Description

Health Informatics

The graduate certificate in Health Informatics focuses on the application of computer information

systems to health care and public health and it is intended for students with a background in health

who wish to be prepared to apply current computer technology to the management of health care

services The certificate consists of the four following required courses

Required Courses (16 Credits)

Please select four (4) courses from the following

MHI500 - Introduction to Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI502 - Information Systems in the Delivery of Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHI504 - Systems Analysis for Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI506 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Systems Development in Health Informatics

4 Credits Description

MHI508 - Health Information Systems Security 4 Credits Description

Clinical Research Administration

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Clinical Research Administration is to provide administrators and

practitioners holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques to manage

the various aspects of clinical trial The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit

courses designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in the

administration of clinical research at a clinical site

Required Courses (16 Credits)

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

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Health Education The graduate certificate coursework in health education provides a theoretical and philosophical

foundation in principles of health promotion planning assessment and community health

education based on a synthesis of knowledge drawn from the physical biological social and

behavioral sciences Through the case study method students develop critical thinking skills in

community organization needs assessment and education strategies for individuals and groups

Students interested in the Certified Health Education Specialist exam who do not possess a

baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in the Health Sciences or Health

Professions concentrating in Health Education Community Health Education Public Health Education

School Health Education etc may be required to earn additional units in order to qualify for the National

Certification Exam Students are urged to contact NCHEC regarding eligibility and requirements for the

exam

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits)

Please choose one (1) course from the following

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging amp Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health amp Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy amp Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

Environmental Health Science The Certificate Program in Environmental Health Sciences is offered for those persons working in the

field of environmental health who need to develop their formal education in specific elements of the

field of environmental health Environmental Health consists of those organized activities undertaken to

protect and enhance the publicrsquos health through the recognition assessment and control of

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environmental hazards with focus on biological chemical and physical hazards The two major aspects in

an environmental health program are the prevention of disease and the protection and promotion of

human well being

The certificate consists of four of the following required courses (16 credits)

MHS523 - Principles of Environmental Health 4 Credits Description

MHS525 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

MHS527 - Water Quality 4 Credits Description

MHS529 - Housing 4 Credits Description

MHS531 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

MHS533 - Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

MHS535 - Noise Control 4 Credits Description

MHS537 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

Conflict Resolution Management

Conflict is an inevitable part of our professional and personal lives As conflict has an adverse effect on

organizational goal attainment there has been a growing need to understand the sources of conflict

and consequently manage it by applying the appropriate approach and strategy All organizations across

all fields and industries share a common resource ndash people ndash who interact and perform under various

and demanding conditions and all potentially conducive to inter-personal and intra-organizational

conflict The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Conflict Resolution Management is to provide those

professionals in business health or education to master the advanced concepts and techniques of

conflict resolution management Unilateral Bilateral and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) which

will enable them to understand overcome and move beyond conflict The certificate consists of a series

of three graduate-level credit courses designed to provide graduates with knowledge and skills and a

capstone course oriented towards addressing most common real-life situations

Required Courses (16 Credits)

NCM501 - Foundations of Conflict Resolutions 4 Credits Description

NCM511 - Mediation and Arbitration 4 Credits Description

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NCM512 - Negotiation Strategies 4 Credits Description

NCM599 - Capstone Course 4 Credits Description

Master of Science in Health Administration Propelled by broad trends such as demographic growth an ageing population medical innovation and

increased public awareness the field of Health Administration offers rewarding and challenging career

opportunities in the 21st century The Master of Science in Health Administration (MSHA) degree caters

to real world practical needs and focuses on implementing the knowledge and skills needed for effective

administrative leadership roles in organizations throughout the complex healthcare ecosystem This

degree provides graduates with a strong knowledge base in all aspects of Health Administration

including management delivery systems finance ethics regulation and human resources

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Identify and apply appropriate models and theories to approach and address administrative

healthcare problems or issues

2 Evaluate multiple or competing perspectives and options and recommend appropriate

administrative plans or courses of action for a healthcare problem or issue

3 Apply quantitative skills and methods to evaluate healthcare datainformation

4 Critically evaluate professional literature in the field of health administration

5 Develop effective written documents and presentations as professionally appropriate at the

healthcare administrative level eg executive reports business plans and presentations

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

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Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Healthcare Management concentration may be able to

transfer to the MS in Health Administration degree program however students may not complete

the MSHS with a concentration in Healthcare Management and seek a second degree in the MS in

Health Administration program Students are urged to contact their academic advisor with any

questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSHA degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSHA degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHA506 - Health Care Systems Organization

4 Credits Description

MHA507 - Health Care Delivery Systems

4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems

4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration

4 Credits Description

MHM525 - Marketing in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHA599 - MSHA Capstone Course 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 MHM502

MHM514 MHM522 MHM525 Plus 3 Electives

Description

Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance

4 Credits

Description

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MHM501 - Management and Organizational Behavior

4 Credits

Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care

4 Credits Description

NCM501 - Foundation of Conflict Management

4 Credits

Description

Master of Science in Emergency and Disaster Management Each year people across the world are confronted by disasters As can be witnessed by world events

the ability of a nation state or community to plan for and respond to emergencies and disasters is

essential in mitigating the potentially catastrophic consequences of natural and man-made disasters

The Master of Science in Emergency amp Disaster Management (MSEDM) is designed for both military and

civilian students with experience responding to national and global humanitarian crises terrorist-based

events and natural disasters This program provides graduates with the skills to succeed in emergency

and disaster professions in the military federal state and local government and industry

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Apply effective solutions and responses to problems of a physical and psychological nature

experienced in a disaster aftermath

3 Develop emergency plans that meet state and federal guideline and demonstrate effective

communication skills

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

6 Analyze and evaluate disaster threats to public health infrastructure to effectively integrate and

develop coordinated responses with various agencies in disaster mitigation

7 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

8 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

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International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Emergency and Disaster Management concentration may be

able to transfer to the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management degree program however

students may not complete the MSHS with a concentration in Emergency and Disaster Management

and seek a second degree in the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management program Students are

urged to contact their academic advisor with any questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSEDM degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSEDM degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management

4 Credits

Description

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology

4 Credits

Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits MHE503 or MHE509 Description

EDM504 - Public Health and the Aftermath of a Disaster

4 Credits

Description

EDM502 - Critical Infrastructure Vulnerability and Protection

4 Credits MHE503 MHE 509 MHE511

Description

EDM599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits All other 9 courses in the

program need to be taken prior Description

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Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster

4 Credits

Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment

4 Credits

Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

EDM501 - Domestic Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

EDM503 - Infectious Disease Mitigation Following Natural Disasters

4 Credits

Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy

4 Credits

Description

Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences The Doctor of Philosophy represents the highest level of achievement in any academic discipline TUI is

proud to offer a research degree resulting in a Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences

Students who earn this degree are qualified to enter academia or the top levels of health care

administration or health executive positions in government and the private sector These graduates will

have demonstrated excellence in their pursuit of academic study in their selected field As with any

quality PhD degree the work is challenging but the rewards are substantial

The purpose of the Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences program is to prepare professionals from

health and health related fields as leaders educators researchers and scholars Students select either

the educatorresearcher or practitioner concentration in International Health or Health Care

Administration All students in the program will develop advanced research skills directed toward the

creation of new knowledge demonstrated by a PhD Dissertation

Students will gain knowledge and skills that may be used to function at the entry level of university

professorial track teaching or at the highest levels of organizational management Students will gain an

extensive background and comprehension of various areas of health and will learn skills needed for

acquisition and application of advanced knowledge including current developments in their area of

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specialty Graduates will demonstrate effective scholarly writing and presentation as well as skills

needed to design perform compile and successfully defend a doctoral level dissertation The program

also provides students with the ability to make contributions by publishing in peer-reviewed journals

andor presenting research in professional conferences Students planning to enter an academic career

will learn skills for effective teaching in academic health profession programs

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health science

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications to specific areas of health sciences

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration

Admission Standards All applicants to the PhD Programs at TUI are required to possess the following

1 Have an earned Masters degree from an accredited college or university with at least 30

graduate level semester credits

2 Have a grade point average of 34 (on a 40 scale) on all work completed during the Masters

degree An official transcript of all prior academic work must be submitted

3 Possess analytical and critical thinking skills sufficient to deal with the doctoral program

demonstrated by a sample of research or academic publication Must submit a sample of

research oriented writing or publication

4 Possess writing and oral communication skills sufficient to conduct and deliver the results of

meaningful research Must submit an essay that includes current personal intellectual and

professional interests and why the student applies to the degree at TUI

5 Submit a current Curriculum Vita (Resume)

6 Possess information technology skills sufficient to effectively participate in the TUI PhD

pedagogical model

7 Possess Internet skills sufficient to effectively conduct research at a PhD level

8 Have successfully completed with a grade of B or better at least one course in Research

Methods or Statistics at the Masterrsquos or higher level If a student does not meet the research

requirement it can be met by successfully completing a Research Methods course from the TUI

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Masters program with a grade of B or better This course will be considered a prerequisite and

not included in the total number of PhD course units required by the students degree plan

9 International students must have minimum TOEFL of 55021379

You may apply only once to the TUI PhD program if denied no additional applications to the

same program will be accepted

Transfer Policies TUI accepts up to four semester credits of Doctoral level courses from accredited doctoral granting

institutions provided the transferred course meets the same general content standards as the TUI

course

Degree Requirements The PhD at TUI is a post Masterrsquos degree consisting of 44 semester credit hours of coursework which may be completed in six sessions with a load of 2 courses (8 credits) per session The program also consists of a research dissertation Based on the nature of independent research being conducted by each student the time needed to complete the dissertation will depend upon the individual student The PhD curriculum has the following components 1 Core Courses All students are required to take five (5) research methods courses and two (2) required theory courses in the field of health These courses provide the foundation for the elective courses which students may pursue in their specialized concentrations All courses are valued at four (4) semester credits The last course taken prior to the dissertation series is the required DHS699-Dissertation Proposal Seminar 2 Concentration Courses In addition to the required core courses there are four (4) concentration courses (electives) needed to complete the degree plan Students may select one concentration from an offering of three concentrations These courses are generally in the specific area of the research that the student will pursue All elective courses are valued at four (4) semester credits 3 Written and Oral Qualifying Students will be examined on their understanding of research methods and statistical concepts related to the research process 4 Dissertation Students demonstrate a synthesis of their doctoral study knowledge and scholarship with a significant quantitative research project that contributes to general principles of knowledge in the field(s) potentially impacted by the research Following the completion of the course work including the Dissertation Seminar (DHS 699) students will continue to work on the dissertation and register for subsequent sessions to DHS 700 701 702hellip The 700 series courses will appear in a separate section on the studentrsquos transcript dedicated to the dissertation

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Degree Requirements - Summary

Completion of 28 semester credit of core courses

Completion of 16 semester credit of elective courses

Successful completion of both oral and written Comprehensive exam

Successful completion of the Dissertation Seminar Prospectus (DHS699)

Successful defense of the dissertation proposal

Successful defense of the PhD dissertation and approval of the Dissertation Committee and

Program Director

Students in the doctoral degree programs must complete each doctoral course with a grade of B

(30) or better and maintain a cumulative GPA of 30 (B) or better for all courses applying toward the

degree

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

DHS600 - Research Methods in Health Sciences 4 Credits Description

DHS608 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics I 4 Credits Description

DHS612 - Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

DHS618 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics II 4 Credits Description

DHS620 - Linking Theory with Research 4 Credits Description

DHS652 - Research Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS699 - Dissertation Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS 700 through 711 ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

DHS 712 and above ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

Specialization Courses (16 Credits)

International Health EducatorResearcher

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of international health education and research

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in areas of international health education and research

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3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health education and research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health education and research

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

education and research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health education and research

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health education and research

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DHS621 - Curriculum in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

DHS623 - TeachingAdministration in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

International Health EducatorPractitioner

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge relevant to the international health practitioner

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their application

to the international health practitioner

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health

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DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH633 - Global Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

DIH635 - Geopolitical Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

Health Care Administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health care administration

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in health care administration

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of health

care administration

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

health care administration

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of health care

administration

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in health

care administration

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in health care administration

DHA619 - Current Issues in Health Administration Research 4 Credits Description

DHA621 - Health Care Law Regulation and Ethics 4 Credits Description

DHA623 - Advanced Leadership 4 Credits Description

DHA698 - Seminar in Strategic Planning for Health Organization 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

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Degree Requirements

The MS in Health Sciences - Health Care Management Concentration in Health Informatics requires

successful completion of 40 semester credits A final culminating project and an integrative paper are

included

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHI500 - Introduction to Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI502 - Information Systems in the Delivery of Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHI504 - Systems Analysis for Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI506 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Systems Development in Health Informatics

4 Credits Description

MHI508 - Health Information Systems Security 4 Credits Description

To qualify for graduation with a MS in Health Sciences Health Care Management in Health Informatics

a student must have successfully fulfilled both of the following requirements

Completed each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

Maintained an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying

toward the degree

MS in Health Sciences ndash Public Health The Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Public Health is designed to provide

health care professionals and other qualified applicants with advanced knowledge and practical tools in

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public health and health care management Graduates of the program will be able to seek managerial

and leadership positions in the field of public health and health care administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to public health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings relevant to public health

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the public health professional functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to service in public health

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in public

health

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in public health

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a public health professional

Degree Requirements

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MPH502 - Introduction to Public Health 4 Credits Description

MPH504 - Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MIH512 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

MIH514 - Cross Cultural perspectives 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory Based Research 4 Credits Description

MPH599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy 4 Credits Description

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems 4 Credits Description

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MIH543 - Perspectives on Abuse and Violence 4 Credits Description

MHE510 - Occupational Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

MPH503 - Infertility and Public Health 4 Credits Description

MSin Health Sciences -- Emergency and Disaster Management The Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Emergency and Disaster Management

prepares students to provide leadership in major emergencies and disasters including terrorism This

specialization provides individuals planning to hold leadership position as emergency professionals in

government and industry with the skills to respond effectively when emergencies and disasters strike

and provide leadership in those situations Students will learn to analyze disaster threats write

emergency plans to meet state and federal guidelines understand problems facing response teams and

communicate knowledgeably with expert advisors in crisis

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues faced by the

emergency and disaster management professional

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an emergency and disaster management

professional

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology 4 Credits Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits Description

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MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster 4 Credits Description

MHE599 - Culminating Projects 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE510 - Occupation Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

MHE513 - Risk Assessment and Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE518 - Education in Emergency 4 Credits Description

MPH502 - Introduction to Public Health 4 Credits Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciencesndash Health Education The Master of Science in Health Sciences - Health Education specialization prepares professionals to

administer and develop health education programs to implement health education processes and

concepts to understand current health issues and to master skills and knowledge appropriate to

leadership positions in the field

Students should note that the MS in Health Sciences Health Education concentration is not a certificate

or credentialing program TUI cannot grant or certify any student for a credential as a teacher or

administrator As the requirements for credentialinglicensurecertification vary from state to state

students are urged to contact their state of residence or employment for information on specific

requirementscriteria

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to contemporary health

education

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health education

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the health educator functions

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4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to professional practice in health

education

5 Develop and implement plans for promoting health and facilitating voluntary changes in health

behaviors

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health educator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health educator

Degree Requirements

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD506 - Cultural and Cross-Cultural Perspectives in Health 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

MHD510 - Research in Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD599 - Capstone Integrative Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging and Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health and Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy and Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciences - Clinical Research Administration Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Clinical Research Administration a growing

field for health professionals who are interested in overseeing the administration and progress of clinical

trials in various health care facilities usually sponsored by a pharmaceutical company or biologics or

devices companies

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A Clinical Research Administrator is a health professional who manages the various aspects of the

clinical trial not only the health aspects but also the administrative aspects The Clinical Research

Administrator supervises the conduct of clinical trials at a clinical site Individuals who work in the area

of Clinical Research Administration come from very diverse areas such as Nursing Clinical Laboratory

Nutrition Respiratory Therapy Rehabilitation Sciences Physician Assistants IDC PMT Physical Therapy

Medicine to name a few

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to clinical research

administration

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in clinical research

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the clinical research administrator functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to professional practice in clinical

research administration

5 Develop and implement plans for supervising clinical research studies

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a clinical research

administrator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a clinical research administrator

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

CRA502 - Bioethics and Legal Perspectives 4 Credits Description

CRA548 - Research Methods for Health Professionals 4 Credits Description

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA554 - Human Trials 4 Credits Description

CRA599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

CRA500 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

CRA503 - Clinical Research Funding 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

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CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

CRA509 - Scientific Reporting 4 Credits Description

Joint Degree Program The College of Business Administration and the College of Health Sciences have joined forces to offer a

Dual MS-MBA program that result in conferral of a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree and

a Master of Science in Health Sciences with a concentration in Health Care Management (MSHS) degree

Admission Requirements

The student needs to apply specifically to the dual degree program when applying to the

university

The MSMBA degree requires total of 64 credit hours 32 credits from each program The

student may choose which program heshe completes first

Dual degree students must satisfy the curriculum and graduation requirements of both the MBA

and MSHS programs and follow their degree plan CAP599 the Integrated Capstone course

must be the last course taken after the required courses in both the MSHS ndash Concentration in

Health Care Management and the MBA program have been taken

Students withdrawing from the dual degree program before completing both degrees will only

receive credit toward graduation for such courses that qualify toward a single degree program

In this situation students will take the capstone course for the single degree program they wish

to complete (MHM599 for the MSHS or BUS599 for the MBA) The CAP599 integrated capstone

is only applicable for the Dual Degree

The MBA and MS degrees will be awarded upon successful completion of the requirements of

the entire dual degree program

Dual Degree Requirements

MBA ndash Masters in Business Administration (8 Courses 32 Credits)

ACC501 ndash Accounting for Decision Making 4 Credits Description

ETH501 ndash Business Ethics 4 Credits Description

FIN501 ndash Strategic Corporate Finance 4 Credits Description

ITM501 ndash Management Information Systems and Business Strategy 4 Credits Description

MGT501 ndash Management and Organizational Behavior 4 Credits Description

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MGT599 ndash Strategic Management 4 Credits Description

MKT501 ndash Strategic Marketing 4 Credits Description

OPM500 ndash Operation Management for Managers 4 Credits Description

MSHS ndash Concentration in Health Care Management (8 Courses 32 Credits)

MHM505 ndash Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 ndash Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM522 ndash Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM535 ndash Hospital Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH521 ndash Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MIH527 ndash Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MIH548 ndash Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

CAP599 ndash Integrative Capstone Course in Health Care Business Management

4 Credits Description

Graduate Certificates

Admission Standards

Possess a baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in health health science

or related field with a minimum GPA of 25 Submit transcripts of undergraduate and all prior

graduate work

Submit copies of any licenses and board certifications held

Academic Requirements

To be awarded the graduate certificate the student must earn a minimum ldquoB-rdquo (267) in the courses

that constitute the certificate with an overall program GPA of ldquoBrdquo (30) or better Programs may require

higher academic requirements for their specific certificates

Emergency and Disaster Management

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management is to provide the

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theoretical and philosophical foundations in principles of risk assessment emergency planning and

methodology related to terrorism and disaster relief

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHE507 - Bio- Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology 4 Credits Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits Choose one (1) course from the following)

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

MHE513 - Risk Assessment and Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE518 - Education in Emergency 4 Credits Description

Quality Assurance

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Quality Assurance is to provide administrators and practitioners

holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques used to achieve and

ensure quality health care delivery The focus will be on presenting the analytical tools and techniques

that will allow the health care administrator and professional to analyze assess and improve health

outcomes consumer satisfaction accountability and the processes within the organization that ensure

ongoing quality improvement The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit courses

designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in analyzing

developing and directing quality systems in the workplace

Required Course (16 Credits)

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM507 - Quality Assurance in Hospitals Healthcare Organizations 4 Credits Description

MHM509 - Quality Assurance in Managed Care 4 Credits Description

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MHM511 - Quality Assurance in Long Term Care Nursing Homes 4 Credits Description

Health Informatics

The graduate certificate in Health Informatics focuses on the application of computer information

systems to health care and public health and it is intended for students with a background in health

who wish to be prepared to apply current computer technology to the management of health care

services The certificate consists of the four following required courses

Required Courses (16 Credits)

Please select four (4) courses from the following

MHI500 - Introduction to Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI502 - Information Systems in the Delivery of Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHI504 - Systems Analysis for Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI506 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Systems Development in Health Informatics

4 Credits Description

MHI508 - Health Information Systems Security 4 Credits Description

Clinical Research Administration

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Clinical Research Administration is to provide administrators and

practitioners holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques to manage

the various aspects of clinical trial The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit

courses designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in the

administration of clinical research at a clinical site

Required Courses (16 Credits)

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

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Health Education The graduate certificate coursework in health education provides a theoretical and philosophical

foundation in principles of health promotion planning assessment and community health

education based on a synthesis of knowledge drawn from the physical biological social and

behavioral sciences Through the case study method students develop critical thinking skills in

community organization needs assessment and education strategies for individuals and groups

Students interested in the Certified Health Education Specialist exam who do not possess a

baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in the Health Sciences or Health

Professions concentrating in Health Education Community Health Education Public Health Education

School Health Education etc may be required to earn additional units in order to qualify for the National

Certification Exam Students are urged to contact NCHEC regarding eligibility and requirements for the

exam

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits)

Please choose one (1) course from the following

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging amp Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health amp Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy amp Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

Environmental Health Science The Certificate Program in Environmental Health Sciences is offered for those persons working in the

field of environmental health who need to develop their formal education in specific elements of the

field of environmental health Environmental Health consists of those organized activities undertaken to

protect and enhance the publicrsquos health through the recognition assessment and control of

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environmental hazards with focus on biological chemical and physical hazards The two major aspects in

an environmental health program are the prevention of disease and the protection and promotion of

human well being

The certificate consists of four of the following required courses (16 credits)

MHS523 - Principles of Environmental Health 4 Credits Description

MHS525 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

MHS527 - Water Quality 4 Credits Description

MHS529 - Housing 4 Credits Description

MHS531 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

MHS533 - Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

MHS535 - Noise Control 4 Credits Description

MHS537 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

Conflict Resolution Management

Conflict is an inevitable part of our professional and personal lives As conflict has an adverse effect on

organizational goal attainment there has been a growing need to understand the sources of conflict

and consequently manage it by applying the appropriate approach and strategy All organizations across

all fields and industries share a common resource ndash people ndash who interact and perform under various

and demanding conditions and all potentially conducive to inter-personal and intra-organizational

conflict The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Conflict Resolution Management is to provide those

professionals in business health or education to master the advanced concepts and techniques of

conflict resolution management Unilateral Bilateral and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) which

will enable them to understand overcome and move beyond conflict The certificate consists of a series

of three graduate-level credit courses designed to provide graduates with knowledge and skills and a

capstone course oriented towards addressing most common real-life situations

Required Courses (16 Credits)

NCM501 - Foundations of Conflict Resolutions 4 Credits Description

NCM511 - Mediation and Arbitration 4 Credits Description

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NCM512 - Negotiation Strategies 4 Credits Description

NCM599 - Capstone Course 4 Credits Description

Master of Science in Health Administration Propelled by broad trends such as demographic growth an ageing population medical innovation and

increased public awareness the field of Health Administration offers rewarding and challenging career

opportunities in the 21st century The Master of Science in Health Administration (MSHA) degree caters

to real world practical needs and focuses on implementing the knowledge and skills needed for effective

administrative leadership roles in organizations throughout the complex healthcare ecosystem This

degree provides graduates with a strong knowledge base in all aspects of Health Administration

including management delivery systems finance ethics regulation and human resources

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Identify and apply appropriate models and theories to approach and address administrative

healthcare problems or issues

2 Evaluate multiple or competing perspectives and options and recommend appropriate

administrative plans or courses of action for a healthcare problem or issue

3 Apply quantitative skills and methods to evaluate healthcare datainformation

4 Critically evaluate professional literature in the field of health administration

5 Develop effective written documents and presentations as professionally appropriate at the

healthcare administrative level eg executive reports business plans and presentations

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

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Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Healthcare Management concentration may be able to

transfer to the MS in Health Administration degree program however students may not complete

the MSHS with a concentration in Healthcare Management and seek a second degree in the MS in

Health Administration program Students are urged to contact their academic advisor with any

questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSHA degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSHA degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHA506 - Health Care Systems Organization

4 Credits Description

MHA507 - Health Care Delivery Systems

4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems

4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration

4 Credits Description

MHM525 - Marketing in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHA599 - MSHA Capstone Course 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 MHM502

MHM514 MHM522 MHM525 Plus 3 Electives

Description

Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance

4 Credits

Description

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MHM501 - Management and Organizational Behavior

4 Credits

Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care

4 Credits Description

NCM501 - Foundation of Conflict Management

4 Credits

Description

Master of Science in Emergency and Disaster Management Each year people across the world are confronted by disasters As can be witnessed by world events

the ability of a nation state or community to plan for and respond to emergencies and disasters is

essential in mitigating the potentially catastrophic consequences of natural and man-made disasters

The Master of Science in Emergency amp Disaster Management (MSEDM) is designed for both military and

civilian students with experience responding to national and global humanitarian crises terrorist-based

events and natural disasters This program provides graduates with the skills to succeed in emergency

and disaster professions in the military federal state and local government and industry

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Apply effective solutions and responses to problems of a physical and psychological nature

experienced in a disaster aftermath

3 Develop emergency plans that meet state and federal guideline and demonstrate effective

communication skills

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

6 Analyze and evaluate disaster threats to public health infrastructure to effectively integrate and

develop coordinated responses with various agencies in disaster mitigation

7 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

8 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

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International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Emergency and Disaster Management concentration may be

able to transfer to the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management degree program however

students may not complete the MSHS with a concentration in Emergency and Disaster Management

and seek a second degree in the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management program Students are

urged to contact their academic advisor with any questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSEDM degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSEDM degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management

4 Credits

Description

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology

4 Credits

Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits MHE503 or MHE509 Description

EDM504 - Public Health and the Aftermath of a Disaster

4 Credits

Description

EDM502 - Critical Infrastructure Vulnerability and Protection

4 Credits MHE503 MHE 509 MHE511

Description

EDM599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits All other 9 courses in the

program need to be taken prior Description

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Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster

4 Credits

Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment

4 Credits

Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

EDM501 - Domestic Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

EDM503 - Infectious Disease Mitigation Following Natural Disasters

4 Credits

Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy

4 Credits

Description

Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences The Doctor of Philosophy represents the highest level of achievement in any academic discipline TUI is

proud to offer a research degree resulting in a Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences

Students who earn this degree are qualified to enter academia or the top levels of health care

administration or health executive positions in government and the private sector These graduates will

have demonstrated excellence in their pursuit of academic study in their selected field As with any

quality PhD degree the work is challenging but the rewards are substantial

The purpose of the Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences program is to prepare professionals from

health and health related fields as leaders educators researchers and scholars Students select either

the educatorresearcher or practitioner concentration in International Health or Health Care

Administration All students in the program will develop advanced research skills directed toward the

creation of new knowledge demonstrated by a PhD Dissertation

Students will gain knowledge and skills that may be used to function at the entry level of university

professorial track teaching or at the highest levels of organizational management Students will gain an

extensive background and comprehension of various areas of health and will learn skills needed for

acquisition and application of advanced knowledge including current developments in their area of

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specialty Graduates will demonstrate effective scholarly writing and presentation as well as skills

needed to design perform compile and successfully defend a doctoral level dissertation The program

also provides students with the ability to make contributions by publishing in peer-reviewed journals

andor presenting research in professional conferences Students planning to enter an academic career

will learn skills for effective teaching in academic health profession programs

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health science

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications to specific areas of health sciences

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration

Admission Standards All applicants to the PhD Programs at TUI are required to possess the following

1 Have an earned Masters degree from an accredited college or university with at least 30

graduate level semester credits

2 Have a grade point average of 34 (on a 40 scale) on all work completed during the Masters

degree An official transcript of all prior academic work must be submitted

3 Possess analytical and critical thinking skills sufficient to deal with the doctoral program

demonstrated by a sample of research or academic publication Must submit a sample of

research oriented writing or publication

4 Possess writing and oral communication skills sufficient to conduct and deliver the results of

meaningful research Must submit an essay that includes current personal intellectual and

professional interests and why the student applies to the degree at TUI

5 Submit a current Curriculum Vita (Resume)

6 Possess information technology skills sufficient to effectively participate in the TUI PhD

pedagogical model

7 Possess Internet skills sufficient to effectively conduct research at a PhD level

8 Have successfully completed with a grade of B or better at least one course in Research

Methods or Statistics at the Masterrsquos or higher level If a student does not meet the research

requirement it can be met by successfully completing a Research Methods course from the TUI

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Masters program with a grade of B or better This course will be considered a prerequisite and

not included in the total number of PhD course units required by the students degree plan

9 International students must have minimum TOEFL of 55021379

You may apply only once to the TUI PhD program if denied no additional applications to the

same program will be accepted

Transfer Policies TUI accepts up to four semester credits of Doctoral level courses from accredited doctoral granting

institutions provided the transferred course meets the same general content standards as the TUI

course

Degree Requirements The PhD at TUI is a post Masterrsquos degree consisting of 44 semester credit hours of coursework which may be completed in six sessions with a load of 2 courses (8 credits) per session The program also consists of a research dissertation Based on the nature of independent research being conducted by each student the time needed to complete the dissertation will depend upon the individual student The PhD curriculum has the following components 1 Core Courses All students are required to take five (5) research methods courses and two (2) required theory courses in the field of health These courses provide the foundation for the elective courses which students may pursue in their specialized concentrations All courses are valued at four (4) semester credits The last course taken prior to the dissertation series is the required DHS699-Dissertation Proposal Seminar 2 Concentration Courses In addition to the required core courses there are four (4) concentration courses (electives) needed to complete the degree plan Students may select one concentration from an offering of three concentrations These courses are generally in the specific area of the research that the student will pursue All elective courses are valued at four (4) semester credits 3 Written and Oral Qualifying Students will be examined on their understanding of research methods and statistical concepts related to the research process 4 Dissertation Students demonstrate a synthesis of their doctoral study knowledge and scholarship with a significant quantitative research project that contributes to general principles of knowledge in the field(s) potentially impacted by the research Following the completion of the course work including the Dissertation Seminar (DHS 699) students will continue to work on the dissertation and register for subsequent sessions to DHS 700 701 702hellip The 700 series courses will appear in a separate section on the studentrsquos transcript dedicated to the dissertation

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Degree Requirements - Summary

Completion of 28 semester credit of core courses

Completion of 16 semester credit of elective courses

Successful completion of both oral and written Comprehensive exam

Successful completion of the Dissertation Seminar Prospectus (DHS699)

Successful defense of the dissertation proposal

Successful defense of the PhD dissertation and approval of the Dissertation Committee and

Program Director

Students in the doctoral degree programs must complete each doctoral course with a grade of B

(30) or better and maintain a cumulative GPA of 30 (B) or better for all courses applying toward the

degree

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

DHS600 - Research Methods in Health Sciences 4 Credits Description

DHS608 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics I 4 Credits Description

DHS612 - Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

DHS618 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics II 4 Credits Description

DHS620 - Linking Theory with Research 4 Credits Description

DHS652 - Research Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS699 - Dissertation Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS 700 through 711 ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

DHS 712 and above ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

Specialization Courses (16 Credits)

International Health EducatorResearcher

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of international health education and research

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in areas of international health education and research

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3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health education and research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health education and research

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

education and research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health education and research

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health education and research

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DHS621 - Curriculum in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

DHS623 - TeachingAdministration in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

International Health EducatorPractitioner

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge relevant to the international health practitioner

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their application

to the international health practitioner

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health

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DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH633 - Global Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

DIH635 - Geopolitical Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

Health Care Administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health care administration

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in health care administration

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of health

care administration

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

health care administration

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of health care

administration

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in health

care administration

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in health care administration

DHA619 - Current Issues in Health Administration Research 4 Credits Description

DHA621 - Health Care Law Regulation and Ethics 4 Credits Description

DHA623 - Advanced Leadership 4 Credits Description

DHA698 - Seminar in Strategic Planning for Health Organization 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

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public health and health care management Graduates of the program will be able to seek managerial

and leadership positions in the field of public health and health care administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to public health

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings relevant to public health

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the public health professional functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to service in public health

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues in public

health

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making in public health

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a public health professional

Degree Requirements

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MPH502 - Introduction to Public Health 4 Credits Description

MPH504 - Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MIH512 - Demography and Health 4 Credits Description

MIH514 - Cross Cultural perspectives 4 Credits Description

MIH548 - Theory Based Research 4 Credits Description

MPH599 - Culminating Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy 4 Credits Description

MIH521 - Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 - Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems 4 Credits Description

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MIH543 - Perspectives on Abuse and Violence 4 Credits Description

MHE510 - Occupational Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

MPH503 - Infertility and Public Health 4 Credits Description

MSin Health Sciences -- Emergency and Disaster Management The Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Emergency and Disaster Management

prepares students to provide leadership in major emergencies and disasters including terrorism This

specialization provides individuals planning to hold leadership position as emergency professionals in

government and industry with the skills to respond effectively when emergencies and disasters strike

and provide leadership in those situations Students will learn to analyze disaster threats write

emergency plans to meet state and federal guidelines understand problems facing response teams and

communicate knowledgeably with expert advisors in crisis

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues faced by the

emergency and disaster management professional

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an emergency and disaster management

professional

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology 4 Credits Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits Description

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MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster 4 Credits Description

MHE599 - Culminating Projects 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE510 - Occupation Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

MHE513 - Risk Assessment and Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE518 - Education in Emergency 4 Credits Description

MPH502 - Introduction to Public Health 4 Credits Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciencesndash Health Education The Master of Science in Health Sciences - Health Education specialization prepares professionals to

administer and develop health education programs to implement health education processes and

concepts to understand current health issues and to master skills and knowledge appropriate to

leadership positions in the field

Students should note that the MS in Health Sciences Health Education concentration is not a certificate

or credentialing program TUI cannot grant or certify any student for a credential as a teacher or

administrator As the requirements for credentialinglicensurecertification vary from state to state

students are urged to contact their state of residence or employment for information on specific

requirementscriteria

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to contemporary health

education

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health education

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the health educator functions

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4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to professional practice in health

education

5 Develop and implement plans for promoting health and facilitating voluntary changes in health

behaviors

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health educator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health educator

Degree Requirements

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD506 - Cultural and Cross-Cultural Perspectives in Health 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

MHD510 - Research in Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD599 - Capstone Integrative Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging and Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health and Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy and Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciences - Clinical Research Administration Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Clinical Research Administration a growing

field for health professionals who are interested in overseeing the administration and progress of clinical

trials in various health care facilities usually sponsored by a pharmaceutical company or biologics or

devices companies

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A Clinical Research Administrator is a health professional who manages the various aspects of the

clinical trial not only the health aspects but also the administrative aspects The Clinical Research

Administrator supervises the conduct of clinical trials at a clinical site Individuals who work in the area

of Clinical Research Administration come from very diverse areas such as Nursing Clinical Laboratory

Nutrition Respiratory Therapy Rehabilitation Sciences Physician Assistants IDC PMT Physical Therapy

Medicine to name a few

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to clinical research

administration

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in clinical research

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the clinical research administrator functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to professional practice in clinical

research administration

5 Develop and implement plans for supervising clinical research studies

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a clinical research

administrator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a clinical research administrator

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

CRA502 - Bioethics and Legal Perspectives 4 Credits Description

CRA548 - Research Methods for Health Professionals 4 Credits Description

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA554 - Human Trials 4 Credits Description

CRA599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

CRA500 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

CRA503 - Clinical Research Funding 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

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CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

CRA509 - Scientific Reporting 4 Credits Description

Joint Degree Program The College of Business Administration and the College of Health Sciences have joined forces to offer a

Dual MS-MBA program that result in conferral of a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree and

a Master of Science in Health Sciences with a concentration in Health Care Management (MSHS) degree

Admission Requirements

The student needs to apply specifically to the dual degree program when applying to the

university

The MSMBA degree requires total of 64 credit hours 32 credits from each program The

student may choose which program heshe completes first

Dual degree students must satisfy the curriculum and graduation requirements of both the MBA

and MSHS programs and follow their degree plan CAP599 the Integrated Capstone course

must be the last course taken after the required courses in both the MSHS ndash Concentration in

Health Care Management and the MBA program have been taken

Students withdrawing from the dual degree program before completing both degrees will only

receive credit toward graduation for such courses that qualify toward a single degree program

In this situation students will take the capstone course for the single degree program they wish

to complete (MHM599 for the MSHS or BUS599 for the MBA) The CAP599 integrated capstone

is only applicable for the Dual Degree

The MBA and MS degrees will be awarded upon successful completion of the requirements of

the entire dual degree program

Dual Degree Requirements

MBA ndash Masters in Business Administration (8 Courses 32 Credits)

ACC501 ndash Accounting for Decision Making 4 Credits Description

ETH501 ndash Business Ethics 4 Credits Description

FIN501 ndash Strategic Corporate Finance 4 Credits Description

ITM501 ndash Management Information Systems and Business Strategy 4 Credits Description

MGT501 ndash Management and Organizational Behavior 4 Credits Description

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MGT599 ndash Strategic Management 4 Credits Description

MKT501 ndash Strategic Marketing 4 Credits Description

OPM500 ndash Operation Management for Managers 4 Credits Description

MSHS ndash Concentration in Health Care Management (8 Courses 32 Credits)

MHM505 ndash Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 ndash Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM522 ndash Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM535 ndash Hospital Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH521 ndash Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MIH527 ndash Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MIH548 ndash Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

CAP599 ndash Integrative Capstone Course in Health Care Business Management

4 Credits Description

Graduate Certificates

Admission Standards

Possess a baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in health health science

or related field with a minimum GPA of 25 Submit transcripts of undergraduate and all prior

graduate work

Submit copies of any licenses and board certifications held

Academic Requirements

To be awarded the graduate certificate the student must earn a minimum ldquoB-rdquo (267) in the courses

that constitute the certificate with an overall program GPA of ldquoBrdquo (30) or better Programs may require

higher academic requirements for their specific certificates

Emergency and Disaster Management

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management is to provide the

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theoretical and philosophical foundations in principles of risk assessment emergency planning and

methodology related to terrorism and disaster relief

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHE507 - Bio- Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology 4 Credits Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits Choose one (1) course from the following)

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

MHE513 - Risk Assessment and Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE518 - Education in Emergency 4 Credits Description

Quality Assurance

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Quality Assurance is to provide administrators and practitioners

holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques used to achieve and

ensure quality health care delivery The focus will be on presenting the analytical tools and techniques

that will allow the health care administrator and professional to analyze assess and improve health

outcomes consumer satisfaction accountability and the processes within the organization that ensure

ongoing quality improvement The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit courses

designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in analyzing

developing and directing quality systems in the workplace

Required Course (16 Credits)

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM507 - Quality Assurance in Hospitals Healthcare Organizations 4 Credits Description

MHM509 - Quality Assurance in Managed Care 4 Credits Description

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MHM511 - Quality Assurance in Long Term Care Nursing Homes 4 Credits Description

Health Informatics

The graduate certificate in Health Informatics focuses on the application of computer information

systems to health care and public health and it is intended for students with a background in health

who wish to be prepared to apply current computer technology to the management of health care

services The certificate consists of the four following required courses

Required Courses (16 Credits)

Please select four (4) courses from the following

MHI500 - Introduction to Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI502 - Information Systems in the Delivery of Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHI504 - Systems Analysis for Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI506 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Systems Development in Health Informatics

4 Credits Description

MHI508 - Health Information Systems Security 4 Credits Description

Clinical Research Administration

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Clinical Research Administration is to provide administrators and

practitioners holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques to manage

the various aspects of clinical trial The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit

courses designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in the

administration of clinical research at a clinical site

Required Courses (16 Credits)

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

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Health Education The graduate certificate coursework in health education provides a theoretical and philosophical

foundation in principles of health promotion planning assessment and community health

education based on a synthesis of knowledge drawn from the physical biological social and

behavioral sciences Through the case study method students develop critical thinking skills in

community organization needs assessment and education strategies for individuals and groups

Students interested in the Certified Health Education Specialist exam who do not possess a

baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in the Health Sciences or Health

Professions concentrating in Health Education Community Health Education Public Health Education

School Health Education etc may be required to earn additional units in order to qualify for the National

Certification Exam Students are urged to contact NCHEC regarding eligibility and requirements for the

exam

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits)

Please choose one (1) course from the following

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging amp Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health amp Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy amp Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

Environmental Health Science The Certificate Program in Environmental Health Sciences is offered for those persons working in the

field of environmental health who need to develop their formal education in specific elements of the

field of environmental health Environmental Health consists of those organized activities undertaken to

protect and enhance the publicrsquos health through the recognition assessment and control of

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environmental hazards with focus on biological chemical and physical hazards The two major aspects in

an environmental health program are the prevention of disease and the protection and promotion of

human well being

The certificate consists of four of the following required courses (16 credits)

MHS523 - Principles of Environmental Health 4 Credits Description

MHS525 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

MHS527 - Water Quality 4 Credits Description

MHS529 - Housing 4 Credits Description

MHS531 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

MHS533 - Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

MHS535 - Noise Control 4 Credits Description

MHS537 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

Conflict Resolution Management

Conflict is an inevitable part of our professional and personal lives As conflict has an adverse effect on

organizational goal attainment there has been a growing need to understand the sources of conflict

and consequently manage it by applying the appropriate approach and strategy All organizations across

all fields and industries share a common resource ndash people ndash who interact and perform under various

and demanding conditions and all potentially conducive to inter-personal and intra-organizational

conflict The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Conflict Resolution Management is to provide those

professionals in business health or education to master the advanced concepts and techniques of

conflict resolution management Unilateral Bilateral and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) which

will enable them to understand overcome and move beyond conflict The certificate consists of a series

of three graduate-level credit courses designed to provide graduates with knowledge and skills and a

capstone course oriented towards addressing most common real-life situations

Required Courses (16 Credits)

NCM501 - Foundations of Conflict Resolutions 4 Credits Description

NCM511 - Mediation and Arbitration 4 Credits Description

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NCM512 - Negotiation Strategies 4 Credits Description

NCM599 - Capstone Course 4 Credits Description

Master of Science in Health Administration Propelled by broad trends such as demographic growth an ageing population medical innovation and

increased public awareness the field of Health Administration offers rewarding and challenging career

opportunities in the 21st century The Master of Science in Health Administration (MSHA) degree caters

to real world practical needs and focuses on implementing the knowledge and skills needed for effective

administrative leadership roles in organizations throughout the complex healthcare ecosystem This

degree provides graduates with a strong knowledge base in all aspects of Health Administration

including management delivery systems finance ethics regulation and human resources

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Identify and apply appropriate models and theories to approach and address administrative

healthcare problems or issues

2 Evaluate multiple or competing perspectives and options and recommend appropriate

administrative plans or courses of action for a healthcare problem or issue

3 Apply quantitative skills and methods to evaluate healthcare datainformation

4 Critically evaluate professional literature in the field of health administration

5 Develop effective written documents and presentations as professionally appropriate at the

healthcare administrative level eg executive reports business plans and presentations

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

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Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Healthcare Management concentration may be able to

transfer to the MS in Health Administration degree program however students may not complete

the MSHS with a concentration in Healthcare Management and seek a second degree in the MS in

Health Administration program Students are urged to contact their academic advisor with any

questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSHA degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSHA degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHA506 - Health Care Systems Organization

4 Credits Description

MHA507 - Health Care Delivery Systems

4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems

4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration

4 Credits Description

MHM525 - Marketing in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHA599 - MSHA Capstone Course 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 MHM502

MHM514 MHM522 MHM525 Plus 3 Electives

Description

Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance

4 Credits

Description

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MHM501 - Management and Organizational Behavior

4 Credits

Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care

4 Credits Description

NCM501 - Foundation of Conflict Management

4 Credits

Description

Master of Science in Emergency and Disaster Management Each year people across the world are confronted by disasters As can be witnessed by world events

the ability of a nation state or community to plan for and respond to emergencies and disasters is

essential in mitigating the potentially catastrophic consequences of natural and man-made disasters

The Master of Science in Emergency amp Disaster Management (MSEDM) is designed for both military and

civilian students with experience responding to national and global humanitarian crises terrorist-based

events and natural disasters This program provides graduates with the skills to succeed in emergency

and disaster professions in the military federal state and local government and industry

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Apply effective solutions and responses to problems of a physical and psychological nature

experienced in a disaster aftermath

3 Develop emergency plans that meet state and federal guideline and demonstrate effective

communication skills

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

6 Analyze and evaluate disaster threats to public health infrastructure to effectively integrate and

develop coordinated responses with various agencies in disaster mitigation

7 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

8 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

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International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Emergency and Disaster Management concentration may be

able to transfer to the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management degree program however

students may not complete the MSHS with a concentration in Emergency and Disaster Management

and seek a second degree in the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management program Students are

urged to contact their academic advisor with any questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSEDM degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSEDM degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management

4 Credits

Description

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology

4 Credits

Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits MHE503 or MHE509 Description

EDM504 - Public Health and the Aftermath of a Disaster

4 Credits

Description

EDM502 - Critical Infrastructure Vulnerability and Protection

4 Credits MHE503 MHE 509 MHE511

Description

EDM599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits All other 9 courses in the

program need to be taken prior Description

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Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster

4 Credits

Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment

4 Credits

Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

EDM501 - Domestic Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

EDM503 - Infectious Disease Mitigation Following Natural Disasters

4 Credits

Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy

4 Credits

Description

Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences The Doctor of Philosophy represents the highest level of achievement in any academic discipline TUI is

proud to offer a research degree resulting in a Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences

Students who earn this degree are qualified to enter academia or the top levels of health care

administration or health executive positions in government and the private sector These graduates will

have demonstrated excellence in their pursuit of academic study in their selected field As with any

quality PhD degree the work is challenging but the rewards are substantial

The purpose of the Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences program is to prepare professionals from

health and health related fields as leaders educators researchers and scholars Students select either

the educatorresearcher or practitioner concentration in International Health or Health Care

Administration All students in the program will develop advanced research skills directed toward the

creation of new knowledge demonstrated by a PhD Dissertation

Students will gain knowledge and skills that may be used to function at the entry level of university

professorial track teaching or at the highest levels of organizational management Students will gain an

extensive background and comprehension of various areas of health and will learn skills needed for

acquisition and application of advanced knowledge including current developments in their area of

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specialty Graduates will demonstrate effective scholarly writing and presentation as well as skills

needed to design perform compile and successfully defend a doctoral level dissertation The program

also provides students with the ability to make contributions by publishing in peer-reviewed journals

andor presenting research in professional conferences Students planning to enter an academic career

will learn skills for effective teaching in academic health profession programs

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health science

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications to specific areas of health sciences

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration

Admission Standards All applicants to the PhD Programs at TUI are required to possess the following

1 Have an earned Masters degree from an accredited college or university with at least 30

graduate level semester credits

2 Have a grade point average of 34 (on a 40 scale) on all work completed during the Masters

degree An official transcript of all prior academic work must be submitted

3 Possess analytical and critical thinking skills sufficient to deal with the doctoral program

demonstrated by a sample of research or academic publication Must submit a sample of

research oriented writing or publication

4 Possess writing and oral communication skills sufficient to conduct and deliver the results of

meaningful research Must submit an essay that includes current personal intellectual and

professional interests and why the student applies to the degree at TUI

5 Submit a current Curriculum Vita (Resume)

6 Possess information technology skills sufficient to effectively participate in the TUI PhD

pedagogical model

7 Possess Internet skills sufficient to effectively conduct research at a PhD level

8 Have successfully completed with a grade of B or better at least one course in Research

Methods or Statistics at the Masterrsquos or higher level If a student does not meet the research

requirement it can be met by successfully completing a Research Methods course from the TUI

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Masters program with a grade of B or better This course will be considered a prerequisite and

not included in the total number of PhD course units required by the students degree plan

9 International students must have minimum TOEFL of 55021379

You may apply only once to the TUI PhD program if denied no additional applications to the

same program will be accepted

Transfer Policies TUI accepts up to four semester credits of Doctoral level courses from accredited doctoral granting

institutions provided the transferred course meets the same general content standards as the TUI

course

Degree Requirements The PhD at TUI is a post Masterrsquos degree consisting of 44 semester credit hours of coursework which may be completed in six sessions with a load of 2 courses (8 credits) per session The program also consists of a research dissertation Based on the nature of independent research being conducted by each student the time needed to complete the dissertation will depend upon the individual student The PhD curriculum has the following components 1 Core Courses All students are required to take five (5) research methods courses and two (2) required theory courses in the field of health These courses provide the foundation for the elective courses which students may pursue in their specialized concentrations All courses are valued at four (4) semester credits The last course taken prior to the dissertation series is the required DHS699-Dissertation Proposal Seminar 2 Concentration Courses In addition to the required core courses there are four (4) concentration courses (electives) needed to complete the degree plan Students may select one concentration from an offering of three concentrations These courses are generally in the specific area of the research that the student will pursue All elective courses are valued at four (4) semester credits 3 Written and Oral Qualifying Students will be examined on their understanding of research methods and statistical concepts related to the research process 4 Dissertation Students demonstrate a synthesis of their doctoral study knowledge and scholarship with a significant quantitative research project that contributes to general principles of knowledge in the field(s) potentially impacted by the research Following the completion of the course work including the Dissertation Seminar (DHS 699) students will continue to work on the dissertation and register for subsequent sessions to DHS 700 701 702hellip The 700 series courses will appear in a separate section on the studentrsquos transcript dedicated to the dissertation

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Degree Requirements - Summary

Completion of 28 semester credit of core courses

Completion of 16 semester credit of elective courses

Successful completion of both oral and written Comprehensive exam

Successful completion of the Dissertation Seminar Prospectus (DHS699)

Successful defense of the dissertation proposal

Successful defense of the PhD dissertation and approval of the Dissertation Committee and

Program Director

Students in the doctoral degree programs must complete each doctoral course with a grade of B

(30) or better and maintain a cumulative GPA of 30 (B) or better for all courses applying toward the

degree

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

DHS600 - Research Methods in Health Sciences 4 Credits Description

DHS608 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics I 4 Credits Description

DHS612 - Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

DHS618 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics II 4 Credits Description

DHS620 - Linking Theory with Research 4 Credits Description

DHS652 - Research Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS699 - Dissertation Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS 700 through 711 ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

DHS 712 and above ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

Specialization Courses (16 Credits)

International Health EducatorResearcher

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of international health education and research

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in areas of international health education and research

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3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health education and research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health education and research

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

education and research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health education and research

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health education and research

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DHS621 - Curriculum in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

DHS623 - TeachingAdministration in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

International Health EducatorPractitioner

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge relevant to the international health practitioner

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their application

to the international health practitioner

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health

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DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH633 - Global Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

DIH635 - Geopolitical Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

Health Care Administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health care administration

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in health care administration

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of health

care administration

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

health care administration

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of health care

administration

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in health

care administration

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in health care administration

DHA619 - Current Issues in Health Administration Research 4 Credits Description

DHA621 - Health Care Law Regulation and Ethics 4 Credits Description

DHA623 - Advanced Leadership 4 Credits Description

DHA698 - Seminar in Strategic Planning for Health Organization 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

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MIH543 - Perspectives on Abuse and Violence 4 Credits Description

MHE510 - Occupational Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

MPH503 - Infertility and Public Health 4 Credits Description

MSin Health Sciences -- Emergency and Disaster Management The Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Emergency and Disaster Management

prepares students to provide leadership in major emergencies and disasters including terrorism This

specialization provides individuals planning to hold leadership position as emergency professionals in

government and industry with the skills to respond effectively when emergencies and disasters strike

and provide leadership in those situations Students will learn to analyze disaster threats write

emergency plans to meet state and federal guidelines understand problems facing response teams and

communicate knowledgeably with expert advisors in crisis

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Develop and implement plansprogramspolicies addressing contemporary issues faced by the

emergency and disaster management professional

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as an emergency and disaster management

professional

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology 4 Credits Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits Description

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MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster 4 Credits Description

MHE599 - Culminating Projects 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE510 - Occupation Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

MHE513 - Risk Assessment and Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE518 - Education in Emergency 4 Credits Description

MPH502 - Introduction to Public Health 4 Credits Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciencesndash Health Education The Master of Science in Health Sciences - Health Education specialization prepares professionals to

administer and develop health education programs to implement health education processes and

concepts to understand current health issues and to master skills and knowledge appropriate to

leadership positions in the field

Students should note that the MS in Health Sciences Health Education concentration is not a certificate

or credentialing program TUI cannot grant or certify any student for a credential as a teacher or

administrator As the requirements for credentialinglicensurecertification vary from state to state

students are urged to contact their state of residence or employment for information on specific

requirementscriteria

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to contemporary health

education

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health education

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the health educator functions

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4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to professional practice in health

education

5 Develop and implement plans for promoting health and facilitating voluntary changes in health

behaviors

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health educator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health educator

Degree Requirements

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD506 - Cultural and Cross-Cultural Perspectives in Health 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

MHD510 - Research in Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD599 - Capstone Integrative Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging and Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health and Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy and Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciences - Clinical Research Administration Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Clinical Research Administration a growing

field for health professionals who are interested in overseeing the administration and progress of clinical

trials in various health care facilities usually sponsored by a pharmaceutical company or biologics or

devices companies

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A Clinical Research Administrator is a health professional who manages the various aspects of the

clinical trial not only the health aspects but also the administrative aspects The Clinical Research

Administrator supervises the conduct of clinical trials at a clinical site Individuals who work in the area

of Clinical Research Administration come from very diverse areas such as Nursing Clinical Laboratory

Nutrition Respiratory Therapy Rehabilitation Sciences Physician Assistants IDC PMT Physical Therapy

Medicine to name a few

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to clinical research

administration

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in clinical research

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the clinical research administrator functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to professional practice in clinical

research administration

5 Develop and implement plans for supervising clinical research studies

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a clinical research

administrator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a clinical research administrator

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

CRA502 - Bioethics and Legal Perspectives 4 Credits Description

CRA548 - Research Methods for Health Professionals 4 Credits Description

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA554 - Human Trials 4 Credits Description

CRA599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

CRA500 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

CRA503 - Clinical Research Funding 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

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CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

CRA509 - Scientific Reporting 4 Credits Description

Joint Degree Program The College of Business Administration and the College of Health Sciences have joined forces to offer a

Dual MS-MBA program that result in conferral of a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree and

a Master of Science in Health Sciences with a concentration in Health Care Management (MSHS) degree

Admission Requirements

The student needs to apply specifically to the dual degree program when applying to the

university

The MSMBA degree requires total of 64 credit hours 32 credits from each program The

student may choose which program heshe completes first

Dual degree students must satisfy the curriculum and graduation requirements of both the MBA

and MSHS programs and follow their degree plan CAP599 the Integrated Capstone course

must be the last course taken after the required courses in both the MSHS ndash Concentration in

Health Care Management and the MBA program have been taken

Students withdrawing from the dual degree program before completing both degrees will only

receive credit toward graduation for such courses that qualify toward a single degree program

In this situation students will take the capstone course for the single degree program they wish

to complete (MHM599 for the MSHS or BUS599 for the MBA) The CAP599 integrated capstone

is only applicable for the Dual Degree

The MBA and MS degrees will be awarded upon successful completion of the requirements of

the entire dual degree program

Dual Degree Requirements

MBA ndash Masters in Business Administration (8 Courses 32 Credits)

ACC501 ndash Accounting for Decision Making 4 Credits Description

ETH501 ndash Business Ethics 4 Credits Description

FIN501 ndash Strategic Corporate Finance 4 Credits Description

ITM501 ndash Management Information Systems and Business Strategy 4 Credits Description

MGT501 ndash Management and Organizational Behavior 4 Credits Description

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MGT599 ndash Strategic Management 4 Credits Description

MKT501 ndash Strategic Marketing 4 Credits Description

OPM500 ndash Operation Management for Managers 4 Credits Description

MSHS ndash Concentration in Health Care Management (8 Courses 32 Credits)

MHM505 ndash Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 ndash Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM522 ndash Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM535 ndash Hospital Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH521 ndash Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MIH527 ndash Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MIH548 ndash Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

CAP599 ndash Integrative Capstone Course in Health Care Business Management

4 Credits Description

Graduate Certificates

Admission Standards

Possess a baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in health health science

or related field with a minimum GPA of 25 Submit transcripts of undergraduate and all prior

graduate work

Submit copies of any licenses and board certifications held

Academic Requirements

To be awarded the graduate certificate the student must earn a minimum ldquoB-rdquo (267) in the courses

that constitute the certificate with an overall program GPA of ldquoBrdquo (30) or better Programs may require

higher academic requirements for their specific certificates

Emergency and Disaster Management

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management is to provide the

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theoretical and philosophical foundations in principles of risk assessment emergency planning and

methodology related to terrorism and disaster relief

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHE507 - Bio- Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology 4 Credits Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits Choose one (1) course from the following)

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

MHE513 - Risk Assessment and Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE518 - Education in Emergency 4 Credits Description

Quality Assurance

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Quality Assurance is to provide administrators and practitioners

holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques used to achieve and

ensure quality health care delivery The focus will be on presenting the analytical tools and techniques

that will allow the health care administrator and professional to analyze assess and improve health

outcomes consumer satisfaction accountability and the processes within the organization that ensure

ongoing quality improvement The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit courses

designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in analyzing

developing and directing quality systems in the workplace

Required Course (16 Credits)

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM507 - Quality Assurance in Hospitals Healthcare Organizations 4 Credits Description

MHM509 - Quality Assurance in Managed Care 4 Credits Description

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MHM511 - Quality Assurance in Long Term Care Nursing Homes 4 Credits Description

Health Informatics

The graduate certificate in Health Informatics focuses on the application of computer information

systems to health care and public health and it is intended for students with a background in health

who wish to be prepared to apply current computer technology to the management of health care

services The certificate consists of the four following required courses

Required Courses (16 Credits)

Please select four (4) courses from the following

MHI500 - Introduction to Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI502 - Information Systems in the Delivery of Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHI504 - Systems Analysis for Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI506 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Systems Development in Health Informatics

4 Credits Description

MHI508 - Health Information Systems Security 4 Credits Description

Clinical Research Administration

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Clinical Research Administration is to provide administrators and

practitioners holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques to manage

the various aspects of clinical trial The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit

courses designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in the

administration of clinical research at a clinical site

Required Courses (16 Credits)

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

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Health Education The graduate certificate coursework in health education provides a theoretical and philosophical

foundation in principles of health promotion planning assessment and community health

education based on a synthesis of knowledge drawn from the physical biological social and

behavioral sciences Through the case study method students develop critical thinking skills in

community organization needs assessment and education strategies for individuals and groups

Students interested in the Certified Health Education Specialist exam who do not possess a

baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in the Health Sciences or Health

Professions concentrating in Health Education Community Health Education Public Health Education

School Health Education etc may be required to earn additional units in order to qualify for the National

Certification Exam Students are urged to contact NCHEC regarding eligibility and requirements for the

exam

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits)

Please choose one (1) course from the following

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging amp Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health amp Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy amp Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

Environmental Health Science The Certificate Program in Environmental Health Sciences is offered for those persons working in the

field of environmental health who need to develop their formal education in specific elements of the

field of environmental health Environmental Health consists of those organized activities undertaken to

protect and enhance the publicrsquos health through the recognition assessment and control of

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46

environmental hazards with focus on biological chemical and physical hazards The two major aspects in

an environmental health program are the prevention of disease and the protection and promotion of

human well being

The certificate consists of four of the following required courses (16 credits)

MHS523 - Principles of Environmental Health 4 Credits Description

MHS525 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

MHS527 - Water Quality 4 Credits Description

MHS529 - Housing 4 Credits Description

MHS531 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

MHS533 - Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

MHS535 - Noise Control 4 Credits Description

MHS537 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

Conflict Resolution Management

Conflict is an inevitable part of our professional and personal lives As conflict has an adverse effect on

organizational goal attainment there has been a growing need to understand the sources of conflict

and consequently manage it by applying the appropriate approach and strategy All organizations across

all fields and industries share a common resource ndash people ndash who interact and perform under various

and demanding conditions and all potentially conducive to inter-personal and intra-organizational

conflict The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Conflict Resolution Management is to provide those

professionals in business health or education to master the advanced concepts and techniques of

conflict resolution management Unilateral Bilateral and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) which

will enable them to understand overcome and move beyond conflict The certificate consists of a series

of three graduate-level credit courses designed to provide graduates with knowledge and skills and a

capstone course oriented towards addressing most common real-life situations

Required Courses (16 Credits)

NCM501 - Foundations of Conflict Resolutions 4 Credits Description

NCM511 - Mediation and Arbitration 4 Credits Description

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NCM512 - Negotiation Strategies 4 Credits Description

NCM599 - Capstone Course 4 Credits Description

Master of Science in Health Administration Propelled by broad trends such as demographic growth an ageing population medical innovation and

increased public awareness the field of Health Administration offers rewarding and challenging career

opportunities in the 21st century The Master of Science in Health Administration (MSHA) degree caters

to real world practical needs and focuses on implementing the knowledge and skills needed for effective

administrative leadership roles in organizations throughout the complex healthcare ecosystem This

degree provides graduates with a strong knowledge base in all aspects of Health Administration

including management delivery systems finance ethics regulation and human resources

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Identify and apply appropriate models and theories to approach and address administrative

healthcare problems or issues

2 Evaluate multiple or competing perspectives and options and recommend appropriate

administrative plans or courses of action for a healthcare problem or issue

3 Apply quantitative skills and methods to evaluate healthcare datainformation

4 Critically evaluate professional literature in the field of health administration

5 Develop effective written documents and presentations as professionally appropriate at the

healthcare administrative level eg executive reports business plans and presentations

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

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Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Healthcare Management concentration may be able to

transfer to the MS in Health Administration degree program however students may not complete

the MSHS with a concentration in Healthcare Management and seek a second degree in the MS in

Health Administration program Students are urged to contact their academic advisor with any

questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSHA degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSHA degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHA506 - Health Care Systems Organization

4 Credits Description

MHA507 - Health Care Delivery Systems

4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems

4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration

4 Credits Description

MHM525 - Marketing in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHA599 - MSHA Capstone Course 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 MHM502

MHM514 MHM522 MHM525 Plus 3 Electives

Description

Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance

4 Credits

Description

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MHM501 - Management and Organizational Behavior

4 Credits

Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care

4 Credits Description

NCM501 - Foundation of Conflict Management

4 Credits

Description

Master of Science in Emergency and Disaster Management Each year people across the world are confronted by disasters As can be witnessed by world events

the ability of a nation state or community to plan for and respond to emergencies and disasters is

essential in mitigating the potentially catastrophic consequences of natural and man-made disasters

The Master of Science in Emergency amp Disaster Management (MSEDM) is designed for both military and

civilian students with experience responding to national and global humanitarian crises terrorist-based

events and natural disasters This program provides graduates with the skills to succeed in emergency

and disaster professions in the military federal state and local government and industry

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Apply effective solutions and responses to problems of a physical and psychological nature

experienced in a disaster aftermath

3 Develop emergency plans that meet state and federal guideline and demonstrate effective

communication skills

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

6 Analyze and evaluate disaster threats to public health infrastructure to effectively integrate and

develop coordinated responses with various agencies in disaster mitigation

7 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

8 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

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International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Emergency and Disaster Management concentration may be

able to transfer to the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management degree program however

students may not complete the MSHS with a concentration in Emergency and Disaster Management

and seek a second degree in the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management program Students are

urged to contact their academic advisor with any questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSEDM degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSEDM degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management

4 Credits

Description

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology

4 Credits

Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits MHE503 or MHE509 Description

EDM504 - Public Health and the Aftermath of a Disaster

4 Credits

Description

EDM502 - Critical Infrastructure Vulnerability and Protection

4 Credits MHE503 MHE 509 MHE511

Description

EDM599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits All other 9 courses in the

program need to be taken prior Description

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Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster

4 Credits

Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment

4 Credits

Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

EDM501 - Domestic Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

EDM503 - Infectious Disease Mitigation Following Natural Disasters

4 Credits

Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy

4 Credits

Description

Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences The Doctor of Philosophy represents the highest level of achievement in any academic discipline TUI is

proud to offer a research degree resulting in a Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences

Students who earn this degree are qualified to enter academia or the top levels of health care

administration or health executive positions in government and the private sector These graduates will

have demonstrated excellence in their pursuit of academic study in their selected field As with any

quality PhD degree the work is challenging but the rewards are substantial

The purpose of the Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences program is to prepare professionals from

health and health related fields as leaders educators researchers and scholars Students select either

the educatorresearcher or practitioner concentration in International Health or Health Care

Administration All students in the program will develop advanced research skills directed toward the

creation of new knowledge demonstrated by a PhD Dissertation

Students will gain knowledge and skills that may be used to function at the entry level of university

professorial track teaching or at the highest levels of organizational management Students will gain an

extensive background and comprehension of various areas of health and will learn skills needed for

acquisition and application of advanced knowledge including current developments in their area of

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specialty Graduates will demonstrate effective scholarly writing and presentation as well as skills

needed to design perform compile and successfully defend a doctoral level dissertation The program

also provides students with the ability to make contributions by publishing in peer-reviewed journals

andor presenting research in professional conferences Students planning to enter an academic career

will learn skills for effective teaching in academic health profession programs

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health science

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications to specific areas of health sciences

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration

Admission Standards All applicants to the PhD Programs at TUI are required to possess the following

1 Have an earned Masters degree from an accredited college or university with at least 30

graduate level semester credits

2 Have a grade point average of 34 (on a 40 scale) on all work completed during the Masters

degree An official transcript of all prior academic work must be submitted

3 Possess analytical and critical thinking skills sufficient to deal with the doctoral program

demonstrated by a sample of research or academic publication Must submit a sample of

research oriented writing or publication

4 Possess writing and oral communication skills sufficient to conduct and deliver the results of

meaningful research Must submit an essay that includes current personal intellectual and

professional interests and why the student applies to the degree at TUI

5 Submit a current Curriculum Vita (Resume)

6 Possess information technology skills sufficient to effectively participate in the TUI PhD

pedagogical model

7 Possess Internet skills sufficient to effectively conduct research at a PhD level

8 Have successfully completed with a grade of B or better at least one course in Research

Methods or Statistics at the Masterrsquos or higher level If a student does not meet the research

requirement it can be met by successfully completing a Research Methods course from the TUI

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Masters program with a grade of B or better This course will be considered a prerequisite and

not included in the total number of PhD course units required by the students degree plan

9 International students must have minimum TOEFL of 55021379

You may apply only once to the TUI PhD program if denied no additional applications to the

same program will be accepted

Transfer Policies TUI accepts up to four semester credits of Doctoral level courses from accredited doctoral granting

institutions provided the transferred course meets the same general content standards as the TUI

course

Degree Requirements The PhD at TUI is a post Masterrsquos degree consisting of 44 semester credit hours of coursework which may be completed in six sessions with a load of 2 courses (8 credits) per session The program also consists of a research dissertation Based on the nature of independent research being conducted by each student the time needed to complete the dissertation will depend upon the individual student The PhD curriculum has the following components 1 Core Courses All students are required to take five (5) research methods courses and two (2) required theory courses in the field of health These courses provide the foundation for the elective courses which students may pursue in their specialized concentrations All courses are valued at four (4) semester credits The last course taken prior to the dissertation series is the required DHS699-Dissertation Proposal Seminar 2 Concentration Courses In addition to the required core courses there are four (4) concentration courses (electives) needed to complete the degree plan Students may select one concentration from an offering of three concentrations These courses are generally in the specific area of the research that the student will pursue All elective courses are valued at four (4) semester credits 3 Written and Oral Qualifying Students will be examined on their understanding of research methods and statistical concepts related to the research process 4 Dissertation Students demonstrate a synthesis of their doctoral study knowledge and scholarship with a significant quantitative research project that contributes to general principles of knowledge in the field(s) potentially impacted by the research Following the completion of the course work including the Dissertation Seminar (DHS 699) students will continue to work on the dissertation and register for subsequent sessions to DHS 700 701 702hellip The 700 series courses will appear in a separate section on the studentrsquos transcript dedicated to the dissertation

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Degree Requirements - Summary

Completion of 28 semester credit of core courses

Completion of 16 semester credit of elective courses

Successful completion of both oral and written Comprehensive exam

Successful completion of the Dissertation Seminar Prospectus (DHS699)

Successful defense of the dissertation proposal

Successful defense of the PhD dissertation and approval of the Dissertation Committee and

Program Director

Students in the doctoral degree programs must complete each doctoral course with a grade of B

(30) or better and maintain a cumulative GPA of 30 (B) or better for all courses applying toward the

degree

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

DHS600 - Research Methods in Health Sciences 4 Credits Description

DHS608 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics I 4 Credits Description

DHS612 - Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

DHS618 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics II 4 Credits Description

DHS620 - Linking Theory with Research 4 Credits Description

DHS652 - Research Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS699 - Dissertation Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS 700 through 711 ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

DHS 712 and above ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

Specialization Courses (16 Credits)

International Health EducatorResearcher

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of international health education and research

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in areas of international health education and research

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3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health education and research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health education and research

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

education and research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health education and research

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health education and research

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DHS621 - Curriculum in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

DHS623 - TeachingAdministration in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

International Health EducatorPractitioner

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge relevant to the international health practitioner

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their application

to the international health practitioner

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health

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DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH633 - Global Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

DIH635 - Geopolitical Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

Health Care Administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health care administration

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in health care administration

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of health

care administration

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

health care administration

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of health care

administration

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in health

care administration

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in health care administration

DHA619 - Current Issues in Health Administration Research 4 Credits Description

DHA621 - Health Care Law Regulation and Ethics 4 Credits Description

DHA623 - Advanced Leadership 4 Credits Description

DHA698 - Seminar in Strategic Planning for Health Organization 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

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MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster 4 Credits Description

MHE599 - Culminating Projects 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE510 - Occupation Health and Safety 4 Credits Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

MHE513 - Risk Assessment and Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE518 - Education in Emergency 4 Credits Description

MPH502 - Introduction to Public Health 4 Credits Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciencesndash Health Education The Master of Science in Health Sciences - Health Education specialization prepares professionals to

administer and develop health education programs to implement health education processes and

concepts to understand current health issues and to master skills and knowledge appropriate to

leadership positions in the field

Students should note that the MS in Health Sciences Health Education concentration is not a certificate

or credentialing program TUI cannot grant or certify any student for a credential as a teacher or

administrator As the requirements for credentialinglicensurecertification vary from state to state

students are urged to contact their state of residence or employment for information on specific

requirementscriteria

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to contemporary health

education

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in health education

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the health educator functions

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4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to professional practice in health

education

5 Develop and implement plans for promoting health and facilitating voluntary changes in health

behaviors

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health educator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health educator

Degree Requirements

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD506 - Cultural and Cross-Cultural Perspectives in Health 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

MHD510 - Research in Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD599 - Capstone Integrative Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging and Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health and Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy and Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciences - Clinical Research Administration Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Clinical Research Administration a growing

field for health professionals who are interested in overseeing the administration and progress of clinical

trials in various health care facilities usually sponsored by a pharmaceutical company or biologics or

devices companies

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A Clinical Research Administrator is a health professional who manages the various aspects of the

clinical trial not only the health aspects but also the administrative aspects The Clinical Research

Administrator supervises the conduct of clinical trials at a clinical site Individuals who work in the area

of Clinical Research Administration come from very diverse areas such as Nursing Clinical Laboratory

Nutrition Respiratory Therapy Rehabilitation Sciences Physician Assistants IDC PMT Physical Therapy

Medicine to name a few

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to clinical research

administration

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in clinical research

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the clinical research administrator functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to professional practice in clinical

research administration

5 Develop and implement plans for supervising clinical research studies

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a clinical research

administrator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a clinical research administrator

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

CRA502 - Bioethics and Legal Perspectives 4 Credits Description

CRA548 - Research Methods for Health Professionals 4 Credits Description

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA554 - Human Trials 4 Credits Description

CRA599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

CRA500 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

CRA503 - Clinical Research Funding 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

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CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

CRA509 - Scientific Reporting 4 Credits Description

Joint Degree Program The College of Business Administration and the College of Health Sciences have joined forces to offer a

Dual MS-MBA program that result in conferral of a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree and

a Master of Science in Health Sciences with a concentration in Health Care Management (MSHS) degree

Admission Requirements

The student needs to apply specifically to the dual degree program when applying to the

university

The MSMBA degree requires total of 64 credit hours 32 credits from each program The

student may choose which program heshe completes first

Dual degree students must satisfy the curriculum and graduation requirements of both the MBA

and MSHS programs and follow their degree plan CAP599 the Integrated Capstone course

must be the last course taken after the required courses in both the MSHS ndash Concentration in

Health Care Management and the MBA program have been taken

Students withdrawing from the dual degree program before completing both degrees will only

receive credit toward graduation for such courses that qualify toward a single degree program

In this situation students will take the capstone course for the single degree program they wish

to complete (MHM599 for the MSHS or BUS599 for the MBA) The CAP599 integrated capstone

is only applicable for the Dual Degree

The MBA and MS degrees will be awarded upon successful completion of the requirements of

the entire dual degree program

Dual Degree Requirements

MBA ndash Masters in Business Administration (8 Courses 32 Credits)

ACC501 ndash Accounting for Decision Making 4 Credits Description

ETH501 ndash Business Ethics 4 Credits Description

FIN501 ndash Strategic Corporate Finance 4 Credits Description

ITM501 ndash Management Information Systems and Business Strategy 4 Credits Description

MGT501 ndash Management and Organizational Behavior 4 Credits Description

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MGT599 ndash Strategic Management 4 Credits Description

MKT501 ndash Strategic Marketing 4 Credits Description

OPM500 ndash Operation Management for Managers 4 Credits Description

MSHS ndash Concentration in Health Care Management (8 Courses 32 Credits)

MHM505 ndash Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 ndash Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM522 ndash Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM535 ndash Hospital Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH521 ndash Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MIH527 ndash Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MIH548 ndash Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

CAP599 ndash Integrative Capstone Course in Health Care Business Management

4 Credits Description

Graduate Certificates

Admission Standards

Possess a baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in health health science

or related field with a minimum GPA of 25 Submit transcripts of undergraduate and all prior

graduate work

Submit copies of any licenses and board certifications held

Academic Requirements

To be awarded the graduate certificate the student must earn a minimum ldquoB-rdquo (267) in the courses

that constitute the certificate with an overall program GPA of ldquoBrdquo (30) or better Programs may require

higher academic requirements for their specific certificates

Emergency and Disaster Management

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management is to provide the

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theoretical and philosophical foundations in principles of risk assessment emergency planning and

methodology related to terrorism and disaster relief

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHE507 - Bio- Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology 4 Credits Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits Choose one (1) course from the following)

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

MHE513 - Risk Assessment and Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE518 - Education in Emergency 4 Credits Description

Quality Assurance

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Quality Assurance is to provide administrators and practitioners

holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques used to achieve and

ensure quality health care delivery The focus will be on presenting the analytical tools and techniques

that will allow the health care administrator and professional to analyze assess and improve health

outcomes consumer satisfaction accountability and the processes within the organization that ensure

ongoing quality improvement The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit courses

designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in analyzing

developing and directing quality systems in the workplace

Required Course (16 Credits)

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM507 - Quality Assurance in Hospitals Healthcare Organizations 4 Credits Description

MHM509 - Quality Assurance in Managed Care 4 Credits Description

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MHM511 - Quality Assurance in Long Term Care Nursing Homes 4 Credits Description

Health Informatics

The graduate certificate in Health Informatics focuses on the application of computer information

systems to health care and public health and it is intended for students with a background in health

who wish to be prepared to apply current computer technology to the management of health care

services The certificate consists of the four following required courses

Required Courses (16 Credits)

Please select four (4) courses from the following

MHI500 - Introduction to Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI502 - Information Systems in the Delivery of Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHI504 - Systems Analysis for Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI506 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Systems Development in Health Informatics

4 Credits Description

MHI508 - Health Information Systems Security 4 Credits Description

Clinical Research Administration

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Clinical Research Administration is to provide administrators and

practitioners holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques to manage

the various aspects of clinical trial The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit

courses designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in the

administration of clinical research at a clinical site

Required Courses (16 Credits)

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

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Health Education The graduate certificate coursework in health education provides a theoretical and philosophical

foundation in principles of health promotion planning assessment and community health

education based on a synthesis of knowledge drawn from the physical biological social and

behavioral sciences Through the case study method students develop critical thinking skills in

community organization needs assessment and education strategies for individuals and groups

Students interested in the Certified Health Education Specialist exam who do not possess a

baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in the Health Sciences or Health

Professions concentrating in Health Education Community Health Education Public Health Education

School Health Education etc may be required to earn additional units in order to qualify for the National

Certification Exam Students are urged to contact NCHEC regarding eligibility and requirements for the

exam

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits)

Please choose one (1) course from the following

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging amp Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health amp Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy amp Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

Environmental Health Science The Certificate Program in Environmental Health Sciences is offered for those persons working in the

field of environmental health who need to develop their formal education in specific elements of the

field of environmental health Environmental Health consists of those organized activities undertaken to

protect and enhance the publicrsquos health through the recognition assessment and control of

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46

environmental hazards with focus on biological chemical and physical hazards The two major aspects in

an environmental health program are the prevention of disease and the protection and promotion of

human well being

The certificate consists of four of the following required courses (16 credits)

MHS523 - Principles of Environmental Health 4 Credits Description

MHS525 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

MHS527 - Water Quality 4 Credits Description

MHS529 - Housing 4 Credits Description

MHS531 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

MHS533 - Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

MHS535 - Noise Control 4 Credits Description

MHS537 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

Conflict Resolution Management

Conflict is an inevitable part of our professional and personal lives As conflict has an adverse effect on

organizational goal attainment there has been a growing need to understand the sources of conflict

and consequently manage it by applying the appropriate approach and strategy All organizations across

all fields and industries share a common resource ndash people ndash who interact and perform under various

and demanding conditions and all potentially conducive to inter-personal and intra-organizational

conflict The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Conflict Resolution Management is to provide those

professionals in business health or education to master the advanced concepts and techniques of

conflict resolution management Unilateral Bilateral and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) which

will enable them to understand overcome and move beyond conflict The certificate consists of a series

of three graduate-level credit courses designed to provide graduates with knowledge and skills and a

capstone course oriented towards addressing most common real-life situations

Required Courses (16 Credits)

NCM501 - Foundations of Conflict Resolutions 4 Credits Description

NCM511 - Mediation and Arbitration 4 Credits Description

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NCM512 - Negotiation Strategies 4 Credits Description

NCM599 - Capstone Course 4 Credits Description

Master of Science in Health Administration Propelled by broad trends such as demographic growth an ageing population medical innovation and

increased public awareness the field of Health Administration offers rewarding and challenging career

opportunities in the 21st century The Master of Science in Health Administration (MSHA) degree caters

to real world practical needs and focuses on implementing the knowledge and skills needed for effective

administrative leadership roles in organizations throughout the complex healthcare ecosystem This

degree provides graduates with a strong knowledge base in all aspects of Health Administration

including management delivery systems finance ethics regulation and human resources

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Identify and apply appropriate models and theories to approach and address administrative

healthcare problems or issues

2 Evaluate multiple or competing perspectives and options and recommend appropriate

administrative plans or courses of action for a healthcare problem or issue

3 Apply quantitative skills and methods to evaluate healthcare datainformation

4 Critically evaluate professional literature in the field of health administration

5 Develop effective written documents and presentations as professionally appropriate at the

healthcare administrative level eg executive reports business plans and presentations

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

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Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Healthcare Management concentration may be able to

transfer to the MS in Health Administration degree program however students may not complete

the MSHS with a concentration in Healthcare Management and seek a second degree in the MS in

Health Administration program Students are urged to contact their academic advisor with any

questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSHA degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSHA degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHA506 - Health Care Systems Organization

4 Credits Description

MHA507 - Health Care Delivery Systems

4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems

4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration

4 Credits Description

MHM525 - Marketing in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHA599 - MSHA Capstone Course 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 MHM502

MHM514 MHM522 MHM525 Plus 3 Electives

Description

Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance

4 Credits

Description

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MHM501 - Management and Organizational Behavior

4 Credits

Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care

4 Credits Description

NCM501 - Foundation of Conflict Management

4 Credits

Description

Master of Science in Emergency and Disaster Management Each year people across the world are confronted by disasters As can be witnessed by world events

the ability of a nation state or community to plan for and respond to emergencies and disasters is

essential in mitigating the potentially catastrophic consequences of natural and man-made disasters

The Master of Science in Emergency amp Disaster Management (MSEDM) is designed for both military and

civilian students with experience responding to national and global humanitarian crises terrorist-based

events and natural disasters This program provides graduates with the skills to succeed in emergency

and disaster professions in the military federal state and local government and industry

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Apply effective solutions and responses to problems of a physical and psychological nature

experienced in a disaster aftermath

3 Develop emergency plans that meet state and federal guideline and demonstrate effective

communication skills

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

6 Analyze and evaluate disaster threats to public health infrastructure to effectively integrate and

develop coordinated responses with various agencies in disaster mitigation

7 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

8 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

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International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Emergency and Disaster Management concentration may be

able to transfer to the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management degree program however

students may not complete the MSHS with a concentration in Emergency and Disaster Management

and seek a second degree in the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management program Students are

urged to contact their academic advisor with any questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSEDM degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSEDM degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management

4 Credits

Description

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology

4 Credits

Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits MHE503 or MHE509 Description

EDM504 - Public Health and the Aftermath of a Disaster

4 Credits

Description

EDM502 - Critical Infrastructure Vulnerability and Protection

4 Credits MHE503 MHE 509 MHE511

Description

EDM599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits All other 9 courses in the

program need to be taken prior Description

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Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster

4 Credits

Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment

4 Credits

Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

EDM501 - Domestic Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

EDM503 - Infectious Disease Mitigation Following Natural Disasters

4 Credits

Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy

4 Credits

Description

Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences The Doctor of Philosophy represents the highest level of achievement in any academic discipline TUI is

proud to offer a research degree resulting in a Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences

Students who earn this degree are qualified to enter academia or the top levels of health care

administration or health executive positions in government and the private sector These graduates will

have demonstrated excellence in their pursuit of academic study in their selected field As with any

quality PhD degree the work is challenging but the rewards are substantial

The purpose of the Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences program is to prepare professionals from

health and health related fields as leaders educators researchers and scholars Students select either

the educatorresearcher or practitioner concentration in International Health or Health Care

Administration All students in the program will develop advanced research skills directed toward the

creation of new knowledge demonstrated by a PhD Dissertation

Students will gain knowledge and skills that may be used to function at the entry level of university

professorial track teaching or at the highest levels of organizational management Students will gain an

extensive background and comprehension of various areas of health and will learn skills needed for

acquisition and application of advanced knowledge including current developments in their area of

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specialty Graduates will demonstrate effective scholarly writing and presentation as well as skills

needed to design perform compile and successfully defend a doctoral level dissertation The program

also provides students with the ability to make contributions by publishing in peer-reviewed journals

andor presenting research in professional conferences Students planning to enter an academic career

will learn skills for effective teaching in academic health profession programs

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health science

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications to specific areas of health sciences

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration

Admission Standards All applicants to the PhD Programs at TUI are required to possess the following

1 Have an earned Masters degree from an accredited college or university with at least 30

graduate level semester credits

2 Have a grade point average of 34 (on a 40 scale) on all work completed during the Masters

degree An official transcript of all prior academic work must be submitted

3 Possess analytical and critical thinking skills sufficient to deal with the doctoral program

demonstrated by a sample of research or academic publication Must submit a sample of

research oriented writing or publication

4 Possess writing and oral communication skills sufficient to conduct and deliver the results of

meaningful research Must submit an essay that includes current personal intellectual and

professional interests and why the student applies to the degree at TUI

5 Submit a current Curriculum Vita (Resume)

6 Possess information technology skills sufficient to effectively participate in the TUI PhD

pedagogical model

7 Possess Internet skills sufficient to effectively conduct research at a PhD level

8 Have successfully completed with a grade of B or better at least one course in Research

Methods or Statistics at the Masterrsquos or higher level If a student does not meet the research

requirement it can be met by successfully completing a Research Methods course from the TUI

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Masters program with a grade of B or better This course will be considered a prerequisite and

not included in the total number of PhD course units required by the students degree plan

9 International students must have minimum TOEFL of 55021379

You may apply only once to the TUI PhD program if denied no additional applications to the

same program will be accepted

Transfer Policies TUI accepts up to four semester credits of Doctoral level courses from accredited doctoral granting

institutions provided the transferred course meets the same general content standards as the TUI

course

Degree Requirements The PhD at TUI is a post Masterrsquos degree consisting of 44 semester credit hours of coursework which may be completed in six sessions with a load of 2 courses (8 credits) per session The program also consists of a research dissertation Based on the nature of independent research being conducted by each student the time needed to complete the dissertation will depend upon the individual student The PhD curriculum has the following components 1 Core Courses All students are required to take five (5) research methods courses and two (2) required theory courses in the field of health These courses provide the foundation for the elective courses which students may pursue in their specialized concentrations All courses are valued at four (4) semester credits The last course taken prior to the dissertation series is the required DHS699-Dissertation Proposal Seminar 2 Concentration Courses In addition to the required core courses there are four (4) concentration courses (electives) needed to complete the degree plan Students may select one concentration from an offering of three concentrations These courses are generally in the specific area of the research that the student will pursue All elective courses are valued at four (4) semester credits 3 Written and Oral Qualifying Students will be examined on their understanding of research methods and statistical concepts related to the research process 4 Dissertation Students demonstrate a synthesis of their doctoral study knowledge and scholarship with a significant quantitative research project that contributes to general principles of knowledge in the field(s) potentially impacted by the research Following the completion of the course work including the Dissertation Seminar (DHS 699) students will continue to work on the dissertation and register for subsequent sessions to DHS 700 701 702hellip The 700 series courses will appear in a separate section on the studentrsquos transcript dedicated to the dissertation

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Degree Requirements - Summary

Completion of 28 semester credit of core courses

Completion of 16 semester credit of elective courses

Successful completion of both oral and written Comprehensive exam

Successful completion of the Dissertation Seminar Prospectus (DHS699)

Successful defense of the dissertation proposal

Successful defense of the PhD dissertation and approval of the Dissertation Committee and

Program Director

Students in the doctoral degree programs must complete each doctoral course with a grade of B

(30) or better and maintain a cumulative GPA of 30 (B) or better for all courses applying toward the

degree

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

DHS600 - Research Methods in Health Sciences 4 Credits Description

DHS608 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics I 4 Credits Description

DHS612 - Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

DHS618 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics II 4 Credits Description

DHS620 - Linking Theory with Research 4 Credits Description

DHS652 - Research Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS699 - Dissertation Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS 700 through 711 ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

DHS 712 and above ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

Specialization Courses (16 Credits)

International Health EducatorResearcher

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of international health education and research

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in areas of international health education and research

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3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health education and research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health education and research

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

education and research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health education and research

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health education and research

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DHS621 - Curriculum in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

DHS623 - TeachingAdministration in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

International Health EducatorPractitioner

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge relevant to the international health practitioner

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their application

to the international health practitioner

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health

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DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH633 - Global Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

DIH635 - Geopolitical Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

Health Care Administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health care administration

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in health care administration

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of health

care administration

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

health care administration

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of health care

administration

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in health

care administration

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in health care administration

DHA619 - Current Issues in Health Administration Research 4 Credits Description

DHA621 - Health Care Law Regulation and Ethics 4 Credits Description

DHA623 - Advanced Leadership 4 Credits Description

DHA698 - Seminar in Strategic Planning for Health Organization 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

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4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to professional practice in health

education

5 Develop and implement plans for promoting health and facilitating voluntary changes in health

behaviors

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a health educator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a health educator

Degree Requirements

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD506 - Cultural and Cross-Cultural Perspectives in Health 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

MHD510 - Research in Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD599 - Capstone Integrative Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging and Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health and Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy and Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

MS in Health Sciences - Clinical Research Administration Master of Science in Health Sciences with a specialization in Clinical Research Administration a growing

field for health professionals who are interested in overseeing the administration and progress of clinical

trials in various health care facilities usually sponsored by a pharmaceutical company or biologics or

devices companies

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A Clinical Research Administrator is a health professional who manages the various aspects of the

clinical trial not only the health aspects but also the administrative aspects The Clinical Research

Administrator supervises the conduct of clinical trials at a clinical site Individuals who work in the area

of Clinical Research Administration come from very diverse areas such as Nursing Clinical Laboratory

Nutrition Respiratory Therapy Rehabilitation Sciences Physician Assistants IDC PMT Physical Therapy

Medicine to name a few

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to clinical research

administration

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in clinical research

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the clinical research administrator functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to professional practice in clinical

research administration

5 Develop and implement plans for supervising clinical research studies

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a clinical research

administrator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a clinical research administrator

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

CRA502 - Bioethics and Legal Perspectives 4 Credits Description

CRA548 - Research Methods for Health Professionals 4 Credits Description

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA554 - Human Trials 4 Credits Description

CRA599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

CRA500 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

CRA503 - Clinical Research Funding 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

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CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

CRA509 - Scientific Reporting 4 Credits Description

Joint Degree Program The College of Business Administration and the College of Health Sciences have joined forces to offer a

Dual MS-MBA program that result in conferral of a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree and

a Master of Science in Health Sciences with a concentration in Health Care Management (MSHS) degree

Admission Requirements

The student needs to apply specifically to the dual degree program when applying to the

university

The MSMBA degree requires total of 64 credit hours 32 credits from each program The

student may choose which program heshe completes first

Dual degree students must satisfy the curriculum and graduation requirements of both the MBA

and MSHS programs and follow their degree plan CAP599 the Integrated Capstone course

must be the last course taken after the required courses in both the MSHS ndash Concentration in

Health Care Management and the MBA program have been taken

Students withdrawing from the dual degree program before completing both degrees will only

receive credit toward graduation for such courses that qualify toward a single degree program

In this situation students will take the capstone course for the single degree program they wish

to complete (MHM599 for the MSHS or BUS599 for the MBA) The CAP599 integrated capstone

is only applicable for the Dual Degree

The MBA and MS degrees will be awarded upon successful completion of the requirements of

the entire dual degree program

Dual Degree Requirements

MBA ndash Masters in Business Administration (8 Courses 32 Credits)

ACC501 ndash Accounting for Decision Making 4 Credits Description

ETH501 ndash Business Ethics 4 Credits Description

FIN501 ndash Strategic Corporate Finance 4 Credits Description

ITM501 ndash Management Information Systems and Business Strategy 4 Credits Description

MGT501 ndash Management and Organizational Behavior 4 Credits Description

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MGT599 ndash Strategic Management 4 Credits Description

MKT501 ndash Strategic Marketing 4 Credits Description

OPM500 ndash Operation Management for Managers 4 Credits Description

MSHS ndash Concentration in Health Care Management (8 Courses 32 Credits)

MHM505 ndash Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 ndash Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM522 ndash Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM535 ndash Hospital Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH521 ndash Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MIH527 ndash Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MIH548 ndash Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

CAP599 ndash Integrative Capstone Course in Health Care Business Management

4 Credits Description

Graduate Certificates

Admission Standards

Possess a baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in health health science

or related field with a minimum GPA of 25 Submit transcripts of undergraduate and all prior

graduate work

Submit copies of any licenses and board certifications held

Academic Requirements

To be awarded the graduate certificate the student must earn a minimum ldquoB-rdquo (267) in the courses

that constitute the certificate with an overall program GPA of ldquoBrdquo (30) or better Programs may require

higher academic requirements for their specific certificates

Emergency and Disaster Management

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management is to provide the

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theoretical and philosophical foundations in principles of risk assessment emergency planning and

methodology related to terrorism and disaster relief

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHE507 - Bio- Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology 4 Credits Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits Choose one (1) course from the following)

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

MHE513 - Risk Assessment and Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE518 - Education in Emergency 4 Credits Description

Quality Assurance

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Quality Assurance is to provide administrators and practitioners

holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques used to achieve and

ensure quality health care delivery The focus will be on presenting the analytical tools and techniques

that will allow the health care administrator and professional to analyze assess and improve health

outcomes consumer satisfaction accountability and the processes within the organization that ensure

ongoing quality improvement The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit courses

designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in analyzing

developing and directing quality systems in the workplace

Required Course (16 Credits)

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM507 - Quality Assurance in Hospitals Healthcare Organizations 4 Credits Description

MHM509 - Quality Assurance in Managed Care 4 Credits Description

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MHM511 - Quality Assurance in Long Term Care Nursing Homes 4 Credits Description

Health Informatics

The graduate certificate in Health Informatics focuses on the application of computer information

systems to health care and public health and it is intended for students with a background in health

who wish to be prepared to apply current computer technology to the management of health care

services The certificate consists of the four following required courses

Required Courses (16 Credits)

Please select four (4) courses from the following

MHI500 - Introduction to Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI502 - Information Systems in the Delivery of Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHI504 - Systems Analysis for Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI506 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Systems Development in Health Informatics

4 Credits Description

MHI508 - Health Information Systems Security 4 Credits Description

Clinical Research Administration

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Clinical Research Administration is to provide administrators and

practitioners holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques to manage

the various aspects of clinical trial The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit

courses designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in the

administration of clinical research at a clinical site

Required Courses (16 Credits)

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

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Health Education The graduate certificate coursework in health education provides a theoretical and philosophical

foundation in principles of health promotion planning assessment and community health

education based on a synthesis of knowledge drawn from the physical biological social and

behavioral sciences Through the case study method students develop critical thinking skills in

community organization needs assessment and education strategies for individuals and groups

Students interested in the Certified Health Education Specialist exam who do not possess a

baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in the Health Sciences or Health

Professions concentrating in Health Education Community Health Education Public Health Education

School Health Education etc may be required to earn additional units in order to qualify for the National

Certification Exam Students are urged to contact NCHEC regarding eligibility and requirements for the

exam

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits)

Please choose one (1) course from the following

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging amp Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health amp Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy amp Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

Environmental Health Science The Certificate Program in Environmental Health Sciences is offered for those persons working in the

field of environmental health who need to develop their formal education in specific elements of the

field of environmental health Environmental Health consists of those organized activities undertaken to

protect and enhance the publicrsquos health through the recognition assessment and control of

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environmental hazards with focus on biological chemical and physical hazards The two major aspects in

an environmental health program are the prevention of disease and the protection and promotion of

human well being

The certificate consists of four of the following required courses (16 credits)

MHS523 - Principles of Environmental Health 4 Credits Description

MHS525 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

MHS527 - Water Quality 4 Credits Description

MHS529 - Housing 4 Credits Description

MHS531 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

MHS533 - Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

MHS535 - Noise Control 4 Credits Description

MHS537 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

Conflict Resolution Management

Conflict is an inevitable part of our professional and personal lives As conflict has an adverse effect on

organizational goal attainment there has been a growing need to understand the sources of conflict

and consequently manage it by applying the appropriate approach and strategy All organizations across

all fields and industries share a common resource ndash people ndash who interact and perform under various

and demanding conditions and all potentially conducive to inter-personal and intra-organizational

conflict The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Conflict Resolution Management is to provide those

professionals in business health or education to master the advanced concepts and techniques of

conflict resolution management Unilateral Bilateral and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) which

will enable them to understand overcome and move beyond conflict The certificate consists of a series

of three graduate-level credit courses designed to provide graduates with knowledge and skills and a

capstone course oriented towards addressing most common real-life situations

Required Courses (16 Credits)

NCM501 - Foundations of Conflict Resolutions 4 Credits Description

NCM511 - Mediation and Arbitration 4 Credits Description

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NCM512 - Negotiation Strategies 4 Credits Description

NCM599 - Capstone Course 4 Credits Description

Master of Science in Health Administration Propelled by broad trends such as demographic growth an ageing population medical innovation and

increased public awareness the field of Health Administration offers rewarding and challenging career

opportunities in the 21st century The Master of Science in Health Administration (MSHA) degree caters

to real world practical needs and focuses on implementing the knowledge and skills needed for effective

administrative leadership roles in organizations throughout the complex healthcare ecosystem This

degree provides graduates with a strong knowledge base in all aspects of Health Administration

including management delivery systems finance ethics regulation and human resources

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Identify and apply appropriate models and theories to approach and address administrative

healthcare problems or issues

2 Evaluate multiple or competing perspectives and options and recommend appropriate

administrative plans or courses of action for a healthcare problem or issue

3 Apply quantitative skills and methods to evaluate healthcare datainformation

4 Critically evaluate professional literature in the field of health administration

5 Develop effective written documents and presentations as professionally appropriate at the

healthcare administrative level eg executive reports business plans and presentations

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

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Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Healthcare Management concentration may be able to

transfer to the MS in Health Administration degree program however students may not complete

the MSHS with a concentration in Healthcare Management and seek a second degree in the MS in

Health Administration program Students are urged to contact their academic advisor with any

questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSHA degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSHA degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHA506 - Health Care Systems Organization

4 Credits Description

MHA507 - Health Care Delivery Systems

4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems

4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration

4 Credits Description

MHM525 - Marketing in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHA599 - MSHA Capstone Course 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 MHM502

MHM514 MHM522 MHM525 Plus 3 Electives

Description

Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance

4 Credits

Description

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MHM501 - Management and Organizational Behavior

4 Credits

Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care

4 Credits Description

NCM501 - Foundation of Conflict Management

4 Credits

Description

Master of Science in Emergency and Disaster Management Each year people across the world are confronted by disasters As can be witnessed by world events

the ability of a nation state or community to plan for and respond to emergencies and disasters is

essential in mitigating the potentially catastrophic consequences of natural and man-made disasters

The Master of Science in Emergency amp Disaster Management (MSEDM) is designed for both military and

civilian students with experience responding to national and global humanitarian crises terrorist-based

events and natural disasters This program provides graduates with the skills to succeed in emergency

and disaster professions in the military federal state and local government and industry

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Apply effective solutions and responses to problems of a physical and psychological nature

experienced in a disaster aftermath

3 Develop emergency plans that meet state and federal guideline and demonstrate effective

communication skills

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

6 Analyze and evaluate disaster threats to public health infrastructure to effectively integrate and

develop coordinated responses with various agencies in disaster mitigation

7 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

8 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

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International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Emergency and Disaster Management concentration may be

able to transfer to the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management degree program however

students may not complete the MSHS with a concentration in Emergency and Disaster Management

and seek a second degree in the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management program Students are

urged to contact their academic advisor with any questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSEDM degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSEDM degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management

4 Credits

Description

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology

4 Credits

Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits MHE503 or MHE509 Description

EDM504 - Public Health and the Aftermath of a Disaster

4 Credits

Description

EDM502 - Critical Infrastructure Vulnerability and Protection

4 Credits MHE503 MHE 509 MHE511

Description

EDM599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits All other 9 courses in the

program need to be taken prior Description

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Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster

4 Credits

Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment

4 Credits

Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

EDM501 - Domestic Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

EDM503 - Infectious Disease Mitigation Following Natural Disasters

4 Credits

Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy

4 Credits

Description

Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences The Doctor of Philosophy represents the highest level of achievement in any academic discipline TUI is

proud to offer a research degree resulting in a Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences

Students who earn this degree are qualified to enter academia or the top levels of health care

administration or health executive positions in government and the private sector These graduates will

have demonstrated excellence in their pursuit of academic study in their selected field As with any

quality PhD degree the work is challenging but the rewards are substantial

The purpose of the Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences program is to prepare professionals from

health and health related fields as leaders educators researchers and scholars Students select either

the educatorresearcher or practitioner concentration in International Health or Health Care

Administration All students in the program will develop advanced research skills directed toward the

creation of new knowledge demonstrated by a PhD Dissertation

Students will gain knowledge and skills that may be used to function at the entry level of university

professorial track teaching or at the highest levels of organizational management Students will gain an

extensive background and comprehension of various areas of health and will learn skills needed for

acquisition and application of advanced knowledge including current developments in their area of

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specialty Graduates will demonstrate effective scholarly writing and presentation as well as skills

needed to design perform compile and successfully defend a doctoral level dissertation The program

also provides students with the ability to make contributions by publishing in peer-reviewed journals

andor presenting research in professional conferences Students planning to enter an academic career

will learn skills for effective teaching in academic health profession programs

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health science

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications to specific areas of health sciences

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration

Admission Standards All applicants to the PhD Programs at TUI are required to possess the following

1 Have an earned Masters degree from an accredited college or university with at least 30

graduate level semester credits

2 Have a grade point average of 34 (on a 40 scale) on all work completed during the Masters

degree An official transcript of all prior academic work must be submitted

3 Possess analytical and critical thinking skills sufficient to deal with the doctoral program

demonstrated by a sample of research or academic publication Must submit a sample of

research oriented writing or publication

4 Possess writing and oral communication skills sufficient to conduct and deliver the results of

meaningful research Must submit an essay that includes current personal intellectual and

professional interests and why the student applies to the degree at TUI

5 Submit a current Curriculum Vita (Resume)

6 Possess information technology skills sufficient to effectively participate in the TUI PhD

pedagogical model

7 Possess Internet skills sufficient to effectively conduct research at a PhD level

8 Have successfully completed with a grade of B or better at least one course in Research

Methods or Statistics at the Masterrsquos or higher level If a student does not meet the research

requirement it can be met by successfully completing a Research Methods course from the TUI

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Masters program with a grade of B or better This course will be considered a prerequisite and

not included in the total number of PhD course units required by the students degree plan

9 International students must have minimum TOEFL of 55021379

You may apply only once to the TUI PhD program if denied no additional applications to the

same program will be accepted

Transfer Policies TUI accepts up to four semester credits of Doctoral level courses from accredited doctoral granting

institutions provided the transferred course meets the same general content standards as the TUI

course

Degree Requirements The PhD at TUI is a post Masterrsquos degree consisting of 44 semester credit hours of coursework which may be completed in six sessions with a load of 2 courses (8 credits) per session The program also consists of a research dissertation Based on the nature of independent research being conducted by each student the time needed to complete the dissertation will depend upon the individual student The PhD curriculum has the following components 1 Core Courses All students are required to take five (5) research methods courses and two (2) required theory courses in the field of health These courses provide the foundation for the elective courses which students may pursue in their specialized concentrations All courses are valued at four (4) semester credits The last course taken prior to the dissertation series is the required DHS699-Dissertation Proposal Seminar 2 Concentration Courses In addition to the required core courses there are four (4) concentration courses (electives) needed to complete the degree plan Students may select one concentration from an offering of three concentrations These courses are generally in the specific area of the research that the student will pursue All elective courses are valued at four (4) semester credits 3 Written and Oral Qualifying Students will be examined on their understanding of research methods and statistical concepts related to the research process 4 Dissertation Students demonstrate a synthesis of their doctoral study knowledge and scholarship with a significant quantitative research project that contributes to general principles of knowledge in the field(s) potentially impacted by the research Following the completion of the course work including the Dissertation Seminar (DHS 699) students will continue to work on the dissertation and register for subsequent sessions to DHS 700 701 702hellip The 700 series courses will appear in a separate section on the studentrsquos transcript dedicated to the dissertation

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Degree Requirements - Summary

Completion of 28 semester credit of core courses

Completion of 16 semester credit of elective courses

Successful completion of both oral and written Comprehensive exam

Successful completion of the Dissertation Seminar Prospectus (DHS699)

Successful defense of the dissertation proposal

Successful defense of the PhD dissertation and approval of the Dissertation Committee and

Program Director

Students in the doctoral degree programs must complete each doctoral course with a grade of B

(30) or better and maintain a cumulative GPA of 30 (B) or better for all courses applying toward the

degree

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

DHS600 - Research Methods in Health Sciences 4 Credits Description

DHS608 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics I 4 Credits Description

DHS612 - Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

DHS618 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics II 4 Credits Description

DHS620 - Linking Theory with Research 4 Credits Description

DHS652 - Research Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS699 - Dissertation Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS 700 through 711 ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

DHS 712 and above ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

Specialization Courses (16 Credits)

International Health EducatorResearcher

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of international health education and research

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in areas of international health education and research

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3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health education and research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health education and research

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

education and research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health education and research

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health education and research

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DHS621 - Curriculum in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

DHS623 - TeachingAdministration in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

International Health EducatorPractitioner

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge relevant to the international health practitioner

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their application

to the international health practitioner

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health

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DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH633 - Global Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

DIH635 - Geopolitical Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

Health Care Administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health care administration

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in health care administration

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of health

care administration

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

health care administration

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of health care

administration

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in health

care administration

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in health care administration

DHA619 - Current Issues in Health Administration Research 4 Credits Description

DHA621 - Health Care Law Regulation and Ethics 4 Credits Description

DHA623 - Advanced Leadership 4 Credits Description

DHA698 - Seminar in Strategic Planning for Health Organization 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

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A Clinical Research Administrator is a health professional who manages the various aspects of the

clinical trial not only the health aspects but also the administrative aspects The Clinical Research

Administrator supervises the conduct of clinical trials at a clinical site Individuals who work in the area

of Clinical Research Administration come from very diverse areas such as Nursing Clinical Laboratory

Nutrition Respiratory Therapy Rehabilitation Sciences Physician Assistants IDC PMT Physical Therapy

Medicine to name a few

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to clinical research

administration

2 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in clinical research

3 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the clinical research administrator functions

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to professional practice in clinical

research administration

5 Develop and implement plans for supervising clinical research studies

6 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as a clinical research

administrator

7 Demonstrate effective written communication skills as a clinical research administrator

Required Core Courses (24 Credits)

CRA502 - Bioethics and Legal Perspectives 4 Credits Description

CRA548 - Research Methods for Health Professionals 4 Credits Description

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA554 - Human Trials 4 Credits Description

CRA599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (16 Credits from the following list)

CRA500 - Health Care Delivery Systems 4 Credits Description

CRA503 - Clinical Research Funding 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

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CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

CRA509 - Scientific Reporting 4 Credits Description

Joint Degree Program The College of Business Administration and the College of Health Sciences have joined forces to offer a

Dual MS-MBA program that result in conferral of a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree and

a Master of Science in Health Sciences with a concentration in Health Care Management (MSHS) degree

Admission Requirements

The student needs to apply specifically to the dual degree program when applying to the

university

The MSMBA degree requires total of 64 credit hours 32 credits from each program The

student may choose which program heshe completes first

Dual degree students must satisfy the curriculum and graduation requirements of both the MBA

and MSHS programs and follow their degree plan CAP599 the Integrated Capstone course

must be the last course taken after the required courses in both the MSHS ndash Concentration in

Health Care Management and the MBA program have been taken

Students withdrawing from the dual degree program before completing both degrees will only

receive credit toward graduation for such courses that qualify toward a single degree program

In this situation students will take the capstone course for the single degree program they wish

to complete (MHM599 for the MSHS or BUS599 for the MBA) The CAP599 integrated capstone

is only applicable for the Dual Degree

The MBA and MS degrees will be awarded upon successful completion of the requirements of

the entire dual degree program

Dual Degree Requirements

MBA ndash Masters in Business Administration (8 Courses 32 Credits)

ACC501 ndash Accounting for Decision Making 4 Credits Description

ETH501 ndash Business Ethics 4 Credits Description

FIN501 ndash Strategic Corporate Finance 4 Credits Description

ITM501 ndash Management Information Systems and Business Strategy 4 Credits Description

MGT501 ndash Management and Organizational Behavior 4 Credits Description

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MGT599 ndash Strategic Management 4 Credits Description

MKT501 ndash Strategic Marketing 4 Credits Description

OPM500 ndash Operation Management for Managers 4 Credits Description

MSHS ndash Concentration in Health Care Management (8 Courses 32 Credits)

MHM505 ndash Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 ndash Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM522 ndash Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM535 ndash Hospital Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH521 ndash Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MIH527 ndash Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MIH548 ndash Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

CAP599 ndash Integrative Capstone Course in Health Care Business Management

4 Credits Description

Graduate Certificates

Admission Standards

Possess a baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in health health science

or related field with a minimum GPA of 25 Submit transcripts of undergraduate and all prior

graduate work

Submit copies of any licenses and board certifications held

Academic Requirements

To be awarded the graduate certificate the student must earn a minimum ldquoB-rdquo (267) in the courses

that constitute the certificate with an overall program GPA of ldquoBrdquo (30) or better Programs may require

higher academic requirements for their specific certificates

Emergency and Disaster Management

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management is to provide the

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theoretical and philosophical foundations in principles of risk assessment emergency planning and

methodology related to terrorism and disaster relief

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHE507 - Bio- Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology 4 Credits Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits Choose one (1) course from the following)

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

MHE513 - Risk Assessment and Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE518 - Education in Emergency 4 Credits Description

Quality Assurance

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Quality Assurance is to provide administrators and practitioners

holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques used to achieve and

ensure quality health care delivery The focus will be on presenting the analytical tools and techniques

that will allow the health care administrator and professional to analyze assess and improve health

outcomes consumer satisfaction accountability and the processes within the organization that ensure

ongoing quality improvement The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit courses

designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in analyzing

developing and directing quality systems in the workplace

Required Course (16 Credits)

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM507 - Quality Assurance in Hospitals Healthcare Organizations 4 Credits Description

MHM509 - Quality Assurance in Managed Care 4 Credits Description

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MHM511 - Quality Assurance in Long Term Care Nursing Homes 4 Credits Description

Health Informatics

The graduate certificate in Health Informatics focuses on the application of computer information

systems to health care and public health and it is intended for students with a background in health

who wish to be prepared to apply current computer technology to the management of health care

services The certificate consists of the four following required courses

Required Courses (16 Credits)

Please select four (4) courses from the following

MHI500 - Introduction to Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI502 - Information Systems in the Delivery of Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHI504 - Systems Analysis for Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI506 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Systems Development in Health Informatics

4 Credits Description

MHI508 - Health Information Systems Security 4 Credits Description

Clinical Research Administration

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Clinical Research Administration is to provide administrators and

practitioners holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques to manage

the various aspects of clinical trial The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit

courses designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in the

administration of clinical research at a clinical site

Required Courses (16 Credits)

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

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Health Education The graduate certificate coursework in health education provides a theoretical and philosophical

foundation in principles of health promotion planning assessment and community health

education based on a synthesis of knowledge drawn from the physical biological social and

behavioral sciences Through the case study method students develop critical thinking skills in

community organization needs assessment and education strategies for individuals and groups

Students interested in the Certified Health Education Specialist exam who do not possess a

baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in the Health Sciences or Health

Professions concentrating in Health Education Community Health Education Public Health Education

School Health Education etc may be required to earn additional units in order to qualify for the National

Certification Exam Students are urged to contact NCHEC regarding eligibility and requirements for the

exam

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits)

Please choose one (1) course from the following

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging amp Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health amp Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy amp Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

Environmental Health Science The Certificate Program in Environmental Health Sciences is offered for those persons working in the

field of environmental health who need to develop their formal education in specific elements of the

field of environmental health Environmental Health consists of those organized activities undertaken to

protect and enhance the publicrsquos health through the recognition assessment and control of

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environmental hazards with focus on biological chemical and physical hazards The two major aspects in

an environmental health program are the prevention of disease and the protection and promotion of

human well being

The certificate consists of four of the following required courses (16 credits)

MHS523 - Principles of Environmental Health 4 Credits Description

MHS525 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

MHS527 - Water Quality 4 Credits Description

MHS529 - Housing 4 Credits Description

MHS531 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

MHS533 - Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

MHS535 - Noise Control 4 Credits Description

MHS537 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

Conflict Resolution Management

Conflict is an inevitable part of our professional and personal lives As conflict has an adverse effect on

organizational goal attainment there has been a growing need to understand the sources of conflict

and consequently manage it by applying the appropriate approach and strategy All organizations across

all fields and industries share a common resource ndash people ndash who interact and perform under various

and demanding conditions and all potentially conducive to inter-personal and intra-organizational

conflict The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Conflict Resolution Management is to provide those

professionals in business health or education to master the advanced concepts and techniques of

conflict resolution management Unilateral Bilateral and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) which

will enable them to understand overcome and move beyond conflict The certificate consists of a series

of three graduate-level credit courses designed to provide graduates with knowledge and skills and a

capstone course oriented towards addressing most common real-life situations

Required Courses (16 Credits)

NCM501 - Foundations of Conflict Resolutions 4 Credits Description

NCM511 - Mediation and Arbitration 4 Credits Description

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NCM512 - Negotiation Strategies 4 Credits Description

NCM599 - Capstone Course 4 Credits Description

Master of Science in Health Administration Propelled by broad trends such as demographic growth an ageing population medical innovation and

increased public awareness the field of Health Administration offers rewarding and challenging career

opportunities in the 21st century The Master of Science in Health Administration (MSHA) degree caters

to real world practical needs and focuses on implementing the knowledge and skills needed for effective

administrative leadership roles in organizations throughout the complex healthcare ecosystem This

degree provides graduates with a strong knowledge base in all aspects of Health Administration

including management delivery systems finance ethics regulation and human resources

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Identify and apply appropriate models and theories to approach and address administrative

healthcare problems or issues

2 Evaluate multiple or competing perspectives and options and recommend appropriate

administrative plans or courses of action for a healthcare problem or issue

3 Apply quantitative skills and methods to evaluate healthcare datainformation

4 Critically evaluate professional literature in the field of health administration

5 Develop effective written documents and presentations as professionally appropriate at the

healthcare administrative level eg executive reports business plans and presentations

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

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Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Healthcare Management concentration may be able to

transfer to the MS in Health Administration degree program however students may not complete

the MSHS with a concentration in Healthcare Management and seek a second degree in the MS in

Health Administration program Students are urged to contact their academic advisor with any

questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSHA degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSHA degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHA506 - Health Care Systems Organization

4 Credits Description

MHA507 - Health Care Delivery Systems

4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems

4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration

4 Credits Description

MHM525 - Marketing in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHA599 - MSHA Capstone Course 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 MHM502

MHM514 MHM522 MHM525 Plus 3 Electives

Description

Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance

4 Credits

Description

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MHM501 - Management and Organizational Behavior

4 Credits

Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care

4 Credits Description

NCM501 - Foundation of Conflict Management

4 Credits

Description

Master of Science in Emergency and Disaster Management Each year people across the world are confronted by disasters As can be witnessed by world events

the ability of a nation state or community to plan for and respond to emergencies and disasters is

essential in mitigating the potentially catastrophic consequences of natural and man-made disasters

The Master of Science in Emergency amp Disaster Management (MSEDM) is designed for both military and

civilian students with experience responding to national and global humanitarian crises terrorist-based

events and natural disasters This program provides graduates with the skills to succeed in emergency

and disaster professions in the military federal state and local government and industry

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Apply effective solutions and responses to problems of a physical and psychological nature

experienced in a disaster aftermath

3 Develop emergency plans that meet state and federal guideline and demonstrate effective

communication skills

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

6 Analyze and evaluate disaster threats to public health infrastructure to effectively integrate and

develop coordinated responses with various agencies in disaster mitigation

7 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

8 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

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International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Emergency and Disaster Management concentration may be

able to transfer to the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management degree program however

students may not complete the MSHS with a concentration in Emergency and Disaster Management

and seek a second degree in the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management program Students are

urged to contact their academic advisor with any questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSEDM degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSEDM degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management

4 Credits

Description

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology

4 Credits

Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits MHE503 or MHE509 Description

EDM504 - Public Health and the Aftermath of a Disaster

4 Credits

Description

EDM502 - Critical Infrastructure Vulnerability and Protection

4 Credits MHE503 MHE 509 MHE511

Description

EDM599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits All other 9 courses in the

program need to be taken prior Description

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Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster

4 Credits

Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment

4 Credits

Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

EDM501 - Domestic Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

EDM503 - Infectious Disease Mitigation Following Natural Disasters

4 Credits

Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy

4 Credits

Description

Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences The Doctor of Philosophy represents the highest level of achievement in any academic discipline TUI is

proud to offer a research degree resulting in a Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences

Students who earn this degree are qualified to enter academia or the top levels of health care

administration or health executive positions in government and the private sector These graduates will

have demonstrated excellence in their pursuit of academic study in their selected field As with any

quality PhD degree the work is challenging but the rewards are substantial

The purpose of the Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences program is to prepare professionals from

health and health related fields as leaders educators researchers and scholars Students select either

the educatorresearcher or practitioner concentration in International Health or Health Care

Administration All students in the program will develop advanced research skills directed toward the

creation of new knowledge demonstrated by a PhD Dissertation

Students will gain knowledge and skills that may be used to function at the entry level of university

professorial track teaching or at the highest levels of organizational management Students will gain an

extensive background and comprehension of various areas of health and will learn skills needed for

acquisition and application of advanced knowledge including current developments in their area of

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specialty Graduates will demonstrate effective scholarly writing and presentation as well as skills

needed to design perform compile and successfully defend a doctoral level dissertation The program

also provides students with the ability to make contributions by publishing in peer-reviewed journals

andor presenting research in professional conferences Students planning to enter an academic career

will learn skills for effective teaching in academic health profession programs

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health science

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications to specific areas of health sciences

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration

Admission Standards All applicants to the PhD Programs at TUI are required to possess the following

1 Have an earned Masters degree from an accredited college or university with at least 30

graduate level semester credits

2 Have a grade point average of 34 (on a 40 scale) on all work completed during the Masters

degree An official transcript of all prior academic work must be submitted

3 Possess analytical and critical thinking skills sufficient to deal with the doctoral program

demonstrated by a sample of research or academic publication Must submit a sample of

research oriented writing or publication

4 Possess writing and oral communication skills sufficient to conduct and deliver the results of

meaningful research Must submit an essay that includes current personal intellectual and

professional interests and why the student applies to the degree at TUI

5 Submit a current Curriculum Vita (Resume)

6 Possess information technology skills sufficient to effectively participate in the TUI PhD

pedagogical model

7 Possess Internet skills sufficient to effectively conduct research at a PhD level

8 Have successfully completed with a grade of B or better at least one course in Research

Methods or Statistics at the Masterrsquos or higher level If a student does not meet the research

requirement it can be met by successfully completing a Research Methods course from the TUI

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Masters program with a grade of B or better This course will be considered a prerequisite and

not included in the total number of PhD course units required by the students degree plan

9 International students must have minimum TOEFL of 55021379

You may apply only once to the TUI PhD program if denied no additional applications to the

same program will be accepted

Transfer Policies TUI accepts up to four semester credits of Doctoral level courses from accredited doctoral granting

institutions provided the transferred course meets the same general content standards as the TUI

course

Degree Requirements The PhD at TUI is a post Masterrsquos degree consisting of 44 semester credit hours of coursework which may be completed in six sessions with a load of 2 courses (8 credits) per session The program also consists of a research dissertation Based on the nature of independent research being conducted by each student the time needed to complete the dissertation will depend upon the individual student The PhD curriculum has the following components 1 Core Courses All students are required to take five (5) research methods courses and two (2) required theory courses in the field of health These courses provide the foundation for the elective courses which students may pursue in their specialized concentrations All courses are valued at four (4) semester credits The last course taken prior to the dissertation series is the required DHS699-Dissertation Proposal Seminar 2 Concentration Courses In addition to the required core courses there are four (4) concentration courses (electives) needed to complete the degree plan Students may select one concentration from an offering of three concentrations These courses are generally in the specific area of the research that the student will pursue All elective courses are valued at four (4) semester credits 3 Written and Oral Qualifying Students will be examined on their understanding of research methods and statistical concepts related to the research process 4 Dissertation Students demonstrate a synthesis of their doctoral study knowledge and scholarship with a significant quantitative research project that contributes to general principles of knowledge in the field(s) potentially impacted by the research Following the completion of the course work including the Dissertation Seminar (DHS 699) students will continue to work on the dissertation and register for subsequent sessions to DHS 700 701 702hellip The 700 series courses will appear in a separate section on the studentrsquos transcript dedicated to the dissertation

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Degree Requirements - Summary

Completion of 28 semester credit of core courses

Completion of 16 semester credit of elective courses

Successful completion of both oral and written Comprehensive exam

Successful completion of the Dissertation Seminar Prospectus (DHS699)

Successful defense of the dissertation proposal

Successful defense of the PhD dissertation and approval of the Dissertation Committee and

Program Director

Students in the doctoral degree programs must complete each doctoral course with a grade of B

(30) or better and maintain a cumulative GPA of 30 (B) or better for all courses applying toward the

degree

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

DHS600 - Research Methods in Health Sciences 4 Credits Description

DHS608 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics I 4 Credits Description

DHS612 - Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

DHS618 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics II 4 Credits Description

DHS620 - Linking Theory with Research 4 Credits Description

DHS652 - Research Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS699 - Dissertation Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS 700 through 711 ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

DHS 712 and above ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

Specialization Courses (16 Credits)

International Health EducatorResearcher

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of international health education and research

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in areas of international health education and research

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3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health education and research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health education and research

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

education and research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health education and research

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health education and research

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DHS621 - Curriculum in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

DHS623 - TeachingAdministration in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

International Health EducatorPractitioner

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge relevant to the international health practitioner

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their application

to the international health practitioner

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health

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DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH633 - Global Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

DIH635 - Geopolitical Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

Health Care Administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health care administration

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in health care administration

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of health

care administration

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

health care administration

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of health care

administration

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in health

care administration

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in health care administration

DHA619 - Current Issues in Health Administration Research 4 Credits Description

DHA621 - Health Care Law Regulation and Ethics 4 Credits Description

DHA623 - Advanced Leadership 4 Credits Description

DHA698 - Seminar in Strategic Planning for Health Organization 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

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CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

CRA509 - Scientific Reporting 4 Credits Description

Joint Degree Program The College of Business Administration and the College of Health Sciences have joined forces to offer a

Dual MS-MBA program that result in conferral of a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree and

a Master of Science in Health Sciences with a concentration in Health Care Management (MSHS) degree

Admission Requirements

The student needs to apply specifically to the dual degree program when applying to the

university

The MSMBA degree requires total of 64 credit hours 32 credits from each program The

student may choose which program heshe completes first

Dual degree students must satisfy the curriculum and graduation requirements of both the MBA

and MSHS programs and follow their degree plan CAP599 the Integrated Capstone course

must be the last course taken after the required courses in both the MSHS ndash Concentration in

Health Care Management and the MBA program have been taken

Students withdrawing from the dual degree program before completing both degrees will only

receive credit toward graduation for such courses that qualify toward a single degree program

In this situation students will take the capstone course for the single degree program they wish

to complete (MHM599 for the MSHS or BUS599 for the MBA) The CAP599 integrated capstone

is only applicable for the Dual Degree

The MBA and MS degrees will be awarded upon successful completion of the requirements of

the entire dual degree program

Dual Degree Requirements

MBA ndash Masters in Business Administration (8 Courses 32 Credits)

ACC501 ndash Accounting for Decision Making 4 Credits Description

ETH501 ndash Business Ethics 4 Credits Description

FIN501 ndash Strategic Corporate Finance 4 Credits Description

ITM501 ndash Management Information Systems and Business Strategy 4 Credits Description

MGT501 ndash Management and Organizational Behavior 4 Credits Description

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MGT599 ndash Strategic Management 4 Credits Description

MKT501 ndash Strategic Marketing 4 Credits Description

OPM500 ndash Operation Management for Managers 4 Credits Description

MSHS ndash Concentration in Health Care Management (8 Courses 32 Credits)

MHM505 ndash Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 ndash Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM522 ndash Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM535 ndash Hospital Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH521 ndash Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MIH527 ndash Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MIH548 ndash Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

CAP599 ndash Integrative Capstone Course in Health Care Business Management

4 Credits Description

Graduate Certificates

Admission Standards

Possess a baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in health health science

or related field with a minimum GPA of 25 Submit transcripts of undergraduate and all prior

graduate work

Submit copies of any licenses and board certifications held

Academic Requirements

To be awarded the graduate certificate the student must earn a minimum ldquoB-rdquo (267) in the courses

that constitute the certificate with an overall program GPA of ldquoBrdquo (30) or better Programs may require

higher academic requirements for their specific certificates

Emergency and Disaster Management

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management is to provide the

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theoretical and philosophical foundations in principles of risk assessment emergency planning and

methodology related to terrorism and disaster relief

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHE507 - Bio- Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology 4 Credits Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits Choose one (1) course from the following)

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

MHE513 - Risk Assessment and Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE518 - Education in Emergency 4 Credits Description

Quality Assurance

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Quality Assurance is to provide administrators and practitioners

holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques used to achieve and

ensure quality health care delivery The focus will be on presenting the analytical tools and techniques

that will allow the health care administrator and professional to analyze assess and improve health

outcomes consumer satisfaction accountability and the processes within the organization that ensure

ongoing quality improvement The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit courses

designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in analyzing

developing and directing quality systems in the workplace

Required Course (16 Credits)

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM507 - Quality Assurance in Hospitals Healthcare Organizations 4 Credits Description

MHM509 - Quality Assurance in Managed Care 4 Credits Description

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MHM511 - Quality Assurance in Long Term Care Nursing Homes 4 Credits Description

Health Informatics

The graduate certificate in Health Informatics focuses on the application of computer information

systems to health care and public health and it is intended for students with a background in health

who wish to be prepared to apply current computer technology to the management of health care

services The certificate consists of the four following required courses

Required Courses (16 Credits)

Please select four (4) courses from the following

MHI500 - Introduction to Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI502 - Information Systems in the Delivery of Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHI504 - Systems Analysis for Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI506 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Systems Development in Health Informatics

4 Credits Description

MHI508 - Health Information Systems Security 4 Credits Description

Clinical Research Administration

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Clinical Research Administration is to provide administrators and

practitioners holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques to manage

the various aspects of clinical trial The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit

courses designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in the

administration of clinical research at a clinical site

Required Courses (16 Credits)

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

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Health Education The graduate certificate coursework in health education provides a theoretical and philosophical

foundation in principles of health promotion planning assessment and community health

education based on a synthesis of knowledge drawn from the physical biological social and

behavioral sciences Through the case study method students develop critical thinking skills in

community organization needs assessment and education strategies for individuals and groups

Students interested in the Certified Health Education Specialist exam who do not possess a

baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in the Health Sciences or Health

Professions concentrating in Health Education Community Health Education Public Health Education

School Health Education etc may be required to earn additional units in order to qualify for the National

Certification Exam Students are urged to contact NCHEC regarding eligibility and requirements for the

exam

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits)

Please choose one (1) course from the following

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging amp Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health amp Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy amp Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

Environmental Health Science The Certificate Program in Environmental Health Sciences is offered for those persons working in the

field of environmental health who need to develop their formal education in specific elements of the

field of environmental health Environmental Health consists of those organized activities undertaken to

protect and enhance the publicrsquos health through the recognition assessment and control of

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environmental hazards with focus on biological chemical and physical hazards The two major aspects in

an environmental health program are the prevention of disease and the protection and promotion of

human well being

The certificate consists of four of the following required courses (16 credits)

MHS523 - Principles of Environmental Health 4 Credits Description

MHS525 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

MHS527 - Water Quality 4 Credits Description

MHS529 - Housing 4 Credits Description

MHS531 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

MHS533 - Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

MHS535 - Noise Control 4 Credits Description

MHS537 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

Conflict Resolution Management

Conflict is an inevitable part of our professional and personal lives As conflict has an adverse effect on

organizational goal attainment there has been a growing need to understand the sources of conflict

and consequently manage it by applying the appropriate approach and strategy All organizations across

all fields and industries share a common resource ndash people ndash who interact and perform under various

and demanding conditions and all potentially conducive to inter-personal and intra-organizational

conflict The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Conflict Resolution Management is to provide those

professionals in business health or education to master the advanced concepts and techniques of

conflict resolution management Unilateral Bilateral and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) which

will enable them to understand overcome and move beyond conflict The certificate consists of a series

of three graduate-level credit courses designed to provide graduates with knowledge and skills and a

capstone course oriented towards addressing most common real-life situations

Required Courses (16 Credits)

NCM501 - Foundations of Conflict Resolutions 4 Credits Description

NCM511 - Mediation and Arbitration 4 Credits Description

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NCM512 - Negotiation Strategies 4 Credits Description

NCM599 - Capstone Course 4 Credits Description

Master of Science in Health Administration Propelled by broad trends such as demographic growth an ageing population medical innovation and

increased public awareness the field of Health Administration offers rewarding and challenging career

opportunities in the 21st century The Master of Science in Health Administration (MSHA) degree caters

to real world practical needs and focuses on implementing the knowledge and skills needed for effective

administrative leadership roles in organizations throughout the complex healthcare ecosystem This

degree provides graduates with a strong knowledge base in all aspects of Health Administration

including management delivery systems finance ethics regulation and human resources

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Identify and apply appropriate models and theories to approach and address administrative

healthcare problems or issues

2 Evaluate multiple or competing perspectives and options and recommend appropriate

administrative plans or courses of action for a healthcare problem or issue

3 Apply quantitative skills and methods to evaluate healthcare datainformation

4 Critically evaluate professional literature in the field of health administration

5 Develop effective written documents and presentations as professionally appropriate at the

healthcare administrative level eg executive reports business plans and presentations

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

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Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Healthcare Management concentration may be able to

transfer to the MS in Health Administration degree program however students may not complete

the MSHS with a concentration in Healthcare Management and seek a second degree in the MS in

Health Administration program Students are urged to contact their academic advisor with any

questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSHA degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSHA degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHA506 - Health Care Systems Organization

4 Credits Description

MHA507 - Health Care Delivery Systems

4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems

4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration

4 Credits Description

MHM525 - Marketing in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHA599 - MSHA Capstone Course 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 MHM502

MHM514 MHM522 MHM525 Plus 3 Electives

Description

Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance

4 Credits

Description

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MHM501 - Management and Organizational Behavior

4 Credits

Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care

4 Credits Description

NCM501 - Foundation of Conflict Management

4 Credits

Description

Master of Science in Emergency and Disaster Management Each year people across the world are confronted by disasters As can be witnessed by world events

the ability of a nation state or community to plan for and respond to emergencies and disasters is

essential in mitigating the potentially catastrophic consequences of natural and man-made disasters

The Master of Science in Emergency amp Disaster Management (MSEDM) is designed for both military and

civilian students with experience responding to national and global humanitarian crises terrorist-based

events and natural disasters This program provides graduates with the skills to succeed in emergency

and disaster professions in the military federal state and local government and industry

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Apply effective solutions and responses to problems of a physical and psychological nature

experienced in a disaster aftermath

3 Develop emergency plans that meet state and federal guideline and demonstrate effective

communication skills

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

6 Analyze and evaluate disaster threats to public health infrastructure to effectively integrate and

develop coordinated responses with various agencies in disaster mitigation

7 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

8 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

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International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Emergency and Disaster Management concentration may be

able to transfer to the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management degree program however

students may not complete the MSHS with a concentration in Emergency and Disaster Management

and seek a second degree in the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management program Students are

urged to contact their academic advisor with any questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSEDM degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSEDM degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management

4 Credits

Description

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology

4 Credits

Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits MHE503 or MHE509 Description

EDM504 - Public Health and the Aftermath of a Disaster

4 Credits

Description

EDM502 - Critical Infrastructure Vulnerability and Protection

4 Credits MHE503 MHE 509 MHE511

Description

EDM599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits All other 9 courses in the

program need to be taken prior Description

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Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster

4 Credits

Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment

4 Credits

Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

EDM501 - Domestic Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

EDM503 - Infectious Disease Mitigation Following Natural Disasters

4 Credits

Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy

4 Credits

Description

Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences The Doctor of Philosophy represents the highest level of achievement in any academic discipline TUI is

proud to offer a research degree resulting in a Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences

Students who earn this degree are qualified to enter academia or the top levels of health care

administration or health executive positions in government and the private sector These graduates will

have demonstrated excellence in their pursuit of academic study in their selected field As with any

quality PhD degree the work is challenging but the rewards are substantial

The purpose of the Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences program is to prepare professionals from

health and health related fields as leaders educators researchers and scholars Students select either

the educatorresearcher or practitioner concentration in International Health or Health Care

Administration All students in the program will develop advanced research skills directed toward the

creation of new knowledge demonstrated by a PhD Dissertation

Students will gain knowledge and skills that may be used to function at the entry level of university

professorial track teaching or at the highest levels of organizational management Students will gain an

extensive background and comprehension of various areas of health and will learn skills needed for

acquisition and application of advanced knowledge including current developments in their area of

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specialty Graduates will demonstrate effective scholarly writing and presentation as well as skills

needed to design perform compile and successfully defend a doctoral level dissertation The program

also provides students with the ability to make contributions by publishing in peer-reviewed journals

andor presenting research in professional conferences Students planning to enter an academic career

will learn skills for effective teaching in academic health profession programs

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health science

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications to specific areas of health sciences

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration

Admission Standards All applicants to the PhD Programs at TUI are required to possess the following

1 Have an earned Masters degree from an accredited college or university with at least 30

graduate level semester credits

2 Have a grade point average of 34 (on a 40 scale) on all work completed during the Masters

degree An official transcript of all prior academic work must be submitted

3 Possess analytical and critical thinking skills sufficient to deal with the doctoral program

demonstrated by a sample of research or academic publication Must submit a sample of

research oriented writing or publication

4 Possess writing and oral communication skills sufficient to conduct and deliver the results of

meaningful research Must submit an essay that includes current personal intellectual and

professional interests and why the student applies to the degree at TUI

5 Submit a current Curriculum Vita (Resume)

6 Possess information technology skills sufficient to effectively participate in the TUI PhD

pedagogical model

7 Possess Internet skills sufficient to effectively conduct research at a PhD level

8 Have successfully completed with a grade of B or better at least one course in Research

Methods or Statistics at the Masterrsquos or higher level If a student does not meet the research

requirement it can be met by successfully completing a Research Methods course from the TUI

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Masters program with a grade of B or better This course will be considered a prerequisite and

not included in the total number of PhD course units required by the students degree plan

9 International students must have minimum TOEFL of 55021379

You may apply only once to the TUI PhD program if denied no additional applications to the

same program will be accepted

Transfer Policies TUI accepts up to four semester credits of Doctoral level courses from accredited doctoral granting

institutions provided the transferred course meets the same general content standards as the TUI

course

Degree Requirements The PhD at TUI is a post Masterrsquos degree consisting of 44 semester credit hours of coursework which may be completed in six sessions with a load of 2 courses (8 credits) per session The program also consists of a research dissertation Based on the nature of independent research being conducted by each student the time needed to complete the dissertation will depend upon the individual student The PhD curriculum has the following components 1 Core Courses All students are required to take five (5) research methods courses and two (2) required theory courses in the field of health These courses provide the foundation for the elective courses which students may pursue in their specialized concentrations All courses are valued at four (4) semester credits The last course taken prior to the dissertation series is the required DHS699-Dissertation Proposal Seminar 2 Concentration Courses In addition to the required core courses there are four (4) concentration courses (electives) needed to complete the degree plan Students may select one concentration from an offering of three concentrations These courses are generally in the specific area of the research that the student will pursue All elective courses are valued at four (4) semester credits 3 Written and Oral Qualifying Students will be examined on their understanding of research methods and statistical concepts related to the research process 4 Dissertation Students demonstrate a synthesis of their doctoral study knowledge and scholarship with a significant quantitative research project that contributes to general principles of knowledge in the field(s) potentially impacted by the research Following the completion of the course work including the Dissertation Seminar (DHS 699) students will continue to work on the dissertation and register for subsequent sessions to DHS 700 701 702hellip The 700 series courses will appear in a separate section on the studentrsquos transcript dedicated to the dissertation

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Degree Requirements - Summary

Completion of 28 semester credit of core courses

Completion of 16 semester credit of elective courses

Successful completion of both oral and written Comprehensive exam

Successful completion of the Dissertation Seminar Prospectus (DHS699)

Successful defense of the dissertation proposal

Successful defense of the PhD dissertation and approval of the Dissertation Committee and

Program Director

Students in the doctoral degree programs must complete each doctoral course with a grade of B

(30) or better and maintain a cumulative GPA of 30 (B) or better for all courses applying toward the

degree

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

DHS600 - Research Methods in Health Sciences 4 Credits Description

DHS608 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics I 4 Credits Description

DHS612 - Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

DHS618 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics II 4 Credits Description

DHS620 - Linking Theory with Research 4 Credits Description

DHS652 - Research Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS699 - Dissertation Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS 700 through 711 ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

DHS 712 and above ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

Specialization Courses (16 Credits)

International Health EducatorResearcher

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of international health education and research

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in areas of international health education and research

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3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health education and research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health education and research

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

education and research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health education and research

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health education and research

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DHS621 - Curriculum in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

DHS623 - TeachingAdministration in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

International Health EducatorPractitioner

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge relevant to the international health practitioner

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their application

to the international health practitioner

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health

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DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH633 - Global Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

DIH635 - Geopolitical Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

Health Care Administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health care administration

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in health care administration

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of health

care administration

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

health care administration

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of health care

administration

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in health

care administration

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in health care administration

DHA619 - Current Issues in Health Administration Research 4 Credits Description

DHA621 - Health Care Law Regulation and Ethics 4 Credits Description

DHA623 - Advanced Leadership 4 Credits Description

DHA698 - Seminar in Strategic Planning for Health Organization 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

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42

MGT599 ndash Strategic Management 4 Credits Description

MKT501 ndash Strategic Marketing 4 Credits Description

OPM500 ndash Operation Management for Managers 4 Credits Description

MSHS ndash Concentration in Health Care Management (8 Courses 32 Credits)

MHM505 ndash Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM506 ndash Health Systems Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM522 ndash Legal Aspects of Health Administration 4 Credits Description

MHM535 ndash Hospital Administration 4 Credits Description

MIH521 ndash Health Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MIH527 ndash Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

MIH548 ndash Theory-Based Research 4 Credits Description

CAP599 ndash Integrative Capstone Course in Health Care Business Management

4 Credits Description

Graduate Certificates

Admission Standards

Possess a baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in health health science

or related field with a minimum GPA of 25 Submit transcripts of undergraduate and all prior

graduate work

Submit copies of any licenses and board certifications held

Academic Requirements

To be awarded the graduate certificate the student must earn a minimum ldquoB-rdquo (267) in the courses

that constitute the certificate with an overall program GPA of ldquoBrdquo (30) or better Programs may require

higher academic requirements for their specific certificates

Emergency and Disaster Management

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Emergency and Disaster Management is to provide the

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theoretical and philosophical foundations in principles of risk assessment emergency planning and

methodology related to terrorism and disaster relief

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHE507 - Bio- Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology 4 Credits Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits Choose one (1) course from the following)

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

MHE513 - Risk Assessment and Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE518 - Education in Emergency 4 Credits Description

Quality Assurance

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Quality Assurance is to provide administrators and practitioners

holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques used to achieve and

ensure quality health care delivery The focus will be on presenting the analytical tools and techniques

that will allow the health care administrator and professional to analyze assess and improve health

outcomes consumer satisfaction accountability and the processes within the organization that ensure

ongoing quality improvement The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit courses

designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in analyzing

developing and directing quality systems in the workplace

Required Course (16 Credits)

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM507 - Quality Assurance in Hospitals Healthcare Organizations 4 Credits Description

MHM509 - Quality Assurance in Managed Care 4 Credits Description

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MHM511 - Quality Assurance in Long Term Care Nursing Homes 4 Credits Description

Health Informatics

The graduate certificate in Health Informatics focuses on the application of computer information

systems to health care and public health and it is intended for students with a background in health

who wish to be prepared to apply current computer technology to the management of health care

services The certificate consists of the four following required courses

Required Courses (16 Credits)

Please select four (4) courses from the following

MHI500 - Introduction to Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI502 - Information Systems in the Delivery of Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHI504 - Systems Analysis for Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI506 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Systems Development in Health Informatics

4 Credits Description

MHI508 - Health Information Systems Security 4 Credits Description

Clinical Research Administration

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Clinical Research Administration is to provide administrators and

practitioners holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques to manage

the various aspects of clinical trial The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit

courses designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in the

administration of clinical research at a clinical site

Required Courses (16 Credits)

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

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Health Education The graduate certificate coursework in health education provides a theoretical and philosophical

foundation in principles of health promotion planning assessment and community health

education based on a synthesis of knowledge drawn from the physical biological social and

behavioral sciences Through the case study method students develop critical thinking skills in

community organization needs assessment and education strategies for individuals and groups

Students interested in the Certified Health Education Specialist exam who do not possess a

baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in the Health Sciences or Health

Professions concentrating in Health Education Community Health Education Public Health Education

School Health Education etc may be required to earn additional units in order to qualify for the National

Certification Exam Students are urged to contact NCHEC regarding eligibility and requirements for the

exam

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits)

Please choose one (1) course from the following

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging amp Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health amp Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy amp Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

Environmental Health Science The Certificate Program in Environmental Health Sciences is offered for those persons working in the

field of environmental health who need to develop their formal education in specific elements of the

field of environmental health Environmental Health consists of those organized activities undertaken to

protect and enhance the publicrsquos health through the recognition assessment and control of

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_____________________________________________________________________________________

46

environmental hazards with focus on biological chemical and physical hazards The two major aspects in

an environmental health program are the prevention of disease and the protection and promotion of

human well being

The certificate consists of four of the following required courses (16 credits)

MHS523 - Principles of Environmental Health 4 Credits Description

MHS525 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

MHS527 - Water Quality 4 Credits Description

MHS529 - Housing 4 Credits Description

MHS531 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

MHS533 - Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

MHS535 - Noise Control 4 Credits Description

MHS537 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

Conflict Resolution Management

Conflict is an inevitable part of our professional and personal lives As conflict has an adverse effect on

organizational goal attainment there has been a growing need to understand the sources of conflict

and consequently manage it by applying the appropriate approach and strategy All organizations across

all fields and industries share a common resource ndash people ndash who interact and perform under various

and demanding conditions and all potentially conducive to inter-personal and intra-organizational

conflict The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Conflict Resolution Management is to provide those

professionals in business health or education to master the advanced concepts and techniques of

conflict resolution management Unilateral Bilateral and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) which

will enable them to understand overcome and move beyond conflict The certificate consists of a series

of three graduate-level credit courses designed to provide graduates with knowledge and skills and a

capstone course oriented towards addressing most common real-life situations

Required Courses (16 Credits)

NCM501 - Foundations of Conflict Resolutions 4 Credits Description

NCM511 - Mediation and Arbitration 4 Credits Description

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47

NCM512 - Negotiation Strategies 4 Credits Description

NCM599 - Capstone Course 4 Credits Description

Master of Science in Health Administration Propelled by broad trends such as demographic growth an ageing population medical innovation and

increased public awareness the field of Health Administration offers rewarding and challenging career

opportunities in the 21st century The Master of Science in Health Administration (MSHA) degree caters

to real world practical needs and focuses on implementing the knowledge and skills needed for effective

administrative leadership roles in organizations throughout the complex healthcare ecosystem This

degree provides graduates with a strong knowledge base in all aspects of Health Administration

including management delivery systems finance ethics regulation and human resources

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Identify and apply appropriate models and theories to approach and address administrative

healthcare problems or issues

2 Evaluate multiple or competing perspectives and options and recommend appropriate

administrative plans or courses of action for a healthcare problem or issue

3 Apply quantitative skills and methods to evaluate healthcare datainformation

4 Critically evaluate professional literature in the field of health administration

5 Develop effective written documents and presentations as professionally appropriate at the

healthcare administrative level eg executive reports business plans and presentations

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

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Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Healthcare Management concentration may be able to

transfer to the MS in Health Administration degree program however students may not complete

the MSHS with a concentration in Healthcare Management and seek a second degree in the MS in

Health Administration program Students are urged to contact their academic advisor with any

questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSHA degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSHA degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHA506 - Health Care Systems Organization

4 Credits Description

MHA507 - Health Care Delivery Systems

4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems

4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration

4 Credits Description

MHM525 - Marketing in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHA599 - MSHA Capstone Course 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 MHM502

MHM514 MHM522 MHM525 Plus 3 Electives

Description

Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance

4 Credits

Description

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MHM501 - Management and Organizational Behavior

4 Credits

Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care

4 Credits Description

NCM501 - Foundation of Conflict Management

4 Credits

Description

Master of Science in Emergency and Disaster Management Each year people across the world are confronted by disasters As can be witnessed by world events

the ability of a nation state or community to plan for and respond to emergencies and disasters is

essential in mitigating the potentially catastrophic consequences of natural and man-made disasters

The Master of Science in Emergency amp Disaster Management (MSEDM) is designed for both military and

civilian students with experience responding to national and global humanitarian crises terrorist-based

events and natural disasters This program provides graduates with the skills to succeed in emergency

and disaster professions in the military federal state and local government and industry

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Apply effective solutions and responses to problems of a physical and psychological nature

experienced in a disaster aftermath

3 Develop emergency plans that meet state and federal guideline and demonstrate effective

communication skills

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

6 Analyze and evaluate disaster threats to public health infrastructure to effectively integrate and

develop coordinated responses with various agencies in disaster mitigation

7 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

8 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

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International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Emergency and Disaster Management concentration may be

able to transfer to the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management degree program however

students may not complete the MSHS with a concentration in Emergency and Disaster Management

and seek a second degree in the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management program Students are

urged to contact their academic advisor with any questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSEDM degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSEDM degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management

4 Credits

Description

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology

4 Credits

Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits MHE503 or MHE509 Description

EDM504 - Public Health and the Aftermath of a Disaster

4 Credits

Description

EDM502 - Critical Infrastructure Vulnerability and Protection

4 Credits MHE503 MHE 509 MHE511

Description

EDM599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits All other 9 courses in the

program need to be taken prior Description

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Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster

4 Credits

Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment

4 Credits

Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

EDM501 - Domestic Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

EDM503 - Infectious Disease Mitigation Following Natural Disasters

4 Credits

Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy

4 Credits

Description

Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences The Doctor of Philosophy represents the highest level of achievement in any academic discipline TUI is

proud to offer a research degree resulting in a Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences

Students who earn this degree are qualified to enter academia or the top levels of health care

administration or health executive positions in government and the private sector These graduates will

have demonstrated excellence in their pursuit of academic study in their selected field As with any

quality PhD degree the work is challenging but the rewards are substantial

The purpose of the Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences program is to prepare professionals from

health and health related fields as leaders educators researchers and scholars Students select either

the educatorresearcher or practitioner concentration in International Health or Health Care

Administration All students in the program will develop advanced research skills directed toward the

creation of new knowledge demonstrated by a PhD Dissertation

Students will gain knowledge and skills that may be used to function at the entry level of university

professorial track teaching or at the highest levels of organizational management Students will gain an

extensive background and comprehension of various areas of health and will learn skills needed for

acquisition and application of advanced knowledge including current developments in their area of

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specialty Graduates will demonstrate effective scholarly writing and presentation as well as skills

needed to design perform compile and successfully defend a doctoral level dissertation The program

also provides students with the ability to make contributions by publishing in peer-reviewed journals

andor presenting research in professional conferences Students planning to enter an academic career

will learn skills for effective teaching in academic health profession programs

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health science

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications to specific areas of health sciences

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration

Admission Standards All applicants to the PhD Programs at TUI are required to possess the following

1 Have an earned Masters degree from an accredited college or university with at least 30

graduate level semester credits

2 Have a grade point average of 34 (on a 40 scale) on all work completed during the Masters

degree An official transcript of all prior academic work must be submitted

3 Possess analytical and critical thinking skills sufficient to deal with the doctoral program

demonstrated by a sample of research or academic publication Must submit a sample of

research oriented writing or publication

4 Possess writing and oral communication skills sufficient to conduct and deliver the results of

meaningful research Must submit an essay that includes current personal intellectual and

professional interests and why the student applies to the degree at TUI

5 Submit a current Curriculum Vita (Resume)

6 Possess information technology skills sufficient to effectively participate in the TUI PhD

pedagogical model

7 Possess Internet skills sufficient to effectively conduct research at a PhD level

8 Have successfully completed with a grade of B or better at least one course in Research

Methods or Statistics at the Masterrsquos or higher level If a student does not meet the research

requirement it can be met by successfully completing a Research Methods course from the TUI

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Masters program with a grade of B or better This course will be considered a prerequisite and

not included in the total number of PhD course units required by the students degree plan

9 International students must have minimum TOEFL of 55021379

You may apply only once to the TUI PhD program if denied no additional applications to the

same program will be accepted

Transfer Policies TUI accepts up to four semester credits of Doctoral level courses from accredited doctoral granting

institutions provided the transferred course meets the same general content standards as the TUI

course

Degree Requirements The PhD at TUI is a post Masterrsquos degree consisting of 44 semester credit hours of coursework which may be completed in six sessions with a load of 2 courses (8 credits) per session The program also consists of a research dissertation Based on the nature of independent research being conducted by each student the time needed to complete the dissertation will depend upon the individual student The PhD curriculum has the following components 1 Core Courses All students are required to take five (5) research methods courses and two (2) required theory courses in the field of health These courses provide the foundation for the elective courses which students may pursue in their specialized concentrations All courses are valued at four (4) semester credits The last course taken prior to the dissertation series is the required DHS699-Dissertation Proposal Seminar 2 Concentration Courses In addition to the required core courses there are four (4) concentration courses (electives) needed to complete the degree plan Students may select one concentration from an offering of three concentrations These courses are generally in the specific area of the research that the student will pursue All elective courses are valued at four (4) semester credits 3 Written and Oral Qualifying Students will be examined on their understanding of research methods and statistical concepts related to the research process 4 Dissertation Students demonstrate a synthesis of their doctoral study knowledge and scholarship with a significant quantitative research project that contributes to general principles of knowledge in the field(s) potentially impacted by the research Following the completion of the course work including the Dissertation Seminar (DHS 699) students will continue to work on the dissertation and register for subsequent sessions to DHS 700 701 702hellip The 700 series courses will appear in a separate section on the studentrsquos transcript dedicated to the dissertation

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Degree Requirements - Summary

Completion of 28 semester credit of core courses

Completion of 16 semester credit of elective courses

Successful completion of both oral and written Comprehensive exam

Successful completion of the Dissertation Seminar Prospectus (DHS699)

Successful defense of the dissertation proposal

Successful defense of the PhD dissertation and approval of the Dissertation Committee and

Program Director

Students in the doctoral degree programs must complete each doctoral course with a grade of B

(30) or better and maintain a cumulative GPA of 30 (B) or better for all courses applying toward the

degree

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

DHS600 - Research Methods in Health Sciences 4 Credits Description

DHS608 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics I 4 Credits Description

DHS612 - Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

DHS618 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics II 4 Credits Description

DHS620 - Linking Theory with Research 4 Credits Description

DHS652 - Research Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS699 - Dissertation Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS 700 through 711 ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

DHS 712 and above ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

Specialization Courses (16 Credits)

International Health EducatorResearcher

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of international health education and research

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in areas of international health education and research

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3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health education and research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health education and research

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

education and research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health education and research

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health education and research

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DHS621 - Curriculum in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

DHS623 - TeachingAdministration in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

International Health EducatorPractitioner

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge relevant to the international health practitioner

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their application

to the international health practitioner

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health

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DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH633 - Global Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

DIH635 - Geopolitical Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

Health Care Administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health care administration

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in health care administration

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of health

care administration

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

health care administration

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of health care

administration

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in health

care administration

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in health care administration

DHA619 - Current Issues in Health Administration Research 4 Credits Description

DHA621 - Health Care Law Regulation and Ethics 4 Credits Description

DHA623 - Advanced Leadership 4 Credits Description

DHA698 - Seminar in Strategic Planning for Health Organization 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

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theoretical and philosophical foundations in principles of risk assessment emergency planning and

methodology related to terrorism and disaster relief

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHE507 - Bio- Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology 4 Credits Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits Choose one (1) course from the following)

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

MHE513 - Risk Assessment and Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE518 - Education in Emergency 4 Credits Description

Quality Assurance

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Quality Assurance is to provide administrators and practitioners

holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques used to achieve and

ensure quality health care delivery The focus will be on presenting the analytical tools and techniques

that will allow the health care administrator and professional to analyze assess and improve health

outcomes consumer satisfaction accountability and the processes within the organization that ensure

ongoing quality improvement The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit courses

designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in analyzing

developing and directing quality systems in the workplace

Required Course (16 Credits)

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance 4 Credits Description

MHM507 - Quality Assurance in Hospitals Healthcare Organizations 4 Credits Description

MHM509 - Quality Assurance in Managed Care 4 Credits Description

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MHM511 - Quality Assurance in Long Term Care Nursing Homes 4 Credits Description

Health Informatics

The graduate certificate in Health Informatics focuses on the application of computer information

systems to health care and public health and it is intended for students with a background in health

who wish to be prepared to apply current computer technology to the management of health care

services The certificate consists of the four following required courses

Required Courses (16 Credits)

Please select four (4) courses from the following

MHI500 - Introduction to Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI502 - Information Systems in the Delivery of Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHI504 - Systems Analysis for Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI506 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Systems Development in Health Informatics

4 Credits Description

MHI508 - Health Information Systems Security 4 Credits Description

Clinical Research Administration

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Clinical Research Administration is to provide administrators and

practitioners holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques to manage

the various aspects of clinical trial The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit

courses designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in the

administration of clinical research at a clinical site

Required Courses (16 Credits)

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

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Health Education The graduate certificate coursework in health education provides a theoretical and philosophical

foundation in principles of health promotion planning assessment and community health

education based on a synthesis of knowledge drawn from the physical biological social and

behavioral sciences Through the case study method students develop critical thinking skills in

community organization needs assessment and education strategies for individuals and groups

Students interested in the Certified Health Education Specialist exam who do not possess a

baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in the Health Sciences or Health

Professions concentrating in Health Education Community Health Education Public Health Education

School Health Education etc may be required to earn additional units in order to qualify for the National

Certification Exam Students are urged to contact NCHEC regarding eligibility and requirements for the

exam

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits)

Please choose one (1) course from the following

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging amp Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health amp Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy amp Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

Environmental Health Science The Certificate Program in Environmental Health Sciences is offered for those persons working in the

field of environmental health who need to develop their formal education in specific elements of the

field of environmental health Environmental Health consists of those organized activities undertaken to

protect and enhance the publicrsquos health through the recognition assessment and control of

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environmental hazards with focus on biological chemical and physical hazards The two major aspects in

an environmental health program are the prevention of disease and the protection and promotion of

human well being

The certificate consists of four of the following required courses (16 credits)

MHS523 - Principles of Environmental Health 4 Credits Description

MHS525 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

MHS527 - Water Quality 4 Credits Description

MHS529 - Housing 4 Credits Description

MHS531 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

MHS533 - Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

MHS535 - Noise Control 4 Credits Description

MHS537 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

Conflict Resolution Management

Conflict is an inevitable part of our professional and personal lives As conflict has an adverse effect on

organizational goal attainment there has been a growing need to understand the sources of conflict

and consequently manage it by applying the appropriate approach and strategy All organizations across

all fields and industries share a common resource ndash people ndash who interact and perform under various

and demanding conditions and all potentially conducive to inter-personal and intra-organizational

conflict The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Conflict Resolution Management is to provide those

professionals in business health or education to master the advanced concepts and techniques of

conflict resolution management Unilateral Bilateral and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) which

will enable them to understand overcome and move beyond conflict The certificate consists of a series

of three graduate-level credit courses designed to provide graduates with knowledge and skills and a

capstone course oriented towards addressing most common real-life situations

Required Courses (16 Credits)

NCM501 - Foundations of Conflict Resolutions 4 Credits Description

NCM511 - Mediation and Arbitration 4 Credits Description

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NCM512 - Negotiation Strategies 4 Credits Description

NCM599 - Capstone Course 4 Credits Description

Master of Science in Health Administration Propelled by broad trends such as demographic growth an ageing population medical innovation and

increased public awareness the field of Health Administration offers rewarding and challenging career

opportunities in the 21st century The Master of Science in Health Administration (MSHA) degree caters

to real world practical needs and focuses on implementing the knowledge and skills needed for effective

administrative leadership roles in organizations throughout the complex healthcare ecosystem This

degree provides graduates with a strong knowledge base in all aspects of Health Administration

including management delivery systems finance ethics regulation and human resources

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Identify and apply appropriate models and theories to approach and address administrative

healthcare problems or issues

2 Evaluate multiple or competing perspectives and options and recommend appropriate

administrative plans or courses of action for a healthcare problem or issue

3 Apply quantitative skills and methods to evaluate healthcare datainformation

4 Critically evaluate professional literature in the field of health administration

5 Develop effective written documents and presentations as professionally appropriate at the

healthcare administrative level eg executive reports business plans and presentations

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

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Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Healthcare Management concentration may be able to

transfer to the MS in Health Administration degree program however students may not complete

the MSHS with a concentration in Healthcare Management and seek a second degree in the MS in

Health Administration program Students are urged to contact their academic advisor with any

questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSHA degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSHA degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHA506 - Health Care Systems Organization

4 Credits Description

MHA507 - Health Care Delivery Systems

4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems

4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration

4 Credits Description

MHM525 - Marketing in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHA599 - MSHA Capstone Course 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 MHM502

MHM514 MHM522 MHM525 Plus 3 Electives

Description

Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance

4 Credits

Description

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MHM501 - Management and Organizational Behavior

4 Credits

Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care

4 Credits Description

NCM501 - Foundation of Conflict Management

4 Credits

Description

Master of Science in Emergency and Disaster Management Each year people across the world are confronted by disasters As can be witnessed by world events

the ability of a nation state or community to plan for and respond to emergencies and disasters is

essential in mitigating the potentially catastrophic consequences of natural and man-made disasters

The Master of Science in Emergency amp Disaster Management (MSEDM) is designed for both military and

civilian students with experience responding to national and global humanitarian crises terrorist-based

events and natural disasters This program provides graduates with the skills to succeed in emergency

and disaster professions in the military federal state and local government and industry

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Apply effective solutions and responses to problems of a physical and psychological nature

experienced in a disaster aftermath

3 Develop emergency plans that meet state and federal guideline and demonstrate effective

communication skills

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

6 Analyze and evaluate disaster threats to public health infrastructure to effectively integrate and

develop coordinated responses with various agencies in disaster mitigation

7 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

8 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

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50

International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Emergency and Disaster Management concentration may be

able to transfer to the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management degree program however

students may not complete the MSHS with a concentration in Emergency and Disaster Management

and seek a second degree in the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management program Students are

urged to contact their academic advisor with any questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSEDM degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSEDM degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management

4 Credits

Description

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology

4 Credits

Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits MHE503 or MHE509 Description

EDM504 - Public Health and the Aftermath of a Disaster

4 Credits

Description

EDM502 - Critical Infrastructure Vulnerability and Protection

4 Credits MHE503 MHE 509 MHE511

Description

EDM599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits All other 9 courses in the

program need to be taken prior Description

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Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster

4 Credits

Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment

4 Credits

Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

EDM501 - Domestic Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

EDM503 - Infectious Disease Mitigation Following Natural Disasters

4 Credits

Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy

4 Credits

Description

Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences The Doctor of Philosophy represents the highest level of achievement in any academic discipline TUI is

proud to offer a research degree resulting in a Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences

Students who earn this degree are qualified to enter academia or the top levels of health care

administration or health executive positions in government and the private sector These graduates will

have demonstrated excellence in their pursuit of academic study in their selected field As with any

quality PhD degree the work is challenging but the rewards are substantial

The purpose of the Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences program is to prepare professionals from

health and health related fields as leaders educators researchers and scholars Students select either

the educatorresearcher or practitioner concentration in International Health or Health Care

Administration All students in the program will develop advanced research skills directed toward the

creation of new knowledge demonstrated by a PhD Dissertation

Students will gain knowledge and skills that may be used to function at the entry level of university

professorial track teaching or at the highest levels of organizational management Students will gain an

extensive background and comprehension of various areas of health and will learn skills needed for

acquisition and application of advanced knowledge including current developments in their area of

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_____________________________________________________________________________________

52

specialty Graduates will demonstrate effective scholarly writing and presentation as well as skills

needed to design perform compile and successfully defend a doctoral level dissertation The program

also provides students with the ability to make contributions by publishing in peer-reviewed journals

andor presenting research in professional conferences Students planning to enter an academic career

will learn skills for effective teaching in academic health profession programs

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health science

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications to specific areas of health sciences

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration

Admission Standards All applicants to the PhD Programs at TUI are required to possess the following

1 Have an earned Masters degree from an accredited college or university with at least 30

graduate level semester credits

2 Have a grade point average of 34 (on a 40 scale) on all work completed during the Masters

degree An official transcript of all prior academic work must be submitted

3 Possess analytical and critical thinking skills sufficient to deal with the doctoral program

demonstrated by a sample of research or academic publication Must submit a sample of

research oriented writing or publication

4 Possess writing and oral communication skills sufficient to conduct and deliver the results of

meaningful research Must submit an essay that includes current personal intellectual and

professional interests and why the student applies to the degree at TUI

5 Submit a current Curriculum Vita (Resume)

6 Possess information technology skills sufficient to effectively participate in the TUI PhD

pedagogical model

7 Possess Internet skills sufficient to effectively conduct research at a PhD level

8 Have successfully completed with a grade of B or better at least one course in Research

Methods or Statistics at the Masterrsquos or higher level If a student does not meet the research

requirement it can be met by successfully completing a Research Methods course from the TUI

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Masters program with a grade of B or better This course will be considered a prerequisite and

not included in the total number of PhD course units required by the students degree plan

9 International students must have minimum TOEFL of 55021379

You may apply only once to the TUI PhD program if denied no additional applications to the

same program will be accepted

Transfer Policies TUI accepts up to four semester credits of Doctoral level courses from accredited doctoral granting

institutions provided the transferred course meets the same general content standards as the TUI

course

Degree Requirements The PhD at TUI is a post Masterrsquos degree consisting of 44 semester credit hours of coursework which may be completed in six sessions with a load of 2 courses (8 credits) per session The program also consists of a research dissertation Based on the nature of independent research being conducted by each student the time needed to complete the dissertation will depend upon the individual student The PhD curriculum has the following components 1 Core Courses All students are required to take five (5) research methods courses and two (2) required theory courses in the field of health These courses provide the foundation for the elective courses which students may pursue in their specialized concentrations All courses are valued at four (4) semester credits The last course taken prior to the dissertation series is the required DHS699-Dissertation Proposal Seminar 2 Concentration Courses In addition to the required core courses there are four (4) concentration courses (electives) needed to complete the degree plan Students may select one concentration from an offering of three concentrations These courses are generally in the specific area of the research that the student will pursue All elective courses are valued at four (4) semester credits 3 Written and Oral Qualifying Students will be examined on their understanding of research methods and statistical concepts related to the research process 4 Dissertation Students demonstrate a synthesis of their doctoral study knowledge and scholarship with a significant quantitative research project that contributes to general principles of knowledge in the field(s) potentially impacted by the research Following the completion of the course work including the Dissertation Seminar (DHS 699) students will continue to work on the dissertation and register for subsequent sessions to DHS 700 701 702hellip The 700 series courses will appear in a separate section on the studentrsquos transcript dedicated to the dissertation

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Degree Requirements - Summary

Completion of 28 semester credit of core courses

Completion of 16 semester credit of elective courses

Successful completion of both oral and written Comprehensive exam

Successful completion of the Dissertation Seminar Prospectus (DHS699)

Successful defense of the dissertation proposal

Successful defense of the PhD dissertation and approval of the Dissertation Committee and

Program Director

Students in the doctoral degree programs must complete each doctoral course with a grade of B

(30) or better and maintain a cumulative GPA of 30 (B) or better for all courses applying toward the

degree

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

DHS600 - Research Methods in Health Sciences 4 Credits Description

DHS608 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics I 4 Credits Description

DHS612 - Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

DHS618 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics II 4 Credits Description

DHS620 - Linking Theory with Research 4 Credits Description

DHS652 - Research Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS699 - Dissertation Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS 700 through 711 ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

DHS 712 and above ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

Specialization Courses (16 Credits)

International Health EducatorResearcher

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of international health education and research

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in areas of international health education and research

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3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health education and research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health education and research

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

education and research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health education and research

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health education and research

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DHS621 - Curriculum in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

DHS623 - TeachingAdministration in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

International Health EducatorPractitioner

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge relevant to the international health practitioner

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their application

to the international health practitioner

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health

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DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH633 - Global Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

DIH635 - Geopolitical Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

Health Care Administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health care administration

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in health care administration

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of health

care administration

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

health care administration

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of health care

administration

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in health

care administration

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in health care administration

DHA619 - Current Issues in Health Administration Research 4 Credits Description

DHA621 - Health Care Law Regulation and Ethics 4 Credits Description

DHA623 - Advanced Leadership 4 Credits Description

DHA698 - Seminar in Strategic Planning for Health Organization 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

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44

MHM511 - Quality Assurance in Long Term Care Nursing Homes 4 Credits Description

Health Informatics

The graduate certificate in Health Informatics focuses on the application of computer information

systems to health care and public health and it is intended for students with a background in health

who wish to be prepared to apply current computer technology to the management of health care

services The certificate consists of the four following required courses

Required Courses (16 Credits)

Please select four (4) courses from the following

MHI500 - Introduction to Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI502 - Information Systems in the Delivery of Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHI504 - Systems Analysis for Health Informatics 4 Credits Description

MHI506 - Introduction to Object-Oriented Systems Development in Health Informatics

4 Credits Description

MHI508 - Health Information Systems Security 4 Credits Description

Clinical Research Administration

The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Clinical Research Administration is to provide administrators and

practitioners holding a bachelors degree the opportunity to learn the tools and techniques to manage

the various aspects of clinical trial The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit

courses designed to provide graduates with current industry practices and leadership techniques in the

administration of clinical research at a clinical site

Required Courses (16 Credits)

CRA550 - Clinical Research Administration I 4 Credits Description

CRA552 - Clinical Research Administration II 4 Credits Description

CRA505 - Clinical Research Industry 4 Credits Description

CRA507 - Clinical Research Regulations 4 Credits Description

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Health Education The graduate certificate coursework in health education provides a theoretical and philosophical

foundation in principles of health promotion planning assessment and community health

education based on a synthesis of knowledge drawn from the physical biological social and

behavioral sciences Through the case study method students develop critical thinking skills in

community organization needs assessment and education strategies for individuals and groups

Students interested in the Certified Health Education Specialist exam who do not possess a

baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in the Health Sciences or Health

Professions concentrating in Health Education Community Health Education Public Health Education

School Health Education etc may be required to earn additional units in order to qualify for the National

Certification Exam Students are urged to contact NCHEC regarding eligibility and requirements for the

exam

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits)

Please choose one (1) course from the following

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging amp Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health amp Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy amp Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

Environmental Health Science The Certificate Program in Environmental Health Sciences is offered for those persons working in the

field of environmental health who need to develop their formal education in specific elements of the

field of environmental health Environmental Health consists of those organized activities undertaken to

protect and enhance the publicrsquos health through the recognition assessment and control of

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46

environmental hazards with focus on biological chemical and physical hazards The two major aspects in

an environmental health program are the prevention of disease and the protection and promotion of

human well being

The certificate consists of four of the following required courses (16 credits)

MHS523 - Principles of Environmental Health 4 Credits Description

MHS525 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

MHS527 - Water Quality 4 Credits Description

MHS529 - Housing 4 Credits Description

MHS531 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

MHS533 - Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

MHS535 - Noise Control 4 Credits Description

MHS537 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

Conflict Resolution Management

Conflict is an inevitable part of our professional and personal lives As conflict has an adverse effect on

organizational goal attainment there has been a growing need to understand the sources of conflict

and consequently manage it by applying the appropriate approach and strategy All organizations across

all fields and industries share a common resource ndash people ndash who interact and perform under various

and demanding conditions and all potentially conducive to inter-personal and intra-organizational

conflict The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Conflict Resolution Management is to provide those

professionals in business health or education to master the advanced concepts and techniques of

conflict resolution management Unilateral Bilateral and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) which

will enable them to understand overcome and move beyond conflict The certificate consists of a series

of three graduate-level credit courses designed to provide graduates with knowledge and skills and a

capstone course oriented towards addressing most common real-life situations

Required Courses (16 Credits)

NCM501 - Foundations of Conflict Resolutions 4 Credits Description

NCM511 - Mediation and Arbitration 4 Credits Description

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NCM512 - Negotiation Strategies 4 Credits Description

NCM599 - Capstone Course 4 Credits Description

Master of Science in Health Administration Propelled by broad trends such as demographic growth an ageing population medical innovation and

increased public awareness the field of Health Administration offers rewarding and challenging career

opportunities in the 21st century The Master of Science in Health Administration (MSHA) degree caters

to real world practical needs and focuses on implementing the knowledge and skills needed for effective

administrative leadership roles in organizations throughout the complex healthcare ecosystem This

degree provides graduates with a strong knowledge base in all aspects of Health Administration

including management delivery systems finance ethics regulation and human resources

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Identify and apply appropriate models and theories to approach and address administrative

healthcare problems or issues

2 Evaluate multiple or competing perspectives and options and recommend appropriate

administrative plans or courses of action for a healthcare problem or issue

3 Apply quantitative skills and methods to evaluate healthcare datainformation

4 Critically evaluate professional literature in the field of health administration

5 Develop effective written documents and presentations as professionally appropriate at the

healthcare administrative level eg executive reports business plans and presentations

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

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Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Healthcare Management concentration may be able to

transfer to the MS in Health Administration degree program however students may not complete

the MSHS with a concentration in Healthcare Management and seek a second degree in the MS in

Health Administration program Students are urged to contact their academic advisor with any

questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSHA degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSHA degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHA506 - Health Care Systems Organization

4 Credits Description

MHA507 - Health Care Delivery Systems

4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems

4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration

4 Credits Description

MHM525 - Marketing in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHA599 - MSHA Capstone Course 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 MHM502

MHM514 MHM522 MHM525 Plus 3 Electives

Description

Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance

4 Credits

Description

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MHM501 - Management and Organizational Behavior

4 Credits

Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care

4 Credits Description

NCM501 - Foundation of Conflict Management

4 Credits

Description

Master of Science in Emergency and Disaster Management Each year people across the world are confronted by disasters As can be witnessed by world events

the ability of a nation state or community to plan for and respond to emergencies and disasters is

essential in mitigating the potentially catastrophic consequences of natural and man-made disasters

The Master of Science in Emergency amp Disaster Management (MSEDM) is designed for both military and

civilian students with experience responding to national and global humanitarian crises terrorist-based

events and natural disasters This program provides graduates with the skills to succeed in emergency

and disaster professions in the military federal state and local government and industry

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Apply effective solutions and responses to problems of a physical and psychological nature

experienced in a disaster aftermath

3 Develop emergency plans that meet state and federal guideline and demonstrate effective

communication skills

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

6 Analyze and evaluate disaster threats to public health infrastructure to effectively integrate and

develop coordinated responses with various agencies in disaster mitigation

7 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

8 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

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International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Emergency and Disaster Management concentration may be

able to transfer to the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management degree program however

students may not complete the MSHS with a concentration in Emergency and Disaster Management

and seek a second degree in the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management program Students are

urged to contact their academic advisor with any questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSEDM degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSEDM degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management

4 Credits

Description

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology

4 Credits

Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits MHE503 or MHE509 Description

EDM504 - Public Health and the Aftermath of a Disaster

4 Credits

Description

EDM502 - Critical Infrastructure Vulnerability and Protection

4 Credits MHE503 MHE 509 MHE511

Description

EDM599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits All other 9 courses in the

program need to be taken prior Description

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Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster

4 Credits

Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment

4 Credits

Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

EDM501 - Domestic Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

EDM503 - Infectious Disease Mitigation Following Natural Disasters

4 Credits

Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy

4 Credits

Description

Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences The Doctor of Philosophy represents the highest level of achievement in any academic discipline TUI is

proud to offer a research degree resulting in a Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences

Students who earn this degree are qualified to enter academia or the top levels of health care

administration or health executive positions in government and the private sector These graduates will

have demonstrated excellence in their pursuit of academic study in their selected field As with any

quality PhD degree the work is challenging but the rewards are substantial

The purpose of the Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences program is to prepare professionals from

health and health related fields as leaders educators researchers and scholars Students select either

the educatorresearcher or practitioner concentration in International Health or Health Care

Administration All students in the program will develop advanced research skills directed toward the

creation of new knowledge demonstrated by a PhD Dissertation

Students will gain knowledge and skills that may be used to function at the entry level of university

professorial track teaching or at the highest levels of organizational management Students will gain an

extensive background and comprehension of various areas of health and will learn skills needed for

acquisition and application of advanced knowledge including current developments in their area of

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specialty Graduates will demonstrate effective scholarly writing and presentation as well as skills

needed to design perform compile and successfully defend a doctoral level dissertation The program

also provides students with the ability to make contributions by publishing in peer-reviewed journals

andor presenting research in professional conferences Students planning to enter an academic career

will learn skills for effective teaching in academic health profession programs

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health science

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications to specific areas of health sciences

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration

Admission Standards All applicants to the PhD Programs at TUI are required to possess the following

1 Have an earned Masters degree from an accredited college or university with at least 30

graduate level semester credits

2 Have a grade point average of 34 (on a 40 scale) on all work completed during the Masters

degree An official transcript of all prior academic work must be submitted

3 Possess analytical and critical thinking skills sufficient to deal with the doctoral program

demonstrated by a sample of research or academic publication Must submit a sample of

research oriented writing or publication

4 Possess writing and oral communication skills sufficient to conduct and deliver the results of

meaningful research Must submit an essay that includes current personal intellectual and

professional interests and why the student applies to the degree at TUI

5 Submit a current Curriculum Vita (Resume)

6 Possess information technology skills sufficient to effectively participate in the TUI PhD

pedagogical model

7 Possess Internet skills sufficient to effectively conduct research at a PhD level

8 Have successfully completed with a grade of B or better at least one course in Research

Methods or Statistics at the Masterrsquos or higher level If a student does not meet the research

requirement it can be met by successfully completing a Research Methods course from the TUI

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Masters program with a grade of B or better This course will be considered a prerequisite and

not included in the total number of PhD course units required by the students degree plan

9 International students must have minimum TOEFL of 55021379

You may apply only once to the TUI PhD program if denied no additional applications to the

same program will be accepted

Transfer Policies TUI accepts up to four semester credits of Doctoral level courses from accredited doctoral granting

institutions provided the transferred course meets the same general content standards as the TUI

course

Degree Requirements The PhD at TUI is a post Masterrsquos degree consisting of 44 semester credit hours of coursework which may be completed in six sessions with a load of 2 courses (8 credits) per session The program also consists of a research dissertation Based on the nature of independent research being conducted by each student the time needed to complete the dissertation will depend upon the individual student The PhD curriculum has the following components 1 Core Courses All students are required to take five (5) research methods courses and two (2) required theory courses in the field of health These courses provide the foundation for the elective courses which students may pursue in their specialized concentrations All courses are valued at four (4) semester credits The last course taken prior to the dissertation series is the required DHS699-Dissertation Proposal Seminar 2 Concentration Courses In addition to the required core courses there are four (4) concentration courses (electives) needed to complete the degree plan Students may select one concentration from an offering of three concentrations These courses are generally in the specific area of the research that the student will pursue All elective courses are valued at four (4) semester credits 3 Written and Oral Qualifying Students will be examined on their understanding of research methods and statistical concepts related to the research process 4 Dissertation Students demonstrate a synthesis of their doctoral study knowledge and scholarship with a significant quantitative research project that contributes to general principles of knowledge in the field(s) potentially impacted by the research Following the completion of the course work including the Dissertation Seminar (DHS 699) students will continue to work on the dissertation and register for subsequent sessions to DHS 700 701 702hellip The 700 series courses will appear in a separate section on the studentrsquos transcript dedicated to the dissertation

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Degree Requirements - Summary

Completion of 28 semester credit of core courses

Completion of 16 semester credit of elective courses

Successful completion of both oral and written Comprehensive exam

Successful completion of the Dissertation Seminar Prospectus (DHS699)

Successful defense of the dissertation proposal

Successful defense of the PhD dissertation and approval of the Dissertation Committee and

Program Director

Students in the doctoral degree programs must complete each doctoral course with a grade of B

(30) or better and maintain a cumulative GPA of 30 (B) or better for all courses applying toward the

degree

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

DHS600 - Research Methods in Health Sciences 4 Credits Description

DHS608 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics I 4 Credits Description

DHS612 - Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

DHS618 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics II 4 Credits Description

DHS620 - Linking Theory with Research 4 Credits Description

DHS652 - Research Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS699 - Dissertation Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS 700 through 711 ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

DHS 712 and above ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

Specialization Courses (16 Credits)

International Health EducatorResearcher

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of international health education and research

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in areas of international health education and research

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3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health education and research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health education and research

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

education and research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health education and research

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health education and research

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DHS621 - Curriculum in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

DHS623 - TeachingAdministration in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

International Health EducatorPractitioner

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge relevant to the international health practitioner

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their application

to the international health practitioner

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health

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DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH633 - Global Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

DIH635 - Geopolitical Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

Health Care Administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health care administration

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in health care administration

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of health

care administration

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

health care administration

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of health care

administration

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in health

care administration

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in health care administration

DHA619 - Current Issues in Health Administration Research 4 Credits Description

DHA621 - Health Care Law Regulation and Ethics 4 Credits Description

DHA623 - Advanced Leadership 4 Credits Description

DHA698 - Seminar in Strategic Planning for Health Organization 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

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45

Health Education The graduate certificate coursework in health education provides a theoretical and philosophical

foundation in principles of health promotion planning assessment and community health

education based on a synthesis of knowledge drawn from the physical biological social and

behavioral sciences Through the case study method students develop critical thinking skills in

community organization needs assessment and education strategies for individuals and groups

Students interested in the Certified Health Education Specialist exam who do not possess a

baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in the Health Sciences or Health

Professions concentrating in Health Education Community Health Education Public Health Education

School Health Education etc may be required to earn additional units in order to qualify for the National

Certification Exam Students are urged to contact NCHEC regarding eligibility and requirements for the

exam

Required Courses (12 Credits)

MHD502 - Health Through the Life Span 4 Credits Description

MHD504 - Health Promotion Program Planning Design and Evaluation 4 Credits Description

MHD508 - Health Behavior and Change 4 Credits Description

Elective Courses (4 Credits)

Please choose one (1) course from the following

MHD521 - Perspectives in Community Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD531 - Aging amp Health Education 4 Credits Description

MHD541 - Mental Health amp Society 4 Credits Description

MHD551 - Teen Age Pregnancy amp Early Parenting 4 Credits Description

MHD561 - Health Education Program Administration 4 Credits Description

Environmental Health Science The Certificate Program in Environmental Health Sciences is offered for those persons working in the

field of environmental health who need to develop their formal education in specific elements of the

field of environmental health Environmental Health consists of those organized activities undertaken to

protect and enhance the publicrsquos health through the recognition assessment and control of

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environmental hazards with focus on biological chemical and physical hazards The two major aspects in

an environmental health program are the prevention of disease and the protection and promotion of

human well being

The certificate consists of four of the following required courses (16 credits)

MHS523 - Principles of Environmental Health 4 Credits Description

MHS525 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

MHS527 - Water Quality 4 Credits Description

MHS529 - Housing 4 Credits Description

MHS531 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

MHS533 - Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

MHS535 - Noise Control 4 Credits Description

MHS537 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

Conflict Resolution Management

Conflict is an inevitable part of our professional and personal lives As conflict has an adverse effect on

organizational goal attainment there has been a growing need to understand the sources of conflict

and consequently manage it by applying the appropriate approach and strategy All organizations across

all fields and industries share a common resource ndash people ndash who interact and perform under various

and demanding conditions and all potentially conducive to inter-personal and intra-organizational

conflict The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Conflict Resolution Management is to provide those

professionals in business health or education to master the advanced concepts and techniques of

conflict resolution management Unilateral Bilateral and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) which

will enable them to understand overcome and move beyond conflict The certificate consists of a series

of three graduate-level credit courses designed to provide graduates with knowledge and skills and a

capstone course oriented towards addressing most common real-life situations

Required Courses (16 Credits)

NCM501 - Foundations of Conflict Resolutions 4 Credits Description

NCM511 - Mediation and Arbitration 4 Credits Description

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NCM512 - Negotiation Strategies 4 Credits Description

NCM599 - Capstone Course 4 Credits Description

Master of Science in Health Administration Propelled by broad trends such as demographic growth an ageing population medical innovation and

increased public awareness the field of Health Administration offers rewarding and challenging career

opportunities in the 21st century The Master of Science in Health Administration (MSHA) degree caters

to real world practical needs and focuses on implementing the knowledge and skills needed for effective

administrative leadership roles in organizations throughout the complex healthcare ecosystem This

degree provides graduates with a strong knowledge base in all aspects of Health Administration

including management delivery systems finance ethics regulation and human resources

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Identify and apply appropriate models and theories to approach and address administrative

healthcare problems or issues

2 Evaluate multiple or competing perspectives and options and recommend appropriate

administrative plans or courses of action for a healthcare problem or issue

3 Apply quantitative skills and methods to evaluate healthcare datainformation

4 Critically evaluate professional literature in the field of health administration

5 Develop effective written documents and presentations as professionally appropriate at the

healthcare administrative level eg executive reports business plans and presentations

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

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Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Healthcare Management concentration may be able to

transfer to the MS in Health Administration degree program however students may not complete

the MSHS with a concentration in Healthcare Management and seek a second degree in the MS in

Health Administration program Students are urged to contact their academic advisor with any

questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSHA degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSHA degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHA506 - Health Care Systems Organization

4 Credits Description

MHA507 - Health Care Delivery Systems

4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems

4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration

4 Credits Description

MHM525 - Marketing in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHA599 - MSHA Capstone Course 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 MHM502

MHM514 MHM522 MHM525 Plus 3 Electives

Description

Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance

4 Credits

Description

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MHM501 - Management and Organizational Behavior

4 Credits

Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care

4 Credits Description

NCM501 - Foundation of Conflict Management

4 Credits

Description

Master of Science in Emergency and Disaster Management Each year people across the world are confronted by disasters As can be witnessed by world events

the ability of a nation state or community to plan for and respond to emergencies and disasters is

essential in mitigating the potentially catastrophic consequences of natural and man-made disasters

The Master of Science in Emergency amp Disaster Management (MSEDM) is designed for both military and

civilian students with experience responding to national and global humanitarian crises terrorist-based

events and natural disasters This program provides graduates with the skills to succeed in emergency

and disaster professions in the military federal state and local government and industry

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Apply effective solutions and responses to problems of a physical and psychological nature

experienced in a disaster aftermath

3 Develop emergency plans that meet state and federal guideline and demonstrate effective

communication skills

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

6 Analyze and evaluate disaster threats to public health infrastructure to effectively integrate and

develop coordinated responses with various agencies in disaster mitigation

7 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

8 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

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International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Emergency and Disaster Management concentration may be

able to transfer to the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management degree program however

students may not complete the MSHS with a concentration in Emergency and Disaster Management

and seek a second degree in the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management program Students are

urged to contact their academic advisor with any questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSEDM degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSEDM degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management

4 Credits

Description

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology

4 Credits

Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits MHE503 or MHE509 Description

EDM504 - Public Health and the Aftermath of a Disaster

4 Credits

Description

EDM502 - Critical Infrastructure Vulnerability and Protection

4 Credits MHE503 MHE 509 MHE511

Description

EDM599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits All other 9 courses in the

program need to be taken prior Description

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Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster

4 Credits

Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment

4 Credits

Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

EDM501 - Domestic Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

EDM503 - Infectious Disease Mitigation Following Natural Disasters

4 Credits

Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy

4 Credits

Description

Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences The Doctor of Philosophy represents the highest level of achievement in any academic discipline TUI is

proud to offer a research degree resulting in a Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences

Students who earn this degree are qualified to enter academia or the top levels of health care

administration or health executive positions in government and the private sector These graduates will

have demonstrated excellence in their pursuit of academic study in their selected field As with any

quality PhD degree the work is challenging but the rewards are substantial

The purpose of the Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences program is to prepare professionals from

health and health related fields as leaders educators researchers and scholars Students select either

the educatorresearcher or practitioner concentration in International Health or Health Care

Administration All students in the program will develop advanced research skills directed toward the

creation of new knowledge demonstrated by a PhD Dissertation

Students will gain knowledge and skills that may be used to function at the entry level of university

professorial track teaching or at the highest levels of organizational management Students will gain an

extensive background and comprehension of various areas of health and will learn skills needed for

acquisition and application of advanced knowledge including current developments in their area of

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specialty Graduates will demonstrate effective scholarly writing and presentation as well as skills

needed to design perform compile and successfully defend a doctoral level dissertation The program

also provides students with the ability to make contributions by publishing in peer-reviewed journals

andor presenting research in professional conferences Students planning to enter an academic career

will learn skills for effective teaching in academic health profession programs

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health science

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications to specific areas of health sciences

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration

Admission Standards All applicants to the PhD Programs at TUI are required to possess the following

1 Have an earned Masters degree from an accredited college or university with at least 30

graduate level semester credits

2 Have a grade point average of 34 (on a 40 scale) on all work completed during the Masters

degree An official transcript of all prior academic work must be submitted

3 Possess analytical and critical thinking skills sufficient to deal with the doctoral program

demonstrated by a sample of research or academic publication Must submit a sample of

research oriented writing or publication

4 Possess writing and oral communication skills sufficient to conduct and deliver the results of

meaningful research Must submit an essay that includes current personal intellectual and

professional interests and why the student applies to the degree at TUI

5 Submit a current Curriculum Vita (Resume)

6 Possess information technology skills sufficient to effectively participate in the TUI PhD

pedagogical model

7 Possess Internet skills sufficient to effectively conduct research at a PhD level

8 Have successfully completed with a grade of B or better at least one course in Research

Methods or Statistics at the Masterrsquos or higher level If a student does not meet the research

requirement it can be met by successfully completing a Research Methods course from the TUI

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Masters program with a grade of B or better This course will be considered a prerequisite and

not included in the total number of PhD course units required by the students degree plan

9 International students must have minimum TOEFL of 55021379

You may apply only once to the TUI PhD program if denied no additional applications to the

same program will be accepted

Transfer Policies TUI accepts up to four semester credits of Doctoral level courses from accredited doctoral granting

institutions provided the transferred course meets the same general content standards as the TUI

course

Degree Requirements The PhD at TUI is a post Masterrsquos degree consisting of 44 semester credit hours of coursework which may be completed in six sessions with a load of 2 courses (8 credits) per session The program also consists of a research dissertation Based on the nature of independent research being conducted by each student the time needed to complete the dissertation will depend upon the individual student The PhD curriculum has the following components 1 Core Courses All students are required to take five (5) research methods courses and two (2) required theory courses in the field of health These courses provide the foundation for the elective courses which students may pursue in their specialized concentrations All courses are valued at four (4) semester credits The last course taken prior to the dissertation series is the required DHS699-Dissertation Proposal Seminar 2 Concentration Courses In addition to the required core courses there are four (4) concentration courses (electives) needed to complete the degree plan Students may select one concentration from an offering of three concentrations These courses are generally in the specific area of the research that the student will pursue All elective courses are valued at four (4) semester credits 3 Written and Oral Qualifying Students will be examined on their understanding of research methods and statistical concepts related to the research process 4 Dissertation Students demonstrate a synthesis of their doctoral study knowledge and scholarship with a significant quantitative research project that contributes to general principles of knowledge in the field(s) potentially impacted by the research Following the completion of the course work including the Dissertation Seminar (DHS 699) students will continue to work on the dissertation and register for subsequent sessions to DHS 700 701 702hellip The 700 series courses will appear in a separate section on the studentrsquos transcript dedicated to the dissertation

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Degree Requirements - Summary

Completion of 28 semester credit of core courses

Completion of 16 semester credit of elective courses

Successful completion of both oral and written Comprehensive exam

Successful completion of the Dissertation Seminar Prospectus (DHS699)

Successful defense of the dissertation proposal

Successful defense of the PhD dissertation and approval of the Dissertation Committee and

Program Director

Students in the doctoral degree programs must complete each doctoral course with a grade of B

(30) or better and maintain a cumulative GPA of 30 (B) or better for all courses applying toward the

degree

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

DHS600 - Research Methods in Health Sciences 4 Credits Description

DHS608 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics I 4 Credits Description

DHS612 - Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

DHS618 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics II 4 Credits Description

DHS620 - Linking Theory with Research 4 Credits Description

DHS652 - Research Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS699 - Dissertation Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS 700 through 711 ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

DHS 712 and above ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

Specialization Courses (16 Credits)

International Health EducatorResearcher

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of international health education and research

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in areas of international health education and research

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3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health education and research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health education and research

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

education and research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health education and research

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health education and research

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DHS621 - Curriculum in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

DHS623 - TeachingAdministration in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

International Health EducatorPractitioner

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge relevant to the international health practitioner

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their application

to the international health practitioner

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health

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DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH633 - Global Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

DIH635 - Geopolitical Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

Health Care Administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health care administration

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in health care administration

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of health

care administration

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

health care administration

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of health care

administration

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in health

care administration

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in health care administration

DHA619 - Current Issues in Health Administration Research 4 Credits Description

DHA621 - Health Care Law Regulation and Ethics 4 Credits Description

DHA623 - Advanced Leadership 4 Credits Description

DHA698 - Seminar in Strategic Planning for Health Organization 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

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46

environmental hazards with focus on biological chemical and physical hazards The two major aspects in

an environmental health program are the prevention of disease and the protection and promotion of

human well being

The certificate consists of four of the following required courses (16 credits)

MHS523 - Principles of Environmental Health 4 Credits Description

MHS525 - Food Protection 4 Credits Description

MHS527 - Water Quality 4 Credits Description

MHS529 - Housing 4 Credits Description

MHS531 - Vector Control 4 Credits Description

MHS533 - Wastewater Management 4 Credits Description

MHS535 - Noise Control 4 Credits Description

MHS537 - Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment 4 Credits Description

Conflict Resolution Management

Conflict is an inevitable part of our professional and personal lives As conflict has an adverse effect on

organizational goal attainment there has been a growing need to understand the sources of conflict

and consequently manage it by applying the appropriate approach and strategy All organizations across

all fields and industries share a common resource ndash people ndash who interact and perform under various

and demanding conditions and all potentially conducive to inter-personal and intra-organizational

conflict The goal of the Graduate Certificate in Conflict Resolution Management is to provide those

professionals in business health or education to master the advanced concepts and techniques of

conflict resolution management Unilateral Bilateral and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) which

will enable them to understand overcome and move beyond conflict The certificate consists of a series

of three graduate-level credit courses designed to provide graduates with knowledge and skills and a

capstone course oriented towards addressing most common real-life situations

Required Courses (16 Credits)

NCM501 - Foundations of Conflict Resolutions 4 Credits Description

NCM511 - Mediation and Arbitration 4 Credits Description

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NCM512 - Negotiation Strategies 4 Credits Description

NCM599 - Capstone Course 4 Credits Description

Master of Science in Health Administration Propelled by broad trends such as demographic growth an ageing population medical innovation and

increased public awareness the field of Health Administration offers rewarding and challenging career

opportunities in the 21st century The Master of Science in Health Administration (MSHA) degree caters

to real world practical needs and focuses on implementing the knowledge and skills needed for effective

administrative leadership roles in organizations throughout the complex healthcare ecosystem This

degree provides graduates with a strong knowledge base in all aspects of Health Administration

including management delivery systems finance ethics regulation and human resources

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Identify and apply appropriate models and theories to approach and address administrative

healthcare problems or issues

2 Evaluate multiple or competing perspectives and options and recommend appropriate

administrative plans or courses of action for a healthcare problem or issue

3 Apply quantitative skills and methods to evaluate healthcare datainformation

4 Critically evaluate professional literature in the field of health administration

5 Develop effective written documents and presentations as professionally appropriate at the

healthcare administrative level eg executive reports business plans and presentations

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

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Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Healthcare Management concentration may be able to

transfer to the MS in Health Administration degree program however students may not complete

the MSHS with a concentration in Healthcare Management and seek a second degree in the MS in

Health Administration program Students are urged to contact their academic advisor with any

questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSHA degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSHA degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHA506 - Health Care Systems Organization

4 Credits Description

MHA507 - Health Care Delivery Systems

4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems

4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration

4 Credits Description

MHM525 - Marketing in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHA599 - MSHA Capstone Course 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 MHM502

MHM514 MHM522 MHM525 Plus 3 Electives

Description

Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance

4 Credits

Description

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MHM501 - Management and Organizational Behavior

4 Credits

Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care

4 Credits Description

NCM501 - Foundation of Conflict Management

4 Credits

Description

Master of Science in Emergency and Disaster Management Each year people across the world are confronted by disasters As can be witnessed by world events

the ability of a nation state or community to plan for and respond to emergencies and disasters is

essential in mitigating the potentially catastrophic consequences of natural and man-made disasters

The Master of Science in Emergency amp Disaster Management (MSEDM) is designed for both military and

civilian students with experience responding to national and global humanitarian crises terrorist-based

events and natural disasters This program provides graduates with the skills to succeed in emergency

and disaster professions in the military federal state and local government and industry

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Apply effective solutions and responses to problems of a physical and psychological nature

experienced in a disaster aftermath

3 Develop emergency plans that meet state and federal guideline and demonstrate effective

communication skills

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

6 Analyze and evaluate disaster threats to public health infrastructure to effectively integrate and

develop coordinated responses with various agencies in disaster mitigation

7 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

8 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

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50

International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Emergency and Disaster Management concentration may be

able to transfer to the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management degree program however

students may not complete the MSHS with a concentration in Emergency and Disaster Management

and seek a second degree in the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management program Students are

urged to contact their academic advisor with any questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSEDM degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSEDM degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management

4 Credits

Description

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology

4 Credits

Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits MHE503 or MHE509 Description

EDM504 - Public Health and the Aftermath of a Disaster

4 Credits

Description

EDM502 - Critical Infrastructure Vulnerability and Protection

4 Credits MHE503 MHE 509 MHE511

Description

EDM599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits All other 9 courses in the

program need to be taken prior Description

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Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster

4 Credits

Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment

4 Credits

Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

EDM501 - Domestic Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

EDM503 - Infectious Disease Mitigation Following Natural Disasters

4 Credits

Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy

4 Credits

Description

Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences The Doctor of Philosophy represents the highest level of achievement in any academic discipline TUI is

proud to offer a research degree resulting in a Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences

Students who earn this degree are qualified to enter academia or the top levels of health care

administration or health executive positions in government and the private sector These graduates will

have demonstrated excellence in their pursuit of academic study in their selected field As with any

quality PhD degree the work is challenging but the rewards are substantial

The purpose of the Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences program is to prepare professionals from

health and health related fields as leaders educators researchers and scholars Students select either

the educatorresearcher or practitioner concentration in International Health or Health Care

Administration All students in the program will develop advanced research skills directed toward the

creation of new knowledge demonstrated by a PhD Dissertation

Students will gain knowledge and skills that may be used to function at the entry level of university

professorial track teaching or at the highest levels of organizational management Students will gain an

extensive background and comprehension of various areas of health and will learn skills needed for

acquisition and application of advanced knowledge including current developments in their area of

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52

specialty Graduates will demonstrate effective scholarly writing and presentation as well as skills

needed to design perform compile and successfully defend a doctoral level dissertation The program

also provides students with the ability to make contributions by publishing in peer-reviewed journals

andor presenting research in professional conferences Students planning to enter an academic career

will learn skills for effective teaching in academic health profession programs

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health science

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications to specific areas of health sciences

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration

Admission Standards All applicants to the PhD Programs at TUI are required to possess the following

1 Have an earned Masters degree from an accredited college or university with at least 30

graduate level semester credits

2 Have a grade point average of 34 (on a 40 scale) on all work completed during the Masters

degree An official transcript of all prior academic work must be submitted

3 Possess analytical and critical thinking skills sufficient to deal with the doctoral program

demonstrated by a sample of research or academic publication Must submit a sample of

research oriented writing or publication

4 Possess writing and oral communication skills sufficient to conduct and deliver the results of

meaningful research Must submit an essay that includes current personal intellectual and

professional interests and why the student applies to the degree at TUI

5 Submit a current Curriculum Vita (Resume)

6 Possess information technology skills sufficient to effectively participate in the TUI PhD

pedagogical model

7 Possess Internet skills sufficient to effectively conduct research at a PhD level

8 Have successfully completed with a grade of B or better at least one course in Research

Methods or Statistics at the Masterrsquos or higher level If a student does not meet the research

requirement it can be met by successfully completing a Research Methods course from the TUI

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Masters program with a grade of B or better This course will be considered a prerequisite and

not included in the total number of PhD course units required by the students degree plan

9 International students must have minimum TOEFL of 55021379

You may apply only once to the TUI PhD program if denied no additional applications to the

same program will be accepted

Transfer Policies TUI accepts up to four semester credits of Doctoral level courses from accredited doctoral granting

institutions provided the transferred course meets the same general content standards as the TUI

course

Degree Requirements The PhD at TUI is a post Masterrsquos degree consisting of 44 semester credit hours of coursework which may be completed in six sessions with a load of 2 courses (8 credits) per session The program also consists of a research dissertation Based on the nature of independent research being conducted by each student the time needed to complete the dissertation will depend upon the individual student The PhD curriculum has the following components 1 Core Courses All students are required to take five (5) research methods courses and two (2) required theory courses in the field of health These courses provide the foundation for the elective courses which students may pursue in their specialized concentrations All courses are valued at four (4) semester credits The last course taken prior to the dissertation series is the required DHS699-Dissertation Proposal Seminar 2 Concentration Courses In addition to the required core courses there are four (4) concentration courses (electives) needed to complete the degree plan Students may select one concentration from an offering of three concentrations These courses are generally in the specific area of the research that the student will pursue All elective courses are valued at four (4) semester credits 3 Written and Oral Qualifying Students will be examined on their understanding of research methods and statistical concepts related to the research process 4 Dissertation Students demonstrate a synthesis of their doctoral study knowledge and scholarship with a significant quantitative research project that contributes to general principles of knowledge in the field(s) potentially impacted by the research Following the completion of the course work including the Dissertation Seminar (DHS 699) students will continue to work on the dissertation and register for subsequent sessions to DHS 700 701 702hellip The 700 series courses will appear in a separate section on the studentrsquos transcript dedicated to the dissertation

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54

Degree Requirements - Summary

Completion of 28 semester credit of core courses

Completion of 16 semester credit of elective courses

Successful completion of both oral and written Comprehensive exam

Successful completion of the Dissertation Seminar Prospectus (DHS699)

Successful defense of the dissertation proposal

Successful defense of the PhD dissertation and approval of the Dissertation Committee and

Program Director

Students in the doctoral degree programs must complete each doctoral course with a grade of B

(30) or better and maintain a cumulative GPA of 30 (B) or better for all courses applying toward the

degree

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

DHS600 - Research Methods in Health Sciences 4 Credits Description

DHS608 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics I 4 Credits Description

DHS612 - Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

DHS618 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics II 4 Credits Description

DHS620 - Linking Theory with Research 4 Credits Description

DHS652 - Research Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS699 - Dissertation Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS 700 through 711 ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

DHS 712 and above ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

Specialization Courses (16 Credits)

International Health EducatorResearcher

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of international health education and research

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in areas of international health education and research

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55

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health education and research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health education and research

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

education and research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health education and research

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health education and research

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DHS621 - Curriculum in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

DHS623 - TeachingAdministration in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

International Health EducatorPractitioner

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge relevant to the international health practitioner

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their application

to the international health practitioner

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health

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56

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH633 - Global Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

DIH635 - Geopolitical Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

Health Care Administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health care administration

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in health care administration

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of health

care administration

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

health care administration

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of health care

administration

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in health

care administration

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in health care administration

DHA619 - Current Issues in Health Administration Research 4 Credits Description

DHA621 - Health Care Law Regulation and Ethics 4 Credits Description

DHA623 - Advanced Leadership 4 Credits Description

DHA698 - Seminar in Strategic Planning for Health Organization 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

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47

NCM512 - Negotiation Strategies 4 Credits Description

NCM599 - Capstone Course 4 Credits Description

Master of Science in Health Administration Propelled by broad trends such as demographic growth an ageing population medical innovation and

increased public awareness the field of Health Administration offers rewarding and challenging career

opportunities in the 21st century The Master of Science in Health Administration (MSHA) degree caters

to real world practical needs and focuses on implementing the knowledge and skills needed for effective

administrative leadership roles in organizations throughout the complex healthcare ecosystem This

degree provides graduates with a strong knowledge base in all aspects of Health Administration

including management delivery systems finance ethics regulation and human resources

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Identify and apply appropriate models and theories to approach and address administrative

healthcare problems or issues

2 Evaluate multiple or competing perspectives and options and recommend appropriate

administrative plans or courses of action for a healthcare problem or issue

3 Apply quantitative skills and methods to evaluate healthcare datainformation

4 Critically evaluate professional literature in the field of health administration

5 Develop effective written documents and presentations as professionally appropriate at the

healthcare administrative level eg executive reports business plans and presentations

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

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48

Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Healthcare Management concentration may be able to

transfer to the MS in Health Administration degree program however students may not complete

the MSHS with a concentration in Healthcare Management and seek a second degree in the MS in

Health Administration program Students are urged to contact their academic advisor with any

questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSHA degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSHA degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHA506 - Health Care Systems Organization

4 Credits Description

MHA507 - Health Care Delivery Systems

4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems

4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration

4 Credits Description

MHM525 - Marketing in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHA599 - MSHA Capstone Course 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 MHM502

MHM514 MHM522 MHM525 Plus 3 Electives

Description

Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance

4 Credits

Description

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49

MHM501 - Management and Organizational Behavior

4 Credits

Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care

4 Credits Description

NCM501 - Foundation of Conflict Management

4 Credits

Description

Master of Science in Emergency and Disaster Management Each year people across the world are confronted by disasters As can be witnessed by world events

the ability of a nation state or community to plan for and respond to emergencies and disasters is

essential in mitigating the potentially catastrophic consequences of natural and man-made disasters

The Master of Science in Emergency amp Disaster Management (MSEDM) is designed for both military and

civilian students with experience responding to national and global humanitarian crises terrorist-based

events and natural disasters This program provides graduates with the skills to succeed in emergency

and disaster professions in the military federal state and local government and industry

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Apply effective solutions and responses to problems of a physical and psychological nature

experienced in a disaster aftermath

3 Develop emergency plans that meet state and federal guideline and demonstrate effective

communication skills

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

6 Analyze and evaluate disaster threats to public health infrastructure to effectively integrate and

develop coordinated responses with various agencies in disaster mitigation

7 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

8 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

College of Health Sciences Catalog

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50

International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Emergency and Disaster Management concentration may be

able to transfer to the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management degree program however

students may not complete the MSHS with a concentration in Emergency and Disaster Management

and seek a second degree in the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management program Students are

urged to contact their academic advisor with any questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSEDM degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSEDM degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management

4 Credits

Description

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology

4 Credits

Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits MHE503 or MHE509 Description

EDM504 - Public Health and the Aftermath of a Disaster

4 Credits

Description

EDM502 - Critical Infrastructure Vulnerability and Protection

4 Credits MHE503 MHE 509 MHE511

Description

EDM599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits All other 9 courses in the

program need to be taken prior Description

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51

Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster

4 Credits

Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment

4 Credits

Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

EDM501 - Domestic Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

EDM503 - Infectious Disease Mitigation Following Natural Disasters

4 Credits

Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy

4 Credits

Description

Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences The Doctor of Philosophy represents the highest level of achievement in any academic discipline TUI is

proud to offer a research degree resulting in a Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences

Students who earn this degree are qualified to enter academia or the top levels of health care

administration or health executive positions in government and the private sector These graduates will

have demonstrated excellence in their pursuit of academic study in their selected field As with any

quality PhD degree the work is challenging but the rewards are substantial

The purpose of the Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences program is to prepare professionals from

health and health related fields as leaders educators researchers and scholars Students select either

the educatorresearcher or practitioner concentration in International Health or Health Care

Administration All students in the program will develop advanced research skills directed toward the

creation of new knowledge demonstrated by a PhD Dissertation

Students will gain knowledge and skills that may be used to function at the entry level of university

professorial track teaching or at the highest levels of organizational management Students will gain an

extensive background and comprehension of various areas of health and will learn skills needed for

acquisition and application of advanced knowledge including current developments in their area of

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52

specialty Graduates will demonstrate effective scholarly writing and presentation as well as skills

needed to design perform compile and successfully defend a doctoral level dissertation The program

also provides students with the ability to make contributions by publishing in peer-reviewed journals

andor presenting research in professional conferences Students planning to enter an academic career

will learn skills for effective teaching in academic health profession programs

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health science

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications to specific areas of health sciences

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration

Admission Standards All applicants to the PhD Programs at TUI are required to possess the following

1 Have an earned Masters degree from an accredited college or university with at least 30

graduate level semester credits

2 Have a grade point average of 34 (on a 40 scale) on all work completed during the Masters

degree An official transcript of all prior academic work must be submitted

3 Possess analytical and critical thinking skills sufficient to deal with the doctoral program

demonstrated by a sample of research or academic publication Must submit a sample of

research oriented writing or publication

4 Possess writing and oral communication skills sufficient to conduct and deliver the results of

meaningful research Must submit an essay that includes current personal intellectual and

professional interests and why the student applies to the degree at TUI

5 Submit a current Curriculum Vita (Resume)

6 Possess information technology skills sufficient to effectively participate in the TUI PhD

pedagogical model

7 Possess Internet skills sufficient to effectively conduct research at a PhD level

8 Have successfully completed with a grade of B or better at least one course in Research

Methods or Statistics at the Masterrsquos or higher level If a student does not meet the research

requirement it can be met by successfully completing a Research Methods course from the TUI

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53

Masters program with a grade of B or better This course will be considered a prerequisite and

not included in the total number of PhD course units required by the students degree plan

9 International students must have minimum TOEFL of 55021379

You may apply only once to the TUI PhD program if denied no additional applications to the

same program will be accepted

Transfer Policies TUI accepts up to four semester credits of Doctoral level courses from accredited doctoral granting

institutions provided the transferred course meets the same general content standards as the TUI

course

Degree Requirements The PhD at TUI is a post Masterrsquos degree consisting of 44 semester credit hours of coursework which may be completed in six sessions with a load of 2 courses (8 credits) per session The program also consists of a research dissertation Based on the nature of independent research being conducted by each student the time needed to complete the dissertation will depend upon the individual student The PhD curriculum has the following components 1 Core Courses All students are required to take five (5) research methods courses and two (2) required theory courses in the field of health These courses provide the foundation for the elective courses which students may pursue in their specialized concentrations All courses are valued at four (4) semester credits The last course taken prior to the dissertation series is the required DHS699-Dissertation Proposal Seminar 2 Concentration Courses In addition to the required core courses there are four (4) concentration courses (electives) needed to complete the degree plan Students may select one concentration from an offering of three concentrations These courses are generally in the specific area of the research that the student will pursue All elective courses are valued at four (4) semester credits 3 Written and Oral Qualifying Students will be examined on their understanding of research methods and statistical concepts related to the research process 4 Dissertation Students demonstrate a synthesis of their doctoral study knowledge and scholarship with a significant quantitative research project that contributes to general principles of knowledge in the field(s) potentially impacted by the research Following the completion of the course work including the Dissertation Seminar (DHS 699) students will continue to work on the dissertation and register for subsequent sessions to DHS 700 701 702hellip The 700 series courses will appear in a separate section on the studentrsquos transcript dedicated to the dissertation

College of Health Sciences Catalog

_____________________________________________________________________________________

54

Degree Requirements - Summary

Completion of 28 semester credit of core courses

Completion of 16 semester credit of elective courses

Successful completion of both oral and written Comprehensive exam

Successful completion of the Dissertation Seminar Prospectus (DHS699)

Successful defense of the dissertation proposal

Successful defense of the PhD dissertation and approval of the Dissertation Committee and

Program Director

Students in the doctoral degree programs must complete each doctoral course with a grade of B

(30) or better and maintain a cumulative GPA of 30 (B) or better for all courses applying toward the

degree

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

DHS600 - Research Methods in Health Sciences 4 Credits Description

DHS608 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics I 4 Credits Description

DHS612 - Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

DHS618 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics II 4 Credits Description

DHS620 - Linking Theory with Research 4 Credits Description

DHS652 - Research Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS699 - Dissertation Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS 700 through 711 ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

DHS 712 and above ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

Specialization Courses (16 Credits)

International Health EducatorResearcher

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of international health education and research

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in areas of international health education and research

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55

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health education and research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health education and research

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

education and research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health education and research

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health education and research

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DHS621 - Curriculum in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

DHS623 - TeachingAdministration in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

International Health EducatorPractitioner

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge relevant to the international health practitioner

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their application

to the international health practitioner

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health

College of Health Sciences Catalog

_____________________________________________________________________________________

56

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH633 - Global Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

DIH635 - Geopolitical Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

Health Care Administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health care administration

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in health care administration

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of health

care administration

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

health care administration

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of health care

administration

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in health

care administration

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in health care administration

DHA619 - Current Issues in Health Administration Research 4 Credits Description

DHA621 - Health Care Law Regulation and Ethics 4 Credits Description

DHA623 - Advanced Leadership 4 Credits Description

DHA698 - Seminar in Strategic Planning for Health Organization 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

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College of Health Sciences Catalog

_____________________________________________________________________________________

48

Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Healthcare Management concentration may be able to

transfer to the MS in Health Administration degree program however students may not complete

the MSHS with a concentration in Healthcare Management and seek a second degree in the MS in

Health Administration program Students are urged to contact their academic advisor with any

questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSHA degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSHA degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHA506 - Health Care Systems Organization

4 Credits Description

MHA507 - Health Care Delivery Systems

4 Credits Description

MHM502 - Health Care Finance 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM514 - Health Information Systems

4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 Description

MHM522 - Legal Aspects of Health Administration

4 Credits Description

MHM525 - Marketing in Health Care 4 Credits Description

MHA599 - MSHA Capstone Course 4 Credits MHA506 MHA 507 MHM502

MHM514 MHM522 MHM525 Plus 3 Electives

Description

Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHM505 - Introduction to Quality Assurance

4 Credits

Description

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49

MHM501 - Management and Organizational Behavior

4 Credits

Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care

4 Credits Description

NCM501 - Foundation of Conflict Management

4 Credits

Description

Master of Science in Emergency and Disaster Management Each year people across the world are confronted by disasters As can be witnessed by world events

the ability of a nation state or community to plan for and respond to emergencies and disasters is

essential in mitigating the potentially catastrophic consequences of natural and man-made disasters

The Master of Science in Emergency amp Disaster Management (MSEDM) is designed for both military and

civilian students with experience responding to national and global humanitarian crises terrorist-based

events and natural disasters This program provides graduates with the skills to succeed in emergency

and disaster professions in the military federal state and local government and industry

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Apply effective solutions and responses to problems of a physical and psychological nature

experienced in a disaster aftermath

3 Develop emergency plans that meet state and federal guideline and demonstrate effective

communication skills

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

6 Analyze and evaluate disaster threats to public health infrastructure to effectively integrate and

develop coordinated responses with various agencies in disaster mitigation

7 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

8 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

College of Health Sciences Catalog

_____________________________________________________________________________________

50

International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Emergency and Disaster Management concentration may be

able to transfer to the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management degree program however

students may not complete the MSHS with a concentration in Emergency and Disaster Management

and seek a second degree in the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management program Students are

urged to contact their academic advisor with any questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSEDM degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSEDM degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management

4 Credits

Description

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology

4 Credits

Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits MHE503 or MHE509 Description

EDM504 - Public Health and the Aftermath of a Disaster

4 Credits

Description

EDM502 - Critical Infrastructure Vulnerability and Protection

4 Credits MHE503 MHE 509 MHE511

Description

EDM599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits All other 9 courses in the

program need to be taken prior Description

College of Health Sciences Catalog

_____________________________________________________________________________________

51

Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster

4 Credits

Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment

4 Credits

Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

EDM501 - Domestic Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

EDM503 - Infectious Disease Mitigation Following Natural Disasters

4 Credits

Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy

4 Credits

Description

Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences The Doctor of Philosophy represents the highest level of achievement in any academic discipline TUI is

proud to offer a research degree resulting in a Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences

Students who earn this degree are qualified to enter academia or the top levels of health care

administration or health executive positions in government and the private sector These graduates will

have demonstrated excellence in their pursuit of academic study in their selected field As with any

quality PhD degree the work is challenging but the rewards are substantial

The purpose of the Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences program is to prepare professionals from

health and health related fields as leaders educators researchers and scholars Students select either

the educatorresearcher or practitioner concentration in International Health or Health Care

Administration All students in the program will develop advanced research skills directed toward the

creation of new knowledge demonstrated by a PhD Dissertation

Students will gain knowledge and skills that may be used to function at the entry level of university

professorial track teaching or at the highest levels of organizational management Students will gain an

extensive background and comprehension of various areas of health and will learn skills needed for

acquisition and application of advanced knowledge including current developments in their area of

College of Health Sciences Catalog

_____________________________________________________________________________________

52

specialty Graduates will demonstrate effective scholarly writing and presentation as well as skills

needed to design perform compile and successfully defend a doctoral level dissertation The program

also provides students with the ability to make contributions by publishing in peer-reviewed journals

andor presenting research in professional conferences Students planning to enter an academic career

will learn skills for effective teaching in academic health profession programs

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health science

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications to specific areas of health sciences

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration

Admission Standards All applicants to the PhD Programs at TUI are required to possess the following

1 Have an earned Masters degree from an accredited college or university with at least 30

graduate level semester credits

2 Have a grade point average of 34 (on a 40 scale) on all work completed during the Masters

degree An official transcript of all prior academic work must be submitted

3 Possess analytical and critical thinking skills sufficient to deal with the doctoral program

demonstrated by a sample of research or academic publication Must submit a sample of

research oriented writing or publication

4 Possess writing and oral communication skills sufficient to conduct and deliver the results of

meaningful research Must submit an essay that includes current personal intellectual and

professional interests and why the student applies to the degree at TUI

5 Submit a current Curriculum Vita (Resume)

6 Possess information technology skills sufficient to effectively participate in the TUI PhD

pedagogical model

7 Possess Internet skills sufficient to effectively conduct research at a PhD level

8 Have successfully completed with a grade of B or better at least one course in Research

Methods or Statistics at the Masterrsquos or higher level If a student does not meet the research

requirement it can be met by successfully completing a Research Methods course from the TUI

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53

Masters program with a grade of B or better This course will be considered a prerequisite and

not included in the total number of PhD course units required by the students degree plan

9 International students must have minimum TOEFL of 55021379

You may apply only once to the TUI PhD program if denied no additional applications to the

same program will be accepted

Transfer Policies TUI accepts up to four semester credits of Doctoral level courses from accredited doctoral granting

institutions provided the transferred course meets the same general content standards as the TUI

course

Degree Requirements The PhD at TUI is a post Masterrsquos degree consisting of 44 semester credit hours of coursework which may be completed in six sessions with a load of 2 courses (8 credits) per session The program also consists of a research dissertation Based on the nature of independent research being conducted by each student the time needed to complete the dissertation will depend upon the individual student The PhD curriculum has the following components 1 Core Courses All students are required to take five (5) research methods courses and two (2) required theory courses in the field of health These courses provide the foundation for the elective courses which students may pursue in their specialized concentrations All courses are valued at four (4) semester credits The last course taken prior to the dissertation series is the required DHS699-Dissertation Proposal Seminar 2 Concentration Courses In addition to the required core courses there are four (4) concentration courses (electives) needed to complete the degree plan Students may select one concentration from an offering of three concentrations These courses are generally in the specific area of the research that the student will pursue All elective courses are valued at four (4) semester credits 3 Written and Oral Qualifying Students will be examined on their understanding of research methods and statistical concepts related to the research process 4 Dissertation Students demonstrate a synthesis of their doctoral study knowledge and scholarship with a significant quantitative research project that contributes to general principles of knowledge in the field(s) potentially impacted by the research Following the completion of the course work including the Dissertation Seminar (DHS 699) students will continue to work on the dissertation and register for subsequent sessions to DHS 700 701 702hellip The 700 series courses will appear in a separate section on the studentrsquos transcript dedicated to the dissertation

College of Health Sciences Catalog

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54

Degree Requirements - Summary

Completion of 28 semester credit of core courses

Completion of 16 semester credit of elective courses

Successful completion of both oral and written Comprehensive exam

Successful completion of the Dissertation Seminar Prospectus (DHS699)

Successful defense of the dissertation proposal

Successful defense of the PhD dissertation and approval of the Dissertation Committee and

Program Director

Students in the doctoral degree programs must complete each doctoral course with a grade of B

(30) or better and maintain a cumulative GPA of 30 (B) or better for all courses applying toward the

degree

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

DHS600 - Research Methods in Health Sciences 4 Credits Description

DHS608 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics I 4 Credits Description

DHS612 - Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

DHS618 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics II 4 Credits Description

DHS620 - Linking Theory with Research 4 Credits Description

DHS652 - Research Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS699 - Dissertation Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS 700 through 711 ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

DHS 712 and above ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

Specialization Courses (16 Credits)

International Health EducatorResearcher

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of international health education and research

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in areas of international health education and research

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3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health education and research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health education and research

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

education and research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health education and research

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health education and research

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DHS621 - Curriculum in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

DHS623 - TeachingAdministration in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

International Health EducatorPractitioner

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge relevant to the international health practitioner

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their application

to the international health practitioner

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health

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DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH633 - Global Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

DIH635 - Geopolitical Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

Health Care Administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health care administration

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in health care administration

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of health

care administration

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

health care administration

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of health care

administration

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in health

care administration

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in health care administration

DHA619 - Current Issues in Health Administration Research 4 Credits Description

DHA621 - Health Care Law Regulation and Ethics 4 Credits Description

DHA623 - Advanced Leadership 4 Credits Description

DHA698 - Seminar in Strategic Planning for Health Organization 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

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49

MHM501 - Management and Organizational Behavior

4 Credits

Description

MHM508 - Strategic Planning in Health Care

4 Credits Description

NCM501 - Foundation of Conflict Management

4 Credits

Description

Master of Science in Emergency and Disaster Management Each year people across the world are confronted by disasters As can be witnessed by world events

the ability of a nation state or community to plan for and respond to emergencies and disasters is

essential in mitigating the potentially catastrophic consequences of natural and man-made disasters

The Master of Science in Emergency amp Disaster Management (MSEDM) is designed for both military and

civilian students with experience responding to national and global humanitarian crises terrorist-based

events and natural disasters This program provides graduates with the skills to succeed in emergency

and disaster professions in the military federal state and local government and industry

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of theories and practices relevant to emergency and disaster

management

2 Apply effective solutions and responses to problems of a physical and psychological nature

experienced in a disaster aftermath

3 Develop emergency plans that meet state and federal guideline and demonstrate effective

communication skills

4 Critically assess new developments and advances relevant to emergency and disaster

management

5 Apply in a critical manner legal and ethical practice and decision making as an emergency and

disaster management professional

6 Analyze and evaluate disaster threats to public health infrastructure to effectively integrate and

develop coordinated responses with various agencies in disaster mitigation

7 Identify and critically evaluate research findings in emergency and disaster management

8 Distinguish between and reconcile the economic political and social forces that impact the

environment in which the emergency and disaster management professional functions

Admission Requirements Students seeking admission to any Graduate Program at TUI must provide a baccalaureate degree

transcript from an accredited college or university in a related field with a minimum GPA of 25 or

better

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International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Emergency and Disaster Management concentration may be

able to transfer to the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management degree program however

students may not complete the MSHS with a concentration in Emergency and Disaster Management

and seek a second degree in the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management program Students are

urged to contact their academic advisor with any questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSEDM degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSEDM degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management

4 Credits

Description

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology

4 Credits

Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits MHE503 or MHE509 Description

EDM504 - Public Health and the Aftermath of a Disaster

4 Credits

Description

EDM502 - Critical Infrastructure Vulnerability and Protection

4 Credits MHE503 MHE 509 MHE511

Description

EDM599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits All other 9 courses in the

program need to be taken prior Description

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Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster

4 Credits

Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment

4 Credits

Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

EDM501 - Domestic Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

EDM503 - Infectious Disease Mitigation Following Natural Disasters

4 Credits

Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy

4 Credits

Description

Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences The Doctor of Philosophy represents the highest level of achievement in any academic discipline TUI is

proud to offer a research degree resulting in a Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences

Students who earn this degree are qualified to enter academia or the top levels of health care

administration or health executive positions in government and the private sector These graduates will

have demonstrated excellence in their pursuit of academic study in their selected field As with any

quality PhD degree the work is challenging but the rewards are substantial

The purpose of the Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences program is to prepare professionals from

health and health related fields as leaders educators researchers and scholars Students select either

the educatorresearcher or practitioner concentration in International Health or Health Care

Administration All students in the program will develop advanced research skills directed toward the

creation of new knowledge demonstrated by a PhD Dissertation

Students will gain knowledge and skills that may be used to function at the entry level of university

professorial track teaching or at the highest levels of organizational management Students will gain an

extensive background and comprehension of various areas of health and will learn skills needed for

acquisition and application of advanced knowledge including current developments in their area of

College of Health Sciences Catalog

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52

specialty Graduates will demonstrate effective scholarly writing and presentation as well as skills

needed to design perform compile and successfully defend a doctoral level dissertation The program

also provides students with the ability to make contributions by publishing in peer-reviewed journals

andor presenting research in professional conferences Students planning to enter an academic career

will learn skills for effective teaching in academic health profession programs

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health science

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications to specific areas of health sciences

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration

Admission Standards All applicants to the PhD Programs at TUI are required to possess the following

1 Have an earned Masters degree from an accredited college or university with at least 30

graduate level semester credits

2 Have a grade point average of 34 (on a 40 scale) on all work completed during the Masters

degree An official transcript of all prior academic work must be submitted

3 Possess analytical and critical thinking skills sufficient to deal with the doctoral program

demonstrated by a sample of research or academic publication Must submit a sample of

research oriented writing or publication

4 Possess writing and oral communication skills sufficient to conduct and deliver the results of

meaningful research Must submit an essay that includes current personal intellectual and

professional interests and why the student applies to the degree at TUI

5 Submit a current Curriculum Vita (Resume)

6 Possess information technology skills sufficient to effectively participate in the TUI PhD

pedagogical model

7 Possess Internet skills sufficient to effectively conduct research at a PhD level

8 Have successfully completed with a grade of B or better at least one course in Research

Methods or Statistics at the Masterrsquos or higher level If a student does not meet the research

requirement it can be met by successfully completing a Research Methods course from the TUI

College of Health Sciences Catalog

_____________________________________________________________________________________

53

Masters program with a grade of B or better This course will be considered a prerequisite and

not included in the total number of PhD course units required by the students degree plan

9 International students must have minimum TOEFL of 55021379

You may apply only once to the TUI PhD program if denied no additional applications to the

same program will be accepted

Transfer Policies TUI accepts up to four semester credits of Doctoral level courses from accredited doctoral granting

institutions provided the transferred course meets the same general content standards as the TUI

course

Degree Requirements The PhD at TUI is a post Masterrsquos degree consisting of 44 semester credit hours of coursework which may be completed in six sessions with a load of 2 courses (8 credits) per session The program also consists of a research dissertation Based on the nature of independent research being conducted by each student the time needed to complete the dissertation will depend upon the individual student The PhD curriculum has the following components 1 Core Courses All students are required to take five (5) research methods courses and two (2) required theory courses in the field of health These courses provide the foundation for the elective courses which students may pursue in their specialized concentrations All courses are valued at four (4) semester credits The last course taken prior to the dissertation series is the required DHS699-Dissertation Proposal Seminar 2 Concentration Courses In addition to the required core courses there are four (4) concentration courses (electives) needed to complete the degree plan Students may select one concentration from an offering of three concentrations These courses are generally in the specific area of the research that the student will pursue All elective courses are valued at four (4) semester credits 3 Written and Oral Qualifying Students will be examined on their understanding of research methods and statistical concepts related to the research process 4 Dissertation Students demonstrate a synthesis of their doctoral study knowledge and scholarship with a significant quantitative research project that contributes to general principles of knowledge in the field(s) potentially impacted by the research Following the completion of the course work including the Dissertation Seminar (DHS 699) students will continue to work on the dissertation and register for subsequent sessions to DHS 700 701 702hellip The 700 series courses will appear in a separate section on the studentrsquos transcript dedicated to the dissertation

College of Health Sciences Catalog

_____________________________________________________________________________________

54

Degree Requirements - Summary

Completion of 28 semester credit of core courses

Completion of 16 semester credit of elective courses

Successful completion of both oral and written Comprehensive exam

Successful completion of the Dissertation Seminar Prospectus (DHS699)

Successful defense of the dissertation proposal

Successful defense of the PhD dissertation and approval of the Dissertation Committee and

Program Director

Students in the doctoral degree programs must complete each doctoral course with a grade of B

(30) or better and maintain a cumulative GPA of 30 (B) or better for all courses applying toward the

degree

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

DHS600 - Research Methods in Health Sciences 4 Credits Description

DHS608 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics I 4 Credits Description

DHS612 - Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

DHS618 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics II 4 Credits Description

DHS620 - Linking Theory with Research 4 Credits Description

DHS652 - Research Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS699 - Dissertation Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS 700 through 711 ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

DHS 712 and above ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

Specialization Courses (16 Credits)

International Health EducatorResearcher

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of international health education and research

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in areas of international health education and research

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55

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health education and research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health education and research

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

education and research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health education and research

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health education and research

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DHS621 - Curriculum in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

DHS623 - TeachingAdministration in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

International Health EducatorPractitioner

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge relevant to the international health practitioner

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their application

to the international health practitioner

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health

College of Health Sciences Catalog

_____________________________________________________________________________________

56

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH633 - Global Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

DIH635 - Geopolitical Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

Health Care Administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health care administration

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in health care administration

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of health

care administration

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

health care administration

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of health care

administration

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in health

care administration

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in health care administration

DHA619 - Current Issues in Health Administration Research 4 Credits Description

DHA621 - Health Care Law Regulation and Ethics 4 Credits Description

DHA623 - Advanced Leadership 4 Credits Description

DHA698 - Seminar in Strategic Planning for Health Organization 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

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50

International students must have a minimum TOEFL of 52519771

Transfer Policies TUI may accept transfer of up to 30 of the semester credits required to complete the specific Masterrsquos

level program The transferring course(s) must be from accredited graduate level institution(s) must

meet the same general content standards as TUI courses and must have earned a Grade of B (30) or

better

Students currently enrolled in the MSHS Emergency and Disaster Management concentration may be

able to transfer to the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management degree program however

students may not complete the MSHS with a concentration in Emergency and Disaster Management

and seek a second degree in the MS in Emergency and Disaster Management program Students are

urged to contact their academic advisor with any questions about transferring between programs

Requirements for Graduation To qualify for the MSEDM degree students must successfully fulfill both of the following requirements

bull Complete each required graduate course with a grade of B- (267) or better

bull Maintain an overall GPA of B (30) or better for all graduate level coursework applying toward the

degree

Degree Requirements

In order to earn an MSEDM degree all students must complete 40 semester credits consisting of 28

semester credits of required and 12 semester credits of elective coursework

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE503 - Survey of Emergency and Disaster Management

4 Credits

Description

MHE505 - Issues of Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE509 - Emergency Planning and Methodology

4 Credits

Description

MHE511 - Emergency Operations 4 Credits MHE503 or MHE509 Description

EDM504 - Public Health and the Aftermath of a Disaster

4 Credits

Description

EDM502 - Critical Infrastructure Vulnerability and Protection

4 Credits MHE503 MHE 509 MHE511

Description

EDM599 - Capstone Project 4 Credits All other 9 courses in the

program need to be taken prior Description

College of Health Sciences Catalog

_____________________________________________________________________________________

51

Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster

4 Credits

Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment

4 Credits

Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

EDM501 - Domestic Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

EDM503 - Infectious Disease Mitigation Following Natural Disasters

4 Credits

Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy

4 Credits

Description

Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences The Doctor of Philosophy represents the highest level of achievement in any academic discipline TUI is

proud to offer a research degree resulting in a Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences

Students who earn this degree are qualified to enter academia or the top levels of health care

administration or health executive positions in government and the private sector These graduates will

have demonstrated excellence in their pursuit of academic study in their selected field As with any

quality PhD degree the work is challenging but the rewards are substantial

The purpose of the Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences program is to prepare professionals from

health and health related fields as leaders educators researchers and scholars Students select either

the educatorresearcher or practitioner concentration in International Health or Health Care

Administration All students in the program will develop advanced research skills directed toward the

creation of new knowledge demonstrated by a PhD Dissertation

Students will gain knowledge and skills that may be used to function at the entry level of university

professorial track teaching or at the highest levels of organizational management Students will gain an

extensive background and comprehension of various areas of health and will learn skills needed for

acquisition and application of advanced knowledge including current developments in their area of

College of Health Sciences Catalog

_____________________________________________________________________________________

52

specialty Graduates will demonstrate effective scholarly writing and presentation as well as skills

needed to design perform compile and successfully defend a doctoral level dissertation The program

also provides students with the ability to make contributions by publishing in peer-reviewed journals

andor presenting research in professional conferences Students planning to enter an academic career

will learn skills for effective teaching in academic health profession programs

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health science

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications to specific areas of health sciences

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration

Admission Standards All applicants to the PhD Programs at TUI are required to possess the following

1 Have an earned Masters degree from an accredited college or university with at least 30

graduate level semester credits

2 Have a grade point average of 34 (on a 40 scale) on all work completed during the Masters

degree An official transcript of all prior academic work must be submitted

3 Possess analytical and critical thinking skills sufficient to deal with the doctoral program

demonstrated by a sample of research or academic publication Must submit a sample of

research oriented writing or publication

4 Possess writing and oral communication skills sufficient to conduct and deliver the results of

meaningful research Must submit an essay that includes current personal intellectual and

professional interests and why the student applies to the degree at TUI

5 Submit a current Curriculum Vita (Resume)

6 Possess information technology skills sufficient to effectively participate in the TUI PhD

pedagogical model

7 Possess Internet skills sufficient to effectively conduct research at a PhD level

8 Have successfully completed with a grade of B or better at least one course in Research

Methods or Statistics at the Masterrsquos or higher level If a student does not meet the research

requirement it can be met by successfully completing a Research Methods course from the TUI

College of Health Sciences Catalog

_____________________________________________________________________________________

53

Masters program with a grade of B or better This course will be considered a prerequisite and

not included in the total number of PhD course units required by the students degree plan

9 International students must have minimum TOEFL of 55021379

You may apply only once to the TUI PhD program if denied no additional applications to the

same program will be accepted

Transfer Policies TUI accepts up to four semester credits of Doctoral level courses from accredited doctoral granting

institutions provided the transferred course meets the same general content standards as the TUI

course

Degree Requirements The PhD at TUI is a post Masterrsquos degree consisting of 44 semester credit hours of coursework which may be completed in six sessions with a load of 2 courses (8 credits) per session The program also consists of a research dissertation Based on the nature of independent research being conducted by each student the time needed to complete the dissertation will depend upon the individual student The PhD curriculum has the following components 1 Core Courses All students are required to take five (5) research methods courses and two (2) required theory courses in the field of health These courses provide the foundation for the elective courses which students may pursue in their specialized concentrations All courses are valued at four (4) semester credits The last course taken prior to the dissertation series is the required DHS699-Dissertation Proposal Seminar 2 Concentration Courses In addition to the required core courses there are four (4) concentration courses (electives) needed to complete the degree plan Students may select one concentration from an offering of three concentrations These courses are generally in the specific area of the research that the student will pursue All elective courses are valued at four (4) semester credits 3 Written and Oral Qualifying Students will be examined on their understanding of research methods and statistical concepts related to the research process 4 Dissertation Students demonstrate a synthesis of their doctoral study knowledge and scholarship with a significant quantitative research project that contributes to general principles of knowledge in the field(s) potentially impacted by the research Following the completion of the course work including the Dissertation Seminar (DHS 699) students will continue to work on the dissertation and register for subsequent sessions to DHS 700 701 702hellip The 700 series courses will appear in a separate section on the studentrsquos transcript dedicated to the dissertation

College of Health Sciences Catalog

_____________________________________________________________________________________

54

Degree Requirements - Summary

Completion of 28 semester credit of core courses

Completion of 16 semester credit of elective courses

Successful completion of both oral and written Comprehensive exam

Successful completion of the Dissertation Seminar Prospectus (DHS699)

Successful defense of the dissertation proposal

Successful defense of the PhD dissertation and approval of the Dissertation Committee and

Program Director

Students in the doctoral degree programs must complete each doctoral course with a grade of B

(30) or better and maintain a cumulative GPA of 30 (B) or better for all courses applying toward the

degree

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

DHS600 - Research Methods in Health Sciences 4 Credits Description

DHS608 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics I 4 Credits Description

DHS612 - Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

DHS618 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics II 4 Credits Description

DHS620 - Linking Theory with Research 4 Credits Description

DHS652 - Research Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS699 - Dissertation Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS 700 through 711 ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

DHS 712 and above ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

Specialization Courses (16 Credits)

International Health EducatorResearcher

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of international health education and research

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in areas of international health education and research

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55

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health education and research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health education and research

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

education and research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health education and research

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health education and research

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DHS621 - Curriculum in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

DHS623 - TeachingAdministration in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

International Health EducatorPractitioner

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge relevant to the international health practitioner

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their application

to the international health practitioner

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health

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DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH633 - Global Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

DIH635 - Geopolitical Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

Health Care Administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health care administration

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in health care administration

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of health

care administration

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

health care administration

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of health care

administration

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in health

care administration

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in health care administration

DHA619 - Current Issues in Health Administration Research 4 Credits Description

DHA621 - Health Care Law Regulation and Ethics 4 Credits Description

DHA623 - Advanced Leadership 4 Credits Description

DHA698 - Seminar in Strategic Planning for Health Organization 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

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Elective Courses (12 Credits from the following list)

Course Credits Prerequisite Description

MHE514 - Psychosocial aspects of Emergency and Disaster

4 Credits

Description

MHE516 - Combating Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MIH527 - Environmental Health Assessment

4 Credits

Description

MHE512 - Disaster Relief 4 Credits Description

EDM501 - Domestic Terrorism 4 Credits Description

MHE507 - Bio - Terrorism 4 Credits Description

EDM503 - Infectious Disease Mitigation Following Natural Disasters

4 Credits

Description

MPH522 - Public Health Law and Policy

4 Credits

Description

Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences The Doctor of Philosophy represents the highest level of achievement in any academic discipline TUI is

proud to offer a research degree resulting in a Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences

Students who earn this degree are qualified to enter academia or the top levels of health care

administration or health executive positions in government and the private sector These graduates will

have demonstrated excellence in their pursuit of academic study in their selected field As with any

quality PhD degree the work is challenging but the rewards are substantial

The purpose of the Doctor of Philosophy in Health Sciences program is to prepare professionals from

health and health related fields as leaders educators researchers and scholars Students select either

the educatorresearcher or practitioner concentration in International Health or Health Care

Administration All students in the program will develop advanced research skills directed toward the

creation of new knowledge demonstrated by a PhD Dissertation

Students will gain knowledge and skills that may be used to function at the entry level of university

professorial track teaching or at the highest levels of organizational management Students will gain an

extensive background and comprehension of various areas of health and will learn skills needed for

acquisition and application of advanced knowledge including current developments in their area of

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specialty Graduates will demonstrate effective scholarly writing and presentation as well as skills

needed to design perform compile and successfully defend a doctoral level dissertation The program

also provides students with the ability to make contributions by publishing in peer-reviewed journals

andor presenting research in professional conferences Students planning to enter an academic career

will learn skills for effective teaching in academic health profession programs

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health science

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications to specific areas of health sciences

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration

Admission Standards All applicants to the PhD Programs at TUI are required to possess the following

1 Have an earned Masters degree from an accredited college or university with at least 30

graduate level semester credits

2 Have a grade point average of 34 (on a 40 scale) on all work completed during the Masters

degree An official transcript of all prior academic work must be submitted

3 Possess analytical and critical thinking skills sufficient to deal with the doctoral program

demonstrated by a sample of research or academic publication Must submit a sample of

research oriented writing or publication

4 Possess writing and oral communication skills sufficient to conduct and deliver the results of

meaningful research Must submit an essay that includes current personal intellectual and

professional interests and why the student applies to the degree at TUI

5 Submit a current Curriculum Vita (Resume)

6 Possess information technology skills sufficient to effectively participate in the TUI PhD

pedagogical model

7 Possess Internet skills sufficient to effectively conduct research at a PhD level

8 Have successfully completed with a grade of B or better at least one course in Research

Methods or Statistics at the Masterrsquos or higher level If a student does not meet the research

requirement it can be met by successfully completing a Research Methods course from the TUI

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Masters program with a grade of B or better This course will be considered a prerequisite and

not included in the total number of PhD course units required by the students degree plan

9 International students must have minimum TOEFL of 55021379

You may apply only once to the TUI PhD program if denied no additional applications to the

same program will be accepted

Transfer Policies TUI accepts up to four semester credits of Doctoral level courses from accredited doctoral granting

institutions provided the transferred course meets the same general content standards as the TUI

course

Degree Requirements The PhD at TUI is a post Masterrsquos degree consisting of 44 semester credit hours of coursework which may be completed in six sessions with a load of 2 courses (8 credits) per session The program also consists of a research dissertation Based on the nature of independent research being conducted by each student the time needed to complete the dissertation will depend upon the individual student The PhD curriculum has the following components 1 Core Courses All students are required to take five (5) research methods courses and two (2) required theory courses in the field of health These courses provide the foundation for the elective courses which students may pursue in their specialized concentrations All courses are valued at four (4) semester credits The last course taken prior to the dissertation series is the required DHS699-Dissertation Proposal Seminar 2 Concentration Courses In addition to the required core courses there are four (4) concentration courses (electives) needed to complete the degree plan Students may select one concentration from an offering of three concentrations These courses are generally in the specific area of the research that the student will pursue All elective courses are valued at four (4) semester credits 3 Written and Oral Qualifying Students will be examined on their understanding of research methods and statistical concepts related to the research process 4 Dissertation Students demonstrate a synthesis of their doctoral study knowledge and scholarship with a significant quantitative research project that contributes to general principles of knowledge in the field(s) potentially impacted by the research Following the completion of the course work including the Dissertation Seminar (DHS 699) students will continue to work on the dissertation and register for subsequent sessions to DHS 700 701 702hellip The 700 series courses will appear in a separate section on the studentrsquos transcript dedicated to the dissertation

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54

Degree Requirements - Summary

Completion of 28 semester credit of core courses

Completion of 16 semester credit of elective courses

Successful completion of both oral and written Comprehensive exam

Successful completion of the Dissertation Seminar Prospectus (DHS699)

Successful defense of the dissertation proposal

Successful defense of the PhD dissertation and approval of the Dissertation Committee and

Program Director

Students in the doctoral degree programs must complete each doctoral course with a grade of B

(30) or better and maintain a cumulative GPA of 30 (B) or better for all courses applying toward the

degree

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

DHS600 - Research Methods in Health Sciences 4 Credits Description

DHS608 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics I 4 Credits Description

DHS612 - Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

DHS618 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics II 4 Credits Description

DHS620 - Linking Theory with Research 4 Credits Description

DHS652 - Research Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS699 - Dissertation Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS 700 through 711 ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

DHS 712 and above ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

Specialization Courses (16 Credits)

International Health EducatorResearcher

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of international health education and research

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in areas of international health education and research

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3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health education and research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health education and research

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

education and research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health education and research

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health education and research

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DHS621 - Curriculum in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

DHS623 - TeachingAdministration in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

International Health EducatorPractitioner

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge relevant to the international health practitioner

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their application

to the international health practitioner

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health

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DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH633 - Global Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

DIH635 - Geopolitical Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

Health Care Administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health care administration

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in health care administration

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of health

care administration

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

health care administration

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of health care

administration

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in health

care administration

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in health care administration

DHA619 - Current Issues in Health Administration Research 4 Credits Description

DHA621 - Health Care Law Regulation and Ethics 4 Credits Description

DHA623 - Advanced Leadership 4 Credits Description

DHA698 - Seminar in Strategic Planning for Health Organization 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

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52

specialty Graduates will demonstrate effective scholarly writing and presentation as well as skills

needed to design perform compile and successfully defend a doctoral level dissertation The program

also provides students with the ability to make contributions by publishing in peer-reviewed journals

andor presenting research in professional conferences Students planning to enter an academic career

will learn skills for effective teaching in academic health profession programs

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrate evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health science

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications to specific areas of health sciences

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration

Admission Standards All applicants to the PhD Programs at TUI are required to possess the following

1 Have an earned Masters degree from an accredited college or university with at least 30

graduate level semester credits

2 Have a grade point average of 34 (on a 40 scale) on all work completed during the Masters

degree An official transcript of all prior academic work must be submitted

3 Possess analytical and critical thinking skills sufficient to deal with the doctoral program

demonstrated by a sample of research or academic publication Must submit a sample of

research oriented writing or publication

4 Possess writing and oral communication skills sufficient to conduct and deliver the results of

meaningful research Must submit an essay that includes current personal intellectual and

professional interests and why the student applies to the degree at TUI

5 Submit a current Curriculum Vita (Resume)

6 Possess information technology skills sufficient to effectively participate in the TUI PhD

pedagogical model

7 Possess Internet skills sufficient to effectively conduct research at a PhD level

8 Have successfully completed with a grade of B or better at least one course in Research

Methods or Statistics at the Masterrsquos or higher level If a student does not meet the research

requirement it can be met by successfully completing a Research Methods course from the TUI

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53

Masters program with a grade of B or better This course will be considered a prerequisite and

not included in the total number of PhD course units required by the students degree plan

9 International students must have minimum TOEFL of 55021379

You may apply only once to the TUI PhD program if denied no additional applications to the

same program will be accepted

Transfer Policies TUI accepts up to four semester credits of Doctoral level courses from accredited doctoral granting

institutions provided the transferred course meets the same general content standards as the TUI

course

Degree Requirements The PhD at TUI is a post Masterrsquos degree consisting of 44 semester credit hours of coursework which may be completed in six sessions with a load of 2 courses (8 credits) per session The program also consists of a research dissertation Based on the nature of independent research being conducted by each student the time needed to complete the dissertation will depend upon the individual student The PhD curriculum has the following components 1 Core Courses All students are required to take five (5) research methods courses and two (2) required theory courses in the field of health These courses provide the foundation for the elective courses which students may pursue in their specialized concentrations All courses are valued at four (4) semester credits The last course taken prior to the dissertation series is the required DHS699-Dissertation Proposal Seminar 2 Concentration Courses In addition to the required core courses there are four (4) concentration courses (electives) needed to complete the degree plan Students may select one concentration from an offering of three concentrations These courses are generally in the specific area of the research that the student will pursue All elective courses are valued at four (4) semester credits 3 Written and Oral Qualifying Students will be examined on their understanding of research methods and statistical concepts related to the research process 4 Dissertation Students demonstrate a synthesis of their doctoral study knowledge and scholarship with a significant quantitative research project that contributes to general principles of knowledge in the field(s) potentially impacted by the research Following the completion of the course work including the Dissertation Seminar (DHS 699) students will continue to work on the dissertation and register for subsequent sessions to DHS 700 701 702hellip The 700 series courses will appear in a separate section on the studentrsquos transcript dedicated to the dissertation

College of Health Sciences Catalog

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54

Degree Requirements - Summary

Completion of 28 semester credit of core courses

Completion of 16 semester credit of elective courses

Successful completion of both oral and written Comprehensive exam

Successful completion of the Dissertation Seminar Prospectus (DHS699)

Successful defense of the dissertation proposal

Successful defense of the PhD dissertation and approval of the Dissertation Committee and

Program Director

Students in the doctoral degree programs must complete each doctoral course with a grade of B

(30) or better and maintain a cumulative GPA of 30 (B) or better for all courses applying toward the

degree

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

DHS600 - Research Methods in Health Sciences 4 Credits Description

DHS608 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics I 4 Credits Description

DHS612 - Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

DHS618 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics II 4 Credits Description

DHS620 - Linking Theory with Research 4 Credits Description

DHS652 - Research Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS699 - Dissertation Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS 700 through 711 ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

DHS 712 and above ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

Specialization Courses (16 Credits)

International Health EducatorResearcher

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of international health education and research

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in areas of international health education and research

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3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health education and research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health education and research

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

education and research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health education and research

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health education and research

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DHS621 - Curriculum in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

DHS623 - TeachingAdministration in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

International Health EducatorPractitioner

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge relevant to the international health practitioner

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their application

to the international health practitioner

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health

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DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH633 - Global Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

DIH635 - Geopolitical Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

Health Care Administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health care administration

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in health care administration

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of health

care administration

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

health care administration

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of health care

administration

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in health

care administration

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in health care administration

DHA619 - Current Issues in Health Administration Research 4 Credits Description

DHA621 - Health Care Law Regulation and Ethics 4 Credits Description

DHA623 - Advanced Leadership 4 Credits Description

DHA698 - Seminar in Strategic Planning for Health Organization 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

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Masters program with a grade of B or better This course will be considered a prerequisite and

not included in the total number of PhD course units required by the students degree plan

9 International students must have minimum TOEFL of 55021379

You may apply only once to the TUI PhD program if denied no additional applications to the

same program will be accepted

Transfer Policies TUI accepts up to four semester credits of Doctoral level courses from accredited doctoral granting

institutions provided the transferred course meets the same general content standards as the TUI

course

Degree Requirements The PhD at TUI is a post Masterrsquos degree consisting of 44 semester credit hours of coursework which may be completed in six sessions with a load of 2 courses (8 credits) per session The program also consists of a research dissertation Based on the nature of independent research being conducted by each student the time needed to complete the dissertation will depend upon the individual student The PhD curriculum has the following components 1 Core Courses All students are required to take five (5) research methods courses and two (2) required theory courses in the field of health These courses provide the foundation for the elective courses which students may pursue in their specialized concentrations All courses are valued at four (4) semester credits The last course taken prior to the dissertation series is the required DHS699-Dissertation Proposal Seminar 2 Concentration Courses In addition to the required core courses there are four (4) concentration courses (electives) needed to complete the degree plan Students may select one concentration from an offering of three concentrations These courses are generally in the specific area of the research that the student will pursue All elective courses are valued at four (4) semester credits 3 Written and Oral Qualifying Students will be examined on their understanding of research methods and statistical concepts related to the research process 4 Dissertation Students demonstrate a synthesis of their doctoral study knowledge and scholarship with a significant quantitative research project that contributes to general principles of knowledge in the field(s) potentially impacted by the research Following the completion of the course work including the Dissertation Seminar (DHS 699) students will continue to work on the dissertation and register for subsequent sessions to DHS 700 701 702hellip The 700 series courses will appear in a separate section on the studentrsquos transcript dedicated to the dissertation

College of Health Sciences Catalog

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54

Degree Requirements - Summary

Completion of 28 semester credit of core courses

Completion of 16 semester credit of elective courses

Successful completion of both oral and written Comprehensive exam

Successful completion of the Dissertation Seminar Prospectus (DHS699)

Successful defense of the dissertation proposal

Successful defense of the PhD dissertation and approval of the Dissertation Committee and

Program Director

Students in the doctoral degree programs must complete each doctoral course with a grade of B

(30) or better and maintain a cumulative GPA of 30 (B) or better for all courses applying toward the

degree

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

DHS600 - Research Methods in Health Sciences 4 Credits Description

DHS608 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics I 4 Credits Description

DHS612 - Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

DHS618 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics II 4 Credits Description

DHS620 - Linking Theory with Research 4 Credits Description

DHS652 - Research Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS699 - Dissertation Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS 700 through 711 ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

DHS 712 and above ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

Specialization Courses (16 Credits)

International Health EducatorResearcher

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of international health education and research

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in areas of international health education and research

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3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health education and research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health education and research

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

education and research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health education and research

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health education and research

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DHS621 - Curriculum in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

DHS623 - TeachingAdministration in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

International Health EducatorPractitioner

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge relevant to the international health practitioner

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their application

to the international health practitioner

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health

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DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH633 - Global Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

DIH635 - Geopolitical Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

Health Care Administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health care administration

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in health care administration

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of health

care administration

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

health care administration

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of health care

administration

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in health

care administration

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in health care administration

DHA619 - Current Issues in Health Administration Research 4 Credits Description

DHA621 - Health Care Law Regulation and Ethics 4 Credits Description

DHA623 - Advanced Leadership 4 Credits Description

DHA698 - Seminar in Strategic Planning for Health Organization 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

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Degree Requirements - Summary

Completion of 28 semester credit of core courses

Completion of 16 semester credit of elective courses

Successful completion of both oral and written Comprehensive exam

Successful completion of the Dissertation Seminar Prospectus (DHS699)

Successful defense of the dissertation proposal

Successful defense of the PhD dissertation and approval of the Dissertation Committee and

Program Director

Students in the doctoral degree programs must complete each doctoral course with a grade of B

(30) or better and maintain a cumulative GPA of 30 (B) or better for all courses applying toward the

degree

Required Core Courses (28 Credits)

DHS600 - Research Methods in Health Sciences 4 Credits Description

DHS608 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics I 4 Credits Description

DHS612 - Program Evaluation 4 Credits Description

DHS618 - Quantitative Research and Advanced Statistics II 4 Credits Description

DHS620 - Linking Theory with Research 4 Credits Description

DHS652 - Research Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS699 - Dissertation Seminar 4 Credits Description

DHS 700 through 711 ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

DHS 712 and above ndash Dissertation Continuation 4 Credits Description

Specialization Courses (16 Credits)

International Health EducatorResearcher

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of international health education and research

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in areas of international health education and research

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3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health education and research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health education and research

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

education and research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health education and research

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health education and research

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DHS621 - Curriculum in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

DHS623 - TeachingAdministration in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

International Health EducatorPractitioner

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge relevant to the international health practitioner

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their application

to the international health practitioner

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health

College of Health Sciences Catalog

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56

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH633 - Global Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

DIH635 - Geopolitical Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

Health Care Administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health care administration

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in health care administration

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of health

care administration

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

health care administration

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of health care

administration

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in health

care administration

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in health care administration

DHA619 - Current Issues in Health Administration Research 4 Credits Description

DHA621 - Health Care Law Regulation and Ethics 4 Credits Description

DHA623 - Advanced Leadership 4 Credits Description

DHA698 - Seminar in Strategic Planning for Health Organization 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

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3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health education and research

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health education and research

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

education and research

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health education and research

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health education and research

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DHS621 - Curriculum in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

DHS623 - TeachingAdministration in Higher Education 4 Credits Description

International Health EducatorPractitioner

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge relevant to the international health practitioner

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their application

to the international health practitioner

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of

international health

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

international health

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of international health

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in the

field of international health

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in the field of international health

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DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH633 - Global Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

DIH635 - Geopolitical Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

Health Care Administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health care administration

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in health care administration

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of health

care administration

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

health care administration

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of health care

administration

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in health

care administration

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in health care administration

DHA619 - Current Issues in Health Administration Research 4 Credits Description

DHA621 - Health Care Law Regulation and Ethics 4 Credits Description

DHA623 - Advanced Leadership 4 Credits Description

DHA698 - Seminar in Strategic Planning for Health Organization 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

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DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

DIH619 - Current Issues in International Health Research 4 Credits Description

DIH633 - Global Epidemiology 4 Credits Description

DIH635 - Geopolitical Health Perspectives 4 Credits Description

DIH698 - Special topics in International Health 4 Credits Description

Health Care Administration

Program Learning Outcomes

1 Demonstrates evidence of advanced research skills directed toward the creation of new

knowledge in the field of health care administration

2 Describe and distinguish in a comprehensive manner the various theories and their

applications in health care administration

3 Produce and present scholarly writing based on rigorous scholarly research in the field of health

care administration

4 Design and conduct doctoral level research and successfully defend a dissertation in the field of

health care administration

5 Comply with legal and ethical requirements for research in the field of health care

administration

6 Make significant and relevant contributions to the current body of scientific knowledge in health

care administration

7 Develop the ability to function in professorial track teaching or at high levels of organizational

administration in health care administration

DHA619 - Current Issues in Health Administration Research 4 Credits Description

DHA621 - Health Care Law Regulation and Ethics 4 Credits Description

DHA623 - Advanced Leadership 4 Credits Description

DHA698 - Seminar in Strategic Planning for Health Organization 4 Credits Description

DHS610 - Qualitative Research 4 Credits Description

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  • CHS_Catalog_Fall_2011pdf